The support bands for a bunch of shoes have been announced. Here they are.
Jack Johnson
December 13, Riverstage. Supported by Canadian pop-duo Tegan and Sara. The girls that NOFX sang about.
http://teganandsara.com/
CKY
August 15, HiFi. Former Bodyjar members Cola Wars have already announced they are supporting CKY. But apparently Bam Margera, skateboarder, jackass and brother of the drummer, will be coming out to MC the evening. No idea what he will do, but it will be interesting.
Against Me!
October 7, HiFi. Brisbane locals An Horse will be supporting. Featuring the girl from Iron On (and also former Skinny's record clerk) and the boy from Intercooler, they do pleasant indie-pop. It's a bit of a surprise pairing, but go them!
http://www.myspace.com/anhorse
Showing posts with label CKY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CKY. Show all posts
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Supports!
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An Horse,
Bam Margera,
Canada,
CKY,
Cola Wars,
HiFi,
Iron On,
Jack Johnson,
locals,
Riverstage,
Tegan and Sara
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Another quick one
I'm on my way to Melbourne right now, killing a few minutes in the Qantas Club, so I thought it'd give me an opportunity to blog a few things that have been building up in my "todo" list. My new computer should be here by the end of the month, so there'll be much more in depth stuff then. And some code changes Clus has been helping me with.
Pat Benatar/The Bangles
Like your 80's music? I know I do. Catch songs like Love is a Battlefield and Walk Like an Egyptian live on October 20 at the Convention Centre.
Pixes
This is old hat now, but I just thought I'd rub it in that I scored tickets to go see the Pixies at the Zoo on the 31st of July. Capacity of the venue is 400 people and it sold out almost instantly. I guess I got lucky.
Cola Wars supports CKY
Apparently, heard from a mate that's friends with Cam in the band, Cola Wars (half of Bodyjar) will be supporting CKY on their Australian tour. Catch them both the 15th of August at the HiFi.
Sounds of Spring 2010
Despite no announcement yet, apparently the Sounds of Spring is returning to the RNA showgrounds this Spring. The Take Action 2010 tour featuring Attack! Attack! and Pierce the Veil are apparently visiting that festival. Although I don't like either of those bands, I'm intrigued to see what Sounds of Springs brings this year.
I was supposed to be going to see Strike Anywhere in Fitzroy tomorrow night, but that show's been canned. Sad times, but hopefully I'll see some of you people there on Thursday at 299!
Pat Benatar/The Bangles
Like your 80's music? I know I do. Catch songs like Love is a Battlefield and Walk Like an Egyptian live on October 20 at the Convention Centre.
Pixes
This is old hat now, but I just thought I'd rub it in that I scored tickets to go see the Pixies at the Zoo on the 31st of July. Capacity of the venue is 400 people and it sold out almost instantly. I guess I got lucky.
Cola Wars supports CKY
Apparently, heard from a mate that's friends with Cam in the band, Cola Wars (half of Bodyjar) will be supporting CKY on their Australian tour. Catch them both the 15th of August at the HiFi.
Sounds of Spring 2010
Despite no announcement yet, apparently the Sounds of Spring is returning to the RNA showgrounds this Spring. The Take Action 2010 tour featuring Attack! Attack! and Pierce the Veil are apparently visiting that festival. Although I don't like either of those bands, I'm intrigued to see what Sounds of Springs brings this year.
I was supposed to be going to see Strike Anywhere in Fitzroy tomorrow night, but that show's been canned. Sad times, but hopefully I'll see some of you people there on Thursday at 299!
Labels:
80s,
Attack Attack,
Bangles,
Bodyjar,
CKY,
Club 299,
Cola Wars,
Convention Centre,
HiFi,
Pat Benatar,
Pierce the Veil,
Pixies,
Sounds of Spring,
Strike Anywhere,
Take Action,
the Zoo
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Camp Kill Yourself
You've heard of Jackass, right? Bam Margera? Wildboys? Steve-o? Well that craziness started in one place, CKY. Over a decade ago a bunch of mates got together and did crazy stunts. And taped them. At the same time, some of them formed a band of the same name. And they put out some good music:
I saw them way back in 2002, opening for Guns 'n' Roses and Mixmaster Mike. They were good. Even my mother enjoyed them. Although she thought they were a bit drugged up.
Over their few albums, they've carved out a very niche sound. A clean yet grudgy rock sound. Once you hear CKY, you'll recognise their sound anywhere. Which you hopefully will when they come out to Australia this year.
15th August, HiFi, 18+.
And because I can, here's a video of the CKY guys (not the band) making fun of He-Man.
Labels:
18+,
Bam Margera,
CKY,
Guns n Roses,
HiFi,
Mixmaster Mike
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