The Internet
The innovative R&B quintet heads to the Opera House for the very first time.
Overview
An eclectic group of modern innovators in soul, R&B and electronica, The Internet is heading to the Sydney Opera House for the very first time this March.
Renowned for seamlessly mixing genres, sultry smooth vocals and addictive basslines, The Internet is an acclaimed five-piece band from the wild west coast of California. The band is headed by one of the most unique and multi-talented humans around, Syd Bennett — a Crenshaw local who's been singing since 11 and taught herself to record, engineer and produce by the age of 15.
After two acclaimed but underground albums The Internet released Ego Death a Grammy-nominated masterwork in genre-bending soul music. The group then split up, to each produce their own solo work, then reunited earlier this year to release their fourth studio album, Hive Mind.
This March, head to the Opera House to soak up the sultry vocals and slinking basslines straight from the source, as the quintet performs a career-spanning set with hits off all four albums.
The Internet tickets go on sale to the public at 12pm on Friday, November 2. You can sign-up for pre-sale access here.
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