Pnau's 2003 Concert History

Pnau are an Australian dance music trio originating from Sydney, Australia. The trio consists of musicians Nick Littlemore (vocals, production), Sam Littlemore (production) and Peter Mayes (guitar, production). The project started as a duo with just Nick and Peter before Sam joined in 2016. The group have achieved multiple successes throughout their career with their award-winning debut album Sambanova, their universally acclaimed 2008 release Pnau, Nick's breakthrough side-project Empire of the Sun, and their multiple chart-topping singles.

Date Concert Venue Location
Dec 06, 2003
Homebake 2003
The Superjesus / 1200 Techniques / Magic Dirt / John Butler Trio / The Sleepy Jackson / Pnau / Gerling / The Cat Empire / Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds / Something for Kate / The Vines
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The Domain Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Mar 13, 2003
Pnau

Free Ride Tour

Albury Skate Park Albury, Australia
Jan 27, 2003
Pnau

Big Day Out Melbourne

Royal Melbourne Showgrounds Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Jan 25, 2003
Big Day Out 2003
Foo Fighters / Queens of the Stone Age / Jimmy Eat World / Deftones / PJ Harvey / Jane's Addiction / Underworld / Millencolin / The Living End / The Music / Sparta / Murderdolls / Frenzal Rhomb / The Waifs / Kraftwerk / Luke Slater / Chicks On Speed / Wilco / Gonzales / Jebediah / Xzibit / Cog / Machine Gun Fellatio / Kid Kenobi / Waikiki / Augie March / Mark Dynamix / Resin Dogs / Darren Price / The Vines / Blindspott / Concord Dawn / The D4 / Hard-Ons / Wash / DJ Sir Vere / Bexta / 1200 Techniques / 28 Days / 8 Foot Sativa / Eight / King Kapisi / Downsyde / Pacifier / Pnau / Rocket Science / Dry & Heavy / Pan Am / Post-Life Disorder / pitch black / Pre_Shrunk Show all bands
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Sydney Olympic Park Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Jan 22, 2003
Underworld / Pnau / Luke Slater / Darren Price Hordern Pavilion Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Electronic
Electronica
Dance
Disco
EDM
Electro
Australian
Alternative Dance
Australian Dance
Aussietronica
Australian Electropop
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