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In 2009, FisherKing exploded onto the Indie music scene when they released their self-titled EP. Hot on the heels of that success FisherKing won Triple J’s Unearthed imprinting their signature sound on a new generation of fans. Taking to the road, FisherKing spent the next year touring, writing and recording. It was over this time that their first album would take form. The following year ‘Circles’ was released. ‘Circles’ was a diverse showcase of indie rock, heart-breaking ballads and a uniquely coastal sound. In 2014, as band members started families and lead singer, Sam Stephenson, was moving to Nashville to share his music, FisherKing decided it was time to play one ‘Final Show’ at the Brass Monkey - a venue that they called “home”. It was a better send off than they could have ever asked for. Now, six years years after that ‘Final Show’ and ten years since the release of their album ‘Circles’, FisherKing felt it was time for another ‘final show’ - a reunion, if you will. With