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The Radiators Tickets, Tour Dates and Concerts

The Radiators

Jun 6, 2025

7:00 PM GMT+10
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The Radiators Live at The Lou Lou Room - June 6th, 2025!Get ready for an unforgettable night of rock as legendary Aussie band The Radiators RETURN to The Lou Lou Room after a killer sold out show, Wynnum's premier live music venue!With a career spanning over four decades, The Radiators have cemented themselves as one of Australia’s most iconic rock acts. Known for their high-energy performances and classic hits like "Gimme Head," "Comin’ Home," and "Summer Holiday," they’ve sold over a million records and continue to captivate audiences across the country.Joining them on the night are local favorites Munkey Feet, bringing their own electrifying energy to kick off an epic evening.Don’t miss your chance to see these legends in an intimate setting—secure your tickets now for a night of pure rock nostalgia and vibrant live music!?? When: Friday, June 6th, 2025?? Where: The Lou Lou Room, WynnumGet in quick—this event will sell out!
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January 13th 2024
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The Radiators Biography

Formed in a transition from a band called Big Swifty, little did they know they would go on to forge a unique sound and influence thousands of teenagers throughout Australia. Following their September 1978 debut in Sydney, the RADIATORS embarked on a formidable performing schedule playing over 320 gigs in the first 12 months alone. They soon came to the attention of major record companies and were signed to Warner Brothers late 1979. The release of their debut album "Feel the Heat" in March 1980, was much anticipated by their many newly won fans and they created history by being the first Australian band to have advanced presales on their debut album.

Six thousand copies had been sold before it was even released, “Feel the Heat" went on to achieve Platinum status and a Top 10 position in the charts. After the band’s first album "Feel the Heat” had become a Platinum selling classic, with such gems as “Coming Home...17 (I Wish I Was)” and “Summer Holiday”, they then released the controversial song “Gimme Head” and “Fess' Song” on a four track EP entitled "You Have the Right to Remain Silent"....which also went Platinum.

During the early period of the band’s career, they were also breaking house records at all the pubs, RSLs and Leagues Clubs - a relentless effort playing six nights per week for 40 to 50 weeks of the year. The band never skimped on PA and lighting, setting benchmarks for others to follow and creating the classic, sweaty rock atmosphere that few could match.

Now with ex-Mental As Anything guitarist, Martin Cilia, in the band they pay tribute to Greedy Smith with a Rads-inspired cover of Live it Up!

The band's lineup is Brian Nicholl - vocals, Geoff Turner - bass & vocals, Martin Cilia - guitar, Mark Lucas - drums.
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