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LOUTS return to The Tote for the first time since their infamous front bar residency! This time with undying support from The Maggie Pills, GRYTT and The Dive Bombs. Billy's hot-off good behaviour and new member Wilko is looking to make a name for himself. Not one to be missed. Come for the liquor, stay for the LOUTS.
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The Maggie Pills Biography
The Maggie Pills are a fierce Melbourne-based six-piece who embody the spirit of the ‘90s alternative movement. Their breed of punk is urgent, intense, and loud.
Their lyrics are stories. The band speak to universal truths we all connect to — love hurts, bats are beauty, life is trauma. These truths are enriched by and spoken from diverse experiences and cultural backgrounds, with members from Argentina, Venezuela, Mexico, and Australia.
The project began a month after two of its members came to Australia. The band has always come first – before expectations, before prescriptions, before routine. The group live the belief that “we make what we are. We are what we make.” And their DIY ethos is solid.
TMP feel a strong affinity with humans and creatures on the fringes. Their creative practice is opposed to the abuse of power, to nepotism, to bullying, injustice, and to prejudice. The group put on a ferocious, bold, no-fucks-given live show that also channels kindness and friendship. Their shows are both a joy and a hell and all that’s in-between. The band is community and home.
Read MoreTheir lyrics are stories. The band speak to universal truths we all connect to — love hurts, bats are beauty, life is trauma. These truths are enriched by and spoken from diverse experiences and cultural backgrounds, with members from Argentina, Venezuela, Mexico, and Australia.
The project began a month after two of its members came to Australia. The band has always come first – before expectations, before prescriptions, before routine. The group live the belief that “we make what we are. We are what we make.” And their DIY ethos is solid.
TMP feel a strong affinity with humans and creatures on the fringes. Their creative practice is opposed to the abuse of power, to nepotism, to bullying, injustice, and to prejudice. The group put on a ferocious, bold, no-fucks-given live show that also channels kindness and friendship. Their shows are both a joy and a hell and all that’s in-between. The band is community and home.
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