The Butterfly Effect

The Butterfly Effect

Singer Clint Boge Leaves The Butterfly Effect

by Andrew Tijs on February 6, 2012

in Live,News

Clint Boge, frontman for Brisbane modern rockers The Butterfly Effect, will quit the band after their national tour.

The Butterfly Effect

The Butterfly Effect

A press release from the band’s management announced that Boge is officially leaving the band “to pursue other musical interests”, and that the other members plan to continue and “will announce their intentions in the not too distant future”.

The claim that the separation is amicable bears out, since fans will get to see Boge front the band for the final time live during their massive Effected national tour in April.

The band will also release a compilation to celebrate ten years of Butterfly Effect music, which saw them release three albums, the most recent two going Gold and debuting at numbers two and three on the ARIA Album Chart respectively.

We can presume that Boge will continue with his side project Thousand Needles In Red.

Tickets to the shows go on sale from www.thebutterflyeffect.com.au from Monday 13 February.

The Butterfly Effect ‘Effected’ Tour 2012
Friday 27 April – Andergrove Tavern, Mackay
Saturday 28 April – The Venue, Townsville
Sunday 29 April – Brothers Leagues Club, Cairns
Wednesday 2 May – The Great Northern, Byron Bay
Thursday 3 May – The Arena, Brisbane
Friday 4 May – Coolangatta Hotel, Gold Coast
Saturday 5 May – Kings Beach Tavern, Sunshine Coast
Wednesday 9 May – The Plantation, Coffs Harbour
Thursday 10 May – Panthers Leagues Club, Newcastle
Friday 11 May -UNSW Roundhouse, Sydney
Saturday 12 May – Waves, Wollongong
Wednesday 16 May – UCU Bar, Canberra
Friday 18 May – Bended Elbow, Geelong
Saturday 19 May – Inferno, Traralgon
Sunday 20 May – Pier Live, Frankston
Tuesday 22 May – Hotel New York, Launceston
Wednesday 23 May – Wrest Point Casino, Hobart
Friday 25 May – Palace Theatre (Bourke St), Melbourne
Saturday 26 May – The Bridgeway Hotel, Adelaide
Sunday 27 May – HQ, Adelaide
Saturday 2 June – Prince Of Wales, Bunbury
Sunday 3 June – Metro City, Perth

 

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