- Details
Melbourne band CLOWNS have announced a run of dates over the ditch in New Zealand in support of their new album "I'm Not Right". This will be the band's first trip to NZ, where they will be playing 6 shows.
- Details
Melbourne band CLOWNS have announced a run of dates over the ditch in New Zealand in support of their new album "I'm Not Right". This will be the band's first trip to NZ, where they will be playing 6 shows.
- Details
Following the the release of their 7" in 2012, Adelaide's Crisis Alert return with their debut LP "Urban Decay". Now the band are set to hit the road in support of the record.
- Details
January 2014 will see old friends reunite as Backtrack return to Australia two years after their debut visit to tread the boards once again with some of the top dogs in Australian hardcore, Iron Mind. Both bands will be releasing new albums in January and celebrating with a national tour.
- Details
For the first time in their long and turbulent history, Boston's legendary hardcore pioneers, SLAPSHOT will be gracing our shores in March for a run of six shows along the East Coast. Inspired by their love of ice hockey, frontman Choke often carried a hockey stick with him on stage. This stick was not only to be wielded as a weapon at the crowd, but often at times also on himself.
- Details
In celebration of their 25th Anniversary EYEHATEGOD will be returning to Australian shores this January. Eyehategod now welcome their newest member Aaron Hill (Drums) to the EHG family, after the recent passing of the late Joey LaCaze.
- Details
Riding the waves of 2013's landmark release The Distance Is So Big, Lemuria will be heading to Australia. The trio from Buffalo, NY will be hitting our shores this coming January / February in their first Australian tour. Along for the ride will be Melbourne’s own KISSING BOOTH.
- Details
Hostile Objects (boasting ex members of Extortion, Grand Fatal, Murder/Blasting Process, Massappeal, Downtime) and heavyweight hardcore riff masters Sumeru (featuring members of Blkout, Firearms, No Apologies, Toe To Toe, Deadstare), also from Sydney, have decided to join forces for a short run of shows along NSW & Queensland's east coast.
- Details
Australian underground rock legends feedtime are to play their first Melbourne shows in 17 years with the lineup that recorded the revered collection of LPs recently re-issued by Sub Pop.
- Details
Sydney’s Endless Heights are set to start off 2014 with a run of headline dates, launching their debut album “New Bloom”. The band gave audiences a first taste of the album back in November during their national tour with Daylight, and will now revisit some of their favourite places in the country, taking their good friends Legions along with them.