The Living End

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts will play their one and only club show for Australia at the Corner Hotel in January.

The Red Hot Summer tours for 2019 are selling quicker than ever before with the Jimmy Barnes and Joan Jett leg of series one already closing the doors for five shows.

Joan Jett’s record label Blackheart Records Group is suing payroll software manufacturer Paycom for ripping off ‘I Love Rock and Roll’ for a television commercial.

After a year of laying his heart on the line with the ‘Working Class Boy’ book, tour and movie, Jimmy Barnes is prepped to return to the rock show for 2019.

The Living End’s first-ever live album ‘Live in Europe 2018’ is nearing its released date on 30 November but fans at their recent shows had the chance to grab a pre-release edition.

Diesel is wrapping up the last of his ‘Give Me Saturday Night’ Australian tour before his next excursion on Red Hot Summer 2019.

The Living End pay tribute to the Servicemen and women with Too Young To Die

The Living End will release their first-ever live album*. The live recording were sourced from The Living End’s recent European tour.

Major new titles coming this week from: John Butler Trio, Kodaline, Loretta Lynn, Sigala, Cher, Against the Current, Tom Petty (GH), Phil Collins (GH), The Living End, Mudhoney, Cypress Hill, Seasick Steve, Rod Stewart, Logic, alt-J, Anti-Flag, Chic, Lupe Fiasco, Ben Browning and Eddi Reader.

The Living End gathered around friends far and wide for their ‘Don’t Lose It’ video, a piss-take on reality TV shows.

Jimmy Barnes will headline the first series of Red Hot Summer 2019 with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts making their Australian return for the first time since 2011.

A Day On The Green has delivered some of the biggest acts on the planet to Australian wineries over the years but Spiderbait were (to coin one of their own songs) “fucken awesome” at Mt Duneed outside Geelong.

A Day On The Green has grouped up America’s Veruca Salt and The Lemonheads with an A-list Australian 90s rock line-up of The Living End, Tumbleweed and The Fauves.

With the upcoming EasyFever shows across Australia The Living End’s Chris Cheney joins Noise11 to talk about the influence The Easybeats had on his band.

The Living End will perform a benefit show for the Animal Rescue and Sanctuary Centre in October.

Dan Sultan will join The Living End for Melbourne Zoo Twilights and Josh Pyke has been confirmed for the first Twilight At Taronga show with Jimmy Barnes added for the second one in March.

The Australian Open has managed to do something good with the same thing the AFL manages to fuck up every year… live music at a sporting match.

The Living End returned to their hometown Melbourne for a very special performance, to play the After Party show for the AFL Grand Final.

Sting, the AFL’s worst kept secret, has been officially confirmed.

The Living End are Australia’s greatest live act from the crop of bands of the late 90s the rejuvenated the Australian live music scene. This week The Living End played the LA’s famed Roxy.

Meghan Trainor, Kygo, 3OH!3, Kvelertak, Foy Vance, The Living End, Vera Blue, Paul Dempsey, Corrine Bailey Rae, and the ‘Angry Birds’ soundtrack lead the week’s new releases.

The Living End have revealed the video for ‘Keep On Running’ from their forthcoming ‘Shift’ album.

Don Walker of Cold Chisel gave a gracious acceptance speech when Cold Chisel were awarded the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music.