It’s an 80s double header when chart toppers GO WEST and NIK KERSHAW come together for a national co-headline Australian tour in March 2024. Fans can expect to hear some of the best songs of the 80s and early 90s including We Close Our Eyes, King Of Wishful Thinking, Call Me and many more from Go West, whilst Nik Kershaw fans will relive songs such as Wouldn’t it Be Good, The Riddle, Wide Boy and more. Both acts bring some surprising songs and covers to their sets too that promise an evening of music hits from across the decades. Don’t miss this mammoth co-headline tour that promises to deliver an evening of big hits and thrilling memories from two of the very best music acts from the More info...
From The Jam announce their Final Tour of Australia dedicated to all the Australian fans of The Jam. For this finale they will perform a special set of The Jam’s Greatest Hits from their complete back-catalogue including – Town Called Malice, Going Underground, That’s Entertainment, In the City, Start!, The Eton Rifles, English Rose, David Watts, Down In The Tube Station At Midnight plus More “From The Jam, best night out I have had in years. All The Jam hits and more done to perfection what’s not to love!?” (Alan McGee, Creation Records) From The Jam features Bruce Foxton, legendary bass player from the original line-up of The Jam. On vocals is Russell Hastings who underst More info...
The Human League celebrate their iconic synth-pop masterpiece DARE!, by performing the album in full, alongside other anthems and classics from across their extensive back catalogue. Hailing from Sheffield, The Human League dominated the airwaves and charts throughout the 80s with their stylish synth-pop that remains as fresh, current and highly influential today as it did when released. Pioneering a new era in music, The Human League were one of the first bands to use computers and sequencers to create rhythm and music paving the way for the decades of electronic music that were to follow. In 1982, the Sydney Morning Herald was already describing them as ‘one of the first futurist bands. More info...
The Human League celebrate their iconic synth-pop masterpiece DARE!, by performing the album in full, alongside other anthems and classics from across their extensive back catalogue. Hailing from Sheffield, The Human League dominated the airwaves and charts throughout the 80s with their stylish synth-pop that remains as fresh, current and highly influential today as it did when released. Pioneering a new era in music, The Human League were one of the first bands to use computers and sequencers to create rhythm and music paving the way for the decades of electronic music that were to follow. In 1982, the Sydney Morning Herald was already describing them as ‘one of the first futurist bands. More info...
TEG DAINTY is thrilled to announce that the brilliant Douglas Murray and Josh Szeps will appear on stage together for a series of live shows in March 2024. After creating a splash resigning from ABC Radio to expand his podcast into video and live events, Szeps is honoured to welcome Murray as the first guest of Uncomfortable Conversations: LIVE. The tour will start in Perth on March 18 before heading to Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne. This is a show not to be missed. Embark on a journey of intellectual exploration and candid dialogue as the Uncomfortable Conversations live tour hosted by Josh Szeps, featuring the esteemed guest Douglas Murray, promises to bring the provocative and insightful More info...
Described in Kerrang Magazine as ‘Better than a LED ZEPPELIN Re-union’ and Led Zeppelin’s record label Warner Music as ‘Europe’s Best Tribute to LED ZEPPELIN’, LETZ ZEP have earned their international reputation as with World’s Best Tribute to the World’s Greatest Ever Rock Band, LED ZEPPELIN. Celebrating the music of LED ZEPPELIN, the setlist includes Stairway to Heaven, Immigrant Song, Black Dog, Rock and Roll, Kashmir, Whole Lotta Love, Ramble On, Heartbreaker, Good Times Bad Times, Dazed and Confused + Loads More! Both Jimmy Page and Robert Plant have attended LETZ ZEP shows. They were so impressed by LETZ ZEP, they invited them to perform at the official launch party o More info...
In the late Eighties, 1927 and Boom Crash Opera owned the airwaves; and in some respect still do today. So naturally this double up was inevitable. From ARIA awards, platinum albums and Top 40 Hits, Boom Crash Opera and 1927 have them all. The ‘Best Things Tour’ will deliver a night to remember. About Boom Crash Opera: These here are crazy times. But Boom Crash Opera are one band you can rely upon. The producer of their debut album told them: “The most important thing a group can do is stay together. Keep it together and you can do anything you want.” Boom Crash Opera took those words to heart, proudly becoming one of Australia’s most-loved bands, with 13 Top 50 singles and five To More info...
The Damned are the undisputed, unmatched and unassailable living gods of Punk Rock; and for the very first and final time in 35 years they have reassembled the absolute classic line up of the band recreating the period when they were at their peak creativity and the summit of their influence and swagger for their Final Australian Tour. The Damned have always been brilliant in every iteration, but even then, the combination of Dave Vanian, Captain Sensible, Rat Scabies and Paul Gray represents the best of the best of this fabled and trailblazing band and it is this quartet who will shortly grace Australia with their presence to perform highlights from their seminal albums, Machine Gun Etiquet More info...