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Powderfinger hints at reunion with mystery billboard blitz

Mysterious billboards appear in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. They show a cipher about the band's album and tour history.

Powderfinger fans are buzzing after cryptic billboards appeared in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. The ads show a cipher with words like "ALBUMS: 7", "TOURS: 35" and "FESTIVALS: 12".

The band's official Instagram began following @thereturnoftheelectrichorseman. The account refers to their 1996 album Double Allergic, which turned 30 years old last month.

The @thereturnoftheelectrichorseman account posted photos of the billboards with the message "I see your signs on the street now. Do you?"

No official announcement has come yet, but fans are guessing about a reunion or new project. The band split after their final show in 2010.

But four members reunited briefly at Splendour in the Grass in 2017.

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Albums
35
Tours
12
Festivals
Double Allergic turned 30 last month
Album anniversary

Why it mattersAny official Powderfinger announcement would be a major moment for Australian rock fans.

AustraliaPowderfinger is one of Australia's biggest rock bands, so a reunion or new album would be significant for local music fans.

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