Plini

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Plini

11 upcoming dates · 11 cities · 1 country

Plini Roessler-Holgate, born July 25, 1992, in Sydney, Australia, is an instrumental guitarist who began releasing music in 2011, initially under the name Halcyon before performing under his first name, Plini. His work spans instrumental rock, progressive metal, djent, math rock, post-rock, and jazz fusion.

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  1. Oct 7San DiegoMusic BoxView details
  2. Oct 11HoustonWhite Oak Music Hall - DownstairsView details
  3. Oct 14RaleighRed Hat AmphitheaterView details
  4. Oct 15AtlantaThe Masquerade - HellView details
  5. Oct 17BaltimoreBaltimore SoundstageView details
  6. Oct 18PhiladelphiaUnion TransferView details
  7. Oct 21BostonParadise Rock Club presented by CitizensView details
  8. Oct 28Kansas CityMadrid TheatreView details
  9. Oct 31Salt Lake CityThe DepotView details
  10. Nov 1BoiseKnitting Factory - BoiseView details
  11. Nov 5SeattleThe CrocodileView details

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About Plini

His albums include Handmade Cities (2016), Impulse Voices (2020), and An Unnameable Desire (2026). He has built a reputation within progressive instrumental music through collaborations with artists including Sithu Aye, Skyharbor, Intervals, and members of Periphery, and cites Joe Satriani as a major influence on his melodic approach.

Guitarist Steve Vai has described Plini as representing the future of exceptional guitar playing, and MusicRadar named him its best progressive guitarist of 2017. He was nominated for Live Guitarist of the Year at the 2018 National Live Music Awards.

In 2020, a guitar solo performed by Doja Cat during an MTV Europe Music Awards broadcast was found to be identical to one of Plini's 2016 compositions, prompting a public apology from Doja Cat.

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