Perth Band No Flowers No Wedding Dress Pay Tribute To Died Pretty With Special Adelaide Performance

This month, Perth band No Flowers No Wedding Dress are heading to Adelaide to pay tribute to one of Australia's most revered alternative rock bands, Died Pretty.

Booked to play The Wheatsheaf Hotel on Thursday 26 November, No Flowers No Wedding will perform Died Pretty's iconic album Doughboy Hollow from beginning to end.

Released in 1991, Doughboy Hollow is widely regarded as one of the great Australian rock albums of the '90s. The 11-track album includes fan favourites 'D.C.', 'Sweetheart' and 'Godbless' and was nominated for three ARIA Awards.

No Flowers No Wedding Dress will bring the complete album to life as part of their Adelaide performance, joined by special guests Mark Vincent and The Windsor Gilles.

Tickets are on sale now at oztix.com.au.

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Emerging out of Perth's music scene in the early '90s, No Flowers No Wedding Dress took their name from a line in the Bruce Springsteen hit 'The River'.

The band have performed alongside the likes of The Black Eyed Susans, Ed Kuepper, Weddings Parties Anything and The Mark Of Cain and have taken festival stages across the country.

Along with their headline show at The Wheaty, No Flowers No Wedding Dress are popping into Streetlight Adelaide for an in-store appearance on Friday 27 November from 5pm-6pm. This is a free event.

Catch No Flowers No Wedding Dress performing Died Pretty's Doughboy Hollow at The Wheatsheaf on Thursday 26 November. Tickets are on sale now at oztix.com.au.