Australian pop duo Bachelor Girl reunite for the 25th anniversary of their debut album Waiting For The Day
Bachelor Girl captured the hearts of Australian music fans in 1998 with her double platinum-selling debut single “Buses and Trains”.
And now the group – consisting of Tania Doko and James Roche – are poised to make a comeback.
Doko shared the news on Instagram Thursday as she ventured to the Gold Coast for press dates to promote the single.
Bachelor Girl captured the hearts of Australian music fans in 1998 with her double platinum-selling debut single “Buses and Trains”. Pictured singer Tania Doko
“Bachis… big day tomorrow! ‘Calling Out Your Name’ will be released to the world,” she wrote on the social media platform.
In the clip, she went on to tell fans that she’s excited to share the new music after a lengthy hiatus from the industry.
The group’s long-awaited musical comeback follows a hiatus from the industry.
2023 marks the 25th anniversary of her debut album “Waiting For The Day”.
The duo has several live performances coinciding with its release.
They were signed on as a support act for Darren Hayes’ Do You Remember tour across the country.
The tour will visit Melbourne on February 4th; Sydney on February 7; Newcastle on February 8th and Brisbane on February 11th.
The duo has several live performances coinciding with its release. The tour will visit Melbourne on February 4th; Sydney on February 7; Newcastle on February 8th and Brisbane on February 11th
They will also have their own gigs at the Burleigh Town Hotel in Queensland on February 10th and at the Kings Beach Tavern in Queensland on February 12th.
Calling Out Your Name will be released on Friday 3rd February.
Calling Out Your Name will be released on Friday 3rd February