Lime Cordiale concert

Their captivating live performances and direct interaction with fans have made Lime Cordiale one of Australia's hottest bands. And this fact was ultimately reflected in a number 1 ranking in the album charts in their home country in the summer of 2020.
In the same year, the gentlemen from Downunder became the most nominated act of 2020 with an incredible eight ARIA Award nominations and won their first ARIA Award as "Best Breakthrough Artist" in the Australian music industry. Shortly after, the band made it into the top 26 on the Triple J Hottest 100 Countdown with five tracks - with their best-placed song "On Our Own" coming in at number 11. in 2021, brothers Oli and Louis Leimbach repeated this feat, winning Best Live Act at the ARIA Awards and making it back into the year's best list with 'What's Not To Like' and 'Apple Crumble'!
Their hit singles "Robbery" and "Temper Temper" went platinum and seven other singles went gold. With over 1.5 million monthly listeners, almost 400 million streams on various platforms and more than 20 million YouTube views, they have long since cemented their reputation as one of the most up-and-coming bands in their home country. And they are also busy live: in addition to a support tour for Tones & I across North America, Lime Cordiale have played more than 100 shows around the globe in the last 18 months - many of them completely sold out. Their shows have been described as "raw & wild" by The AU Review and Beat scattered roses with "triumphant... a therapeutic musical extravaganza guaranteed to cure those post lockdown hangovers".

After limited touring due to the pandemic, the band went on to play extensive headline dates in Europe in 2022, including several sold-out concerts at London's first-class Electric Ballroom - as well as one at Flex in Vienna. Where they are now returning in August. "When you release a song, you don't realize that people know it until you play a show and people are singing that song back to you," says Oli, looking forward to the live shows. "That's pretty huge, and it's incredibly rewarding."