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Frenzal Rhomb announce a run of Australian shows in October to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their majestic, iconic, exalted album“A Man’s Not A Camel”.
Following their widely successful 2023 Divided Mind album release, Jack Biilmann & The Black Tide are back on the touring circuit with a ripping arrangement of Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues.
Witchskull celebrate their 10 anniversary this October 2024 with a 4 show residency performing each of their 4 LP’s in their entirety over 4 separate Saturdays at The Baso Abyss Bar.
Last Ride Records presents: KOYO (USA) Live in Australia. Since forming in 2020, every single second of music recorded by Koyo has been completely and utterly genuine.
Who Knows and SMB Live presents Jam Baxter w/ Sammy B-Side, live all the way from London (UK).
Brisbane indie-punk quartet Semantics make their return for 2024, with the delivery of I FEEL IT ALL AT ONCE – their much-anticipated sophomore album, released via SideOne Dummy Records.
On Thursday October 24th both artists make their Canberra debut – and where better than The Baso.
Khan return to the stage for their first run of Australian shows since their epic 21 date 'Creatures' AU/EU/UK tour in late 2023.
Newcastle’s six piece face melting horn infused Punk Rock Band “Mucho Sonar” are hitting the road once again to promote their new live Album “LIVE AT PUNKFEST”.
Spiderbait will hit the road this September and October for an extensive run of shows to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of their seminal 2004 album, Tonight Alright and standout track, ‘Black Betty’.
Ainslie Salon returns with Qais Essar, a critically acclaimed contemporary Afghan composer, instrumentalist and producer.
Join Whistle and Trick for a morning of fun and cheeky songs for your little ones at Ainslie Arts Centre.
BULLS ON PARADE (Belgium) Europes #1 Tribute to Rage Against the Machine Bulls on Parade are set to storm Australian stages once again!
Swedish heavy metal legends DREAM EVIL are back and headed to Australia this summer 2024!
Twenty years after Me First and the Gimme Gimmes ruined Johnny's Bar Mitzvah, punk rock's premier cover band is back to wreak havoc on another important coming-of-age ceremony.