Pony Face return to Archies Creek

After several sold-out (Nebraska) shows earlier this year, Australian indie dreamscape four-piece Pony Face returns to Archies Creek on November 14.

The band will showcase new music, playing an album's worth of new material as well as cherry picking the best from their back catalogue.

Leading the charge is their new single "Expire", a power-punk, stooge dirge with shades of Dr Jnr.

The band are keen to be back on stage at Archies Creek, describing it as one of their favourite places to play in Australia.

Across their career Pony Face have become firm favourites of the local indie music industry.

"The groove is in the spaces in between.

They allow the music to breathe with possibilities, their supple songs insinuate themselves into the mind," is how Triple R's Stephen Walker once described them.

While Double J's Karen Leng described them "pure class", and "unhurried sonic explorers looking for light even in the dark, quiet corners of song".

"Despite their impressive back catalogue, one has the sense their best work is still to come," she said.

PBS FM's Maddy Mcfarlane says Pony Face is one of her "absolute favourite acts".

"Their albums translates to a mesmerising and solid live show."

Don't miss this special show.

Pony Face at Archies Creek Hotel, Saturday November 14.

Doors open 8pm, Showtime 8.30pm (Outside Stage).

With special guests The Wraylettes

Tickets are $37 for Reserved Seats and $30 for general admission

Book now: www.archiescreekhotel.com.au/