DMA's

DMA’s bring their guitar-led songs to York Barbican, York on 11 February 2027. Formed in Sydney in 2012, the trio — Tommy O’Dell (vocals), Matt Mason and Johnny Took (guitars) — moves between indie rock and a clear britpop streak. Early tracks like Delete set the tone: direct melodies, chiming riffs and a vocal line that carries the tune without fuss.

On stage, the set often spans their four albums, from the rougher edges of Hills End and For Now to the wider, sometimes dancier textures of The Glow and How Many Dreams?, without stepping away from the band’s guitar-writing core. Clean guitars sit over steady rhythms, hooks arrive quickly, and quieter passages open into roomier moments. Their take on Believe has also found its place live, and newer songs slot in next to staples from the first records.

This date lines up DMA’s where they work best: a focused show built on tight arrangements, bright guitars and melodies that stick, tracing the path they’ve drawn across Australian and UK stages.