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Taiwan hardcore band Defeat the Giant announce Asian tour

By on February 3, 2018

We’ve stoked to announce that fucking amazing emotional hardcore punk band called Defeat the Giant from the wonderful island of Taiwan is heading out for the first time around some of Asia’s greatest hardcore scenes from Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan.

Check out the dates in the flyer and get ready for a brand new track off their new album coming soon! This shit is going to RIP!

The vocalist, Winston, had this to say:

“I’m so fucking excited! I just want to see the scenes in other countries and try to learn something, then do something back in our own scene. I also really want to thank everyone who have helped us out in putting on a show for us. We are not a well known hardcore band at all but people were still willing to help put on shows for us. I think maybe this is hardcore – this is the Asian scene: helping each other and supporting each other!”

Joining the band on all dates from March 4 til March 11 is none other then Malaysian pop punk band Social Circuit (feat. vocalist of Kids On the Move). As if that’s not enough – check out the lineup of some of the dates below:

Mar 4 Jakarta
Borneo Beerhouse Kemang (Here To Stay presents)
Defeat the giant (Taiwan)
Social Circuit(Malaysia)
Straight Answer
Final Attack
Modern Guns
Real Project

Mar 9 Johor Bahru
The Rockin Jamz Hall (HumanErrorSyndikate/JBHC Collective present)
Defeat The Giant(Taiwan)
KMzeroNine (Indonesia)
Social Circuit
NET
Lethal Grip
Seeing The River

Mar 10 Singapore
LiveAmp (Disrupt.co present)
Defeat the giant (Taiwan)
Social Circuit(Malaysia)
Plague Bearer
Tides
Fade
Guilty Mind

Mar 11 Kuala Lumpur
Rumah Api (Backstab presents)
Defeat the giant (Taiwan)
Social Circuit
Kids On The Move
Lost Control
Rampage
Krusty

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