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Australia's The Arcade Lights have released their new single, "Upside Down," marking the lead release from their upcoming debut EP, The Path Less Travelled.

Based out of Esperance, Western Australia, the band - comprising frontman Zen Frost (vocals/guitar), Evan Munro (bass), and Chang Liu (drums) - is known for a high-energy, driving rock style influenced by acts like The Killers, Foo Fighters, and Kings of Leon. The new track is built to set an energetic tone for the band’s upcoming releases and live shows and showcases a more pop-punk side of the band.

Despite being based roughly seven hours south of Perth, the group frequently travels across the state for live performances. To support the launch of the new EP, The Arcade Lights are heading out on a regional Western Australian tour this month, with upcoming stops including the Prince of Wales in Bunbury on August 15 and Six Degrees in Albany on August 21. Additional regional WA and national Australian tour dates are set to follow.