Faker album goes GOLD

Monday, August 11, 2008

After playing to over 1 million people with their renowned energetic live gigs and their TV performances, Faker now celebrate their second album 'Be The Twilight' officially achieving Gold sales status.

Be The Twilight features Faker’s Top 10 hit single 'This Heart Attack' – which is still in the ARIA chart after staggering 40 weeks!

After a #5 peak on iTunes, a #5 peak on the radio airplay chart, a Law & Order promo and endless TV performances, This Heart Attack has well and truly been seen and heard across the nation and also came in at a very respectable #5 on the Triple J Hottest 100.

For a snippet of all this and more check out http://www.musichead.com.au/ecards/faker/

Faker will be performing at the timeOUT concert on Saturday, August 30 at Cairns Showgrounds alongside Scribe, Kisschasy, Blue King Brown and Cairns band The Medics who won the Battle of the Bands Grand Final.

Tickets are available from The Cairns Post, 22-24 Abbott St for $50 or for $60 on the gate.

Faker's album has gone gold and the band will be performing at the timeOUT concert on Saturday, August 30 at Cairns Showgrounds.

Kisschasy are one of five bands featured at this year’s timeOUT concert at Cairns Showgrounds on Saturday, August 30.

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