Tag: Australian punk

The Hard-Ons and Poison Idea frontman Jerry A have released their long-promised collaborative album Hard-Ons/Jerry A following tours together in the US and Europe.

The Saints ’73-’78 will release Live At Club ’76, a 15-track recording from their Brisbane rehearsal space in 1976, before touring Australia in January and February 2027.

28 Days have added regional Australian shows to their 30th anniversary celebrations and announced the first vinyl release of their platinum selling 2000 album Upstyledown.

Cosmic Psychos will headline Thrashville 2026 after FEAR cancelled their Australian tour on medical advice for frontman Lee Ving, just weeks before the festival.

Hard-Ons have re-recorded four of their classic songs in Korean, with founding bassist Ray Ahn singing in his native language ahead of a South Korean tour and film screening visit in September.

The Meanies have announced a broad run of Australian dates including Spiderbait shows, a return to Western Australia and a new split 7-inch release with Dad Fight.

Sydney punk trio Bloods return with the single All My Friends and a digital reissue of their debut EP Golden Fang, bringing the influential 2013 release to streaming services for the first time.

MUDRAT has released a live video for I Hate Rich C**ts from his debut album Social Cohesion, ahead of UK and European tour dates and expanded Australian shows.

The Living End mark 20 years since their chart-topping album State of Emergency, celebrating a milestone in Australian punk rock history

Cosmic Psychos are nearing the end of their I Really Like Beer Australian tour as Ross Knight wraps Season One of his HOW YA GOIN? podcast.

The Hard-Ons will release The Most Australian Band Ever! on Blu-ray this December, just as sequel Harder And Harder hits Australian cinemas in November 2025.

Melbourne punk icons The Meanies have released Shutdown, a track recorded 25 years ago, and announced a rare run of shows in Victoria and New South Wales this November.

Fred again.. has dropped ‘you’re a star’, his new collaboration with Melbourne’s Amyl & The Sniffers. The track marks the start of his USB002 era, which will see Fred release ten songs and play ten shows across ten global cities over ten weeks.

Melbourne’s Melrose Avenue unleash their explosive new single Inside Your Mind via Hopeless Records, with Jessika Power starring in the high-energy video.

Australian punk veterans The Meanies are set to unleash a slice of lost history. Their long-buried track Shutdown, recorded a quarter of a century ago, will finally see the light of day on October 9. To mark the release, the Melbourne legends will hit the road for a short, sharp run of dates that revisits their roots in sweaty pubs and iconic venues.