Augie March are currently on their Watch Me Set My Strange Sun You Bloody Choir Tour, a six-week retrospective lap of the country. This tour will be the last one, in the words of the band, "for a long, long time". The final show of this tour, and therefore the band's final headline show for a long, long time quite appropriately takes place at Melbourne's storied Forum Theatre. A grand end to Augie's weird and wonderful 13-year adventure.

For the past 13 years Melbourne band Augie March have achieved what very few bands, indeed artists in any field in Australia, can claim to have achieved. While steadily building a loyal and ferocious fan base, they have simultaneously sustained critical acclaim and commercial viability.

'Farmer's Son' is Augie's new single from their latest album 'Watch Me Disappear' and you can watch the new video shot in outback Victoria now. Pick up your copy of 'Farmer's Son' now available on the iTunes store for just $1.19. Watch Farmer's Son' here.

Augie March are locked in to play at Splendour In The Grass 2009 on Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 July at Belongil Fields, Byron Bay! They'll be playing songs from their latest album 'Watch Me Disappear' plus all your favourites so add them to your gig list. Tickets on sale 9am, Thursday May 14 through qjump.com.au.

'Farmer's Son' is the second single taken from Augie March's latest album 'Watch Me Disappear'. Recorded at Neil Finn's Roundhead studios in New Zealand and produced by Joe Chiccarelli (Elton John, U2, My Morning Jacket, and The Shins) 'Farmer's Son' also features a brand new Augie video coming soon.

On Wednesday 1 April at The Basement, Sydney Augie March will take the stage with special guest Ned Collette. Tickets are available now from Moshtix and Ticketek - get in quick for this special performance.

Augie March announce their next step... AUGIE MARCH - ON THE QUIET will showcase the band in an intimate set up playing some very fine, very small venues, for a very fine, very small run of shows. Playing as a full band, but with a large dose of acoustic instruments. Sometimes no amplification at all, sometimes full blast electric amplification. But at all times, intimate, harmonious and close; treating each show as a lounge room romp playing a mix of all sorts of new and old material. On the quiet.