News: Deathcore Mainstays Oceano Return to Australia
Oceano will return to Australia for a farewell tour focused solely on their early records Depths and Contagion
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Deb Pelser
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Lover of live music. Writes, Shoots and Leaves.
News: OK Motels 2025 Lineup Blends Folk, Punk and Synth in Regional Victoria
OK Motels heads back to Rochester this October with a lineup led by Marlon Williams, Kacy & Clayton and Sylvie, plus a full day of performances across local pubs.
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News: CKY Lock In Three Australian Dates for 2026
CKY bring their raw, riff-heavy sound back to local stages.
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News: Rainbow Kitten Surprise Announce 2026 Australian Headline Tour
Rainbow Kitten Surprise will return to Australian stages in early 2026, with headline shows in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney.
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News: Pierce The Veil Announce April 2026 Australian Tour with Movements and Jack Kays
Pierce The Veil have announced a full Australian tour for April 2026, marking their return to local stages after years of global touring.
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News: Spiderbait, Tropical Fuck Storm and Ratcat Lead Croxton Block Party Line-up
The Croxton Block Party will celebrate the venue’s 10th anniversary with a two-day outdoor festival in Melbourne this November.
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News: Kim Dracula Announces Australian Tour with Horror Punk Icon Wednesday 13
Kim Dracula will return to Australian stages in support of A Gradual Decline In Morale, the 2023 debut album that has garnered more than 60 million streams.
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News: Tash Sultana Confirms First Australian Headline Tour Since 2018
Tash Sultana returns to Australian stages this October with shows in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney — their first headline tour at home in six years.
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News: Florida Indie Band flipturn Lock In Australian Tour Dates
flipturn will head to Australia for the first time this summer, performing in major cities and at Rolling Sets Festival.
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News: Detroit’s Electric Six Plot Long-Awaited Australian Tour for 2026
With 20 albums and nearly three decades behind them, Electric Six continue to fuse satire and sound in equal measure.
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