ONEFOUR

Sydney’s drill superstars here to ignite, against the odds.

Mount Druitt’s finest. They’re four Samoan-Australians who started making drill rap in a studio behind a fridge supply store. Now they’re Australia’s most successful hip-hop act. ONEFOUR’s raw stories of crime, poverty and social dislocation have clocked over 500 million streams. Rap stars like A$AP Ferg and the Kid LAROI got behind them too.

But their breakthrough was set back by controversy and police targeting. Since their first sold-out tour was cancelled, a hit Netflix documentary about their struggles only served to galvanize the group’s sense of defiance. Their latest single ‘Freedom of Speech’ strips things back to kinetic flow and icy piano loops. It proves, even as a trio, they’re more determined than ever to amplify the honest outer-Sydney voices that are often absent from mainstream music. And they’re beyond ready to bring their explosive live show to Melbourne for the first time.

They’ll be supported by rap up-and-comer Miss Kaninna, who’s bringing her signature Blak Excellence from Tasmania/Lutruwita. RFA17 and LF70 are also coming down from Western Sydney to deepen the drill heat.