Despite coming up in Australia, indie rock band, Last Dinosaurs would say they're an international enterprise - and they've got a track record to prove it. Brothers Lachlan and Sean Caskey, along with Michael Sloane have played sold-out headlining shows and festivals across the US, UK, Europe, Southeast Asia, South Africa, and Australia. The success of studio albums, In a Million Years, Wellness, Yumeno Garden, and From Mexico With Love, have taken them around the world and back, playing notable festivals like Lollapalooza, Corona Capital, All Things Go Festival, and more alongside artists like Florence + the Machine, Bad Suns, Foals, Matt & Kim, Foster the People, and more.
In 2023, the Dinos continued to thrill audiences with high-energy live performances in bigger and bigger venues. They shared the stage with label-mates Vacations on a successful co-headlining North American Tour dubbed 'TOURZILLA.' At the same time, they continued their story, with the cryptic new EP RYU. Like a transmission from another dimension, Lach, Sean, and Sloane embark on a cosmic adventure through time and space. On April 5th, 2024 Dinos will drop the second EP KYO, that will ultimately complete the project KYO // RYU, which will release in physical format on May 21, 2024. The names KYO // RYU are taken from Sean and Lach's middle names - Ryusuke and Kyohei.
Coincidentally, KYORYU is Japanese for DINOSAUR.
'...mesmerizing... undeniably catchy, replayable tune as well as an empowered call for deliberate introspection on behalf of the listener.' - MXDWN
'The floor transformed into a disco as the Australian-born, alt trailblazers set the crowd aflame.' - Local Wolves
'.Last Dinosaurs rampage across the US, delivering their sick tunes... There's nobody stopping them.' - Fever Dream Zine
'.Full of energy and enormously popular (as was evidenced by the non-stop screaming of the girls in the front).' - All Music Magazine
'From the lights to the matching suitcoat outfits that the band was wearing, something about Last Dinosaurs' set felt so much bigger than the room they were in yet it felt accessible.' - Girl at the Rock Show
