DMA'S Sign Major Label, New Album 'DMA'S'

0:00It's April 29th. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Corey with the story, DMAS, the Australian trio channeling that 90s Britpop vibe just leveled up with their first major label deal. They're dropping a sub-title 5th album on August 7th through Wonderlick Entertainment, linked up with Sony Music Australia and RCA UK. It features the Jingly, my baby's place, already out, plus the fresh and themic Heaton Park, with a new video this week. The record got cooked up in their Sydney studio in Gleeve and Los Angeles spots. Bandmates Tommy O'Dell, Matt Mason and Johnny, took co-produced most tracks alongside Grammy nominated Lack Bostock for Manchinere with extra hands. From Jimmy somewhere, and Styles Fuego, it's all about evolving their big and themic sound with new textures. Fans have streamed their music over 500 million times, they snagged an Aria Award last year for Best Group, and Top Triple J's hottest one, 100 live version countdown, with a cover

1:02of shares, believe. All four prior albums hit Australia's Top 10 charts, but the UK feels like home, each released climbed higher with how many dreams at number 3, and the glow at number 4. Now they're hitting the road hard. First, a UK tour this summer marks 10 years since their debut Hills Ends, kicking off May 20th and nodding hand with more dates through May 24th. Back home, an East Coast run starts November 27th at Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall, then Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens on the 28th, wrapping December 3rd at Sydney Opera House 4-Cord, bigger 2026 plans are coming too. Cast a pre-order or pre-save links, and snag tickets at their site or spots like secret sounds.com and LiveNation.com. No DMAs are charging full steam, ahead.