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About this concert
6:00 PM GMT+102 Going
US punk-metal mainstays Strung Out return to Australia this September to celebrate 30 years of their landmark album Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues with a national run of headline shows.Originally released in 1996, Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues crammed 13 songs into 32 breakneck minutes and became a defining record for a generation of punk fans.From the opening blast of “Firecracker” through to “Wrong Side of the Tracks”, the album’s mix of hook-heavy melodies and high-speed riffs still hits just as hard today.Across ten albums and countless tours, Strung Out have built a reputation as one of the most explosive live bands in punk rock – loud, tight and direct, with no throwbacks for the sake of it and no wasted moments. This September, Australian fans will hear Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues celebrated throughout the set, alongside favourites from across the band’s catalogue.
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Caught in a generation of young adults who can't afford to buy houses because they'd prefer to eat avocado on toast, punk-rock trio Something Something Explosion refuse to blend into the background of the Australian music scene.
Their contagious melodies and catchy riot-style lyrics - in combination with live shows that hit you like a bat to the face - can capture any punk lover’s heart before the end of the song.
Jumping from strength to strength between 2019 and 2022, Something Something Explosion were listed on Hysteria Mag’s list of ‘bands to watch in 2019’, and supported the likes of Millencolin, Frenzal Rhomb, The Smith Street Band, Bodyjar, 28 Days, The Bennies, Luca Brasi, Ocean Grove and Painters & Dockers as well as performing at UNIFY Gathering 2020.
2023 was an incredible year for Something Something Explosion, playing alongside iconic bands such as Everclear, Lagwagon and The Descendents, making a name for themselves as an impressive live act.
Something Something Explosion kicked off 2024 with a bang supporting punk giants NOFX at Festival Hall.
Keeping the excitement going, Something Something Explosion are set to release singles, EPs and their debut album throughout 2024 and 2025.
Read MoreTheir contagious melodies and catchy riot-style lyrics - in combination with live shows that hit you like a bat to the face - can capture any punk lover’s heart before the end of the song.
Jumping from strength to strength between 2019 and 2022, Something Something Explosion were listed on Hysteria Mag’s list of ‘bands to watch in 2019’, and supported the likes of Millencolin, Frenzal Rhomb, The Smith Street Band, Bodyjar, 28 Days, The Bennies, Luca Brasi, Ocean Grove and Painters & Dockers as well as performing at UNIFY Gathering 2020.
2023 was an incredible year for Something Something Explosion, playing alongside iconic bands such as Everclear, Lagwagon and The Descendents, making a name for themselves as an impressive live act.
Something Something Explosion kicked off 2024 with a bang supporting punk giants NOFX at Festival Hall.
Keeping the excitement going, Something Something Explosion are set to release singles, EPs and their debut album throughout 2024 and 2025.
Genres:Skatepunk, Pop Punk, Punk
Band Members: Grace Drummond, Brendon 'Shorty' Lee, Lee Wise
Hometown: Brisbane, Australia
