Sick Individuals are on tour with a month full of hot dates

This month, they’ve already stopped in the US and will be heading to Thailand, China, Vietnam, Cambodia and Taiwan.

The duo Sick Individuals don’t have a very quiet year planned. Their tour is already in full swing, ready to shake the planet one dancefloor at a time. The March tour already started last weekend, but there are still plenty of dates to sign up for.

The Dutch duo Jim and Ray are known worldwide for their music. They have already collected numerous worldwide hit singles with a total of over 500 million global streams, thanks in no small part to their growing and enthusiastic fan base. No less exciting than their studio productions are their performances. Their CV already includes some of the most important stages in the world and the most famous festivals, but with every tour, Sick Individuals manage to reinvent themselves. Their unique, stage-driven visual show called ‘THIS IS SICK’ is one of the attractions, along with the duo’s effervescent energy. When asked how they keep it up, Jim and Ray say:

“We’re always pushing ourselves to try new things, experimenting with new sounds, keeping things fresh. We think that’s important if you want to stay on top and keep growing’’

This year they have an incredible schedule for their ‘Sick On Tour’, which promises a lot of excitement, a lot of visual effects, a lot of CO2 cannons and explosive drops. The March dates kick off on the 8th in Sunnyvale, US at Pure Nightclub and on the 9th also in the US but in Dallas at The Factory. The tour continues next week in Thailand. To find out more about the ‘Sick On Tour’ and how to buy tickets, visit the official website sickindividuals.com.

Make sure you follow Sick Individuals on social media so you don’t miss a beat. Here are the remaining dates for March:

21 March – Red Theater, Pattaya, Thailand

23 March – Boomerang | The Illusionist, Central, Hong Kong

24 March – Max Club Poipet, Krong Poi Pet, Cambodia

30 March – Super House Night Club, Taichung City, Taiwan