TOMORA's Live Debut: Intense, Freeing Dancefloor Vibes

0:00On March 27th, Timora, the new supergroup from singer Aura and Tom Rollins of the chemical brothers, just wrapped their live debut with Intamin, shows in Manchester on March 25th and London on March 26th. They kicked things off with their launch single Ring the Alarm ahead of their debut album Come Closer, set for release on April 17th. These warm-up gigs doubled as a preview for their Coachella appearances on April 12th and 19th. On stage, Rollins handled synths and decks while first shared the spotlight with a dancer mirroring her moves, all backed by neon sci-fi visuals. They mixed seven tracks from the new album with past collaborations like Starvation and Eve of Destruction, fans packed venues like New Century Hall and Art H and Hackney, loving the hypnotic vibes of the thing, the sing along somewhere else and the intense, closer in a minute. Aura shouted out her autistic community fans, urging ear protection for the wild energy

1:01ahead. The duo called the music freeing and insanely intense, promising even bigger things live. Rollins set piecing together the set felt like the peak of chaos in the studio. Now they've announced a stacked tour hitting summer festivals like Down the Rabbit Hole in the Netherlands, Opener in Poland, and Zeget in Hungary. Plus October and November dates at Glasgow's SWG3, London's Roundhouse, and spots in the Netherlands and Berlin. With the album dropping soon, Tumora is primed to Light Up Dance floors everywhere. Stay tuned with music news today. AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.