Following on from their warmly received releases of ‘Self Medicate’ and ‘Prove Me Wrong’ Sydney-based punk quartet FANGZ are returning to the stage with their latest run of dates across the East Coast. 

Combining a mix of postponed shows & some fresh new dates, the semi-professional punk outfit will be bringing their highly energetic show to East Coast cap cities & regional dates for an exciting taste of new music.

This continues on from selling out all shows on their Self Medicate tour, making appearances across NSW, ACT, VIC and QLD. In the live arena, FANGZ have sold out multiple headline shows and supported the likes of Comeback Kid (CAN), Cancer Bats (CAN), Gyroscope, Totally Unicorn and Bare Bones.

Action Slacks are releasing their debut EP and heading on an east coast tour to celebrate the launch. Heading to Wrangler Studios on July 16, Action Slacks will be joined by local favourites Mantell and Sapphire Street.

Action Slacks are an indie band from Brisbane, Australia. Made of members Levi, Maddy, Jimmy and Rich, the pop outfit are known for their groove-drenched rhythms and nostalgic synth soundscapes. Making their mark on the scene with their latest releases Find A Way and Rapid FIre, the band are now set to release their debut EP. Produced by their drummer Levi in his home studio, the songs are written amongst the four that ultimately creates Action Slacks signature sound. With an electric energy and songwriting depth to match, Action Slacks are set to make 2021 their biggest year yet.

Having established themselves as a new sound in the rising folk and roots scene in Australia, Indie Folk duo, Alivan Blu are now set to headline venues across the country in celebration of their next single release 'Let Me Go'.
2021 has been a whirlwind of a year for the duo, supporting many established acts in the surfy scene including Kim Churchill, Tay Oskee, Nick Cunningham and most recently a huge national tour with head turners and good mates The Dreggs.
Drawing from their experiences of travel and growing up with the ocean at their front door, their two acoustic guitars twist delicately around the pairs earthly and warm harmonies. With songs that bend from uplifting and sing-along choruses to moving and insightful lyrics, their music takes you down to a warm summer night in the sand by the ocean.

One of, if not THE youngest heavy band in Australia is leaving their home town of Adelaide for the first time and coming to Wrangler Studios. The South Australian 4 piece have made a name for themselves in their home and are eager to show Australia what they are made of!

Performing with them is Melbourne’s very own Some Heard Trouble! Who are prepared to make you scream along and make you cry. 

Last but certainly not least we have Sydney's Pop Punk Under Weather who are leaving NSW for the first time to support their upcoming EP Hopes Not Lost.

Meet Me at the Crossroads is an event that seeks to bring people together and showcase talent and bands you may not have heard of or had the chance to see yet. Vol. 3 is a bit of a different sound for the night, Red Peril are set to kick the night off in an explosive fashion, followed by the catchy rock sounds of Lemon Daze. This will be the last installment of MMatC for a bit so don't miss out!

Destroyallnes and Yeah That Agency are proud to present Alt. & Rumours Australian Tour in August 2021 covering the east coast and south australia in one massive field trip.

Alt. is Dan Richards (vocals), Simon Aistrope (guitar), Daniel Wells-Smith (guitar), and Declan Fry (drums) from Adelaide, Australia. 

alt. emerged in December 2019, with the drop of their first single, insubordinate, on the Dreambound YouTube channel. The next three music videos for ‘Chasing Safety’, ‘Nothingwithoutyou’ and ‘Pariah’ have also been featured on Dreambound to a massive reception gathering over 200,000 views since all singles were released

The anticipated debut EP ‘dysfunctional’ was released independently by alt. in April 2020; written with the help of Trenton Woodley (Hands Like Houses) Jimmy Alexander and Luke McKenzie (Awaken I Am), Zachary Brit (Young Lions, Dream on Dreamer), and Chris Lalic (Windwaker); produced at Avalanche Studios by Callan Orr (Dream on Dreamer, Young Lions, Bad/Love). Since it’s release the band have clocked over a million streams for the record as well as being featured on Spotify Editorial Playlist ‘Rock Out’ as the front cover. December 2020 saw the band finally perform their debut EP live to fans in Adelaide after nearly a year off stage due to covid which saw large audiences gather to witness this performance.

Somehow both fresh and nostalgic, their sound has been compared to Deftones, Bring Me The Horizon, Hands Like Houses, and YONAKA. This sound has led to bands like Belle Haven and Bad/Love both inviting the band to perform on their respective national tours in 2021, leaving audiences amazed by the unique performance of Alt. on stage.

2021 has already been an interesting year on reaching new milestones from national touring to the band successfully selling out their first pressing of ‘Dysfunctional’ on vinyl within 24 hours back in May. With new music on the horizon there are no signs of Alt. slowing down any time soon. 

Rumours is Jackson Bentley (vocals), Harry Coote (guitar), Dustin Bayley (bass) and Benjamin Canham (guitar). The four piece spent the last year solidifying a loyal following and working towards a release to be proud of. Rumours sophomore EP 'If Only You Could Feel Something Too' released earlier this year, promoting individualism and self-expression and sonically explores a plethora of genres and sounds to make for an addictive listen. Speaking with Hysteria Mag, vocalist Jackson Bentley explained: "This EP is just, from start to finish, is one big roller coaster of sounds and genre and emotion. It’s taking all of our favourite genres, putting it into a blender, and turning it on high."

 Music Feeds has previously drawn comparison to the genre defying Ocean Grove - "Grooves like thunder. The eerie synth soundscapes, grungey, nu-metal inflected verses and soaring anthemic choruses make for one wild ride (that you’ll want to line up for again straight away).”

Rumours has played shows alongside heavyweight Australian acts including Northlane, The Amity Affliction, Ocean Grove, In Hearts Wake, Dream on Dreamer, Polaris and Make Them Suffer as well as playing support to international acts to the likes of The Plot In You. Drawing from the likes of Don Broco, Grimes, Halsey and Muse, Rumours have evolved to showcase a carefully crafted sound that appeals to pop lovers, headbangers and everything in between.

Joined by special guests across the county this tour is not one to be missed

Tickets ($20+bf) go on sale Friday July 2nd at 9:00am AEST 

Meet Me at the Crossroads is an event that seeks to bring people together and showcase talent and bands you may not have heard of or had the chance to see yet. Uncle Umma and Wardens are two hard hitting Indie Rock bands that audiences are sure to find a new favourite band in. Make sure you’re there for an explosive night in Indie Rock.

Majak Door are a sly surf-rock, 60's psychedelia, dreamy wave pop hailing from Melbourne, Australia. Named after their favorite AFL footballer Majak Daw, the six-piece band began touring relentlessly over 2018-19, releasing 2 EP's ‘Weird Guy’ and ‘Samples Of The Solar System’ to critical acclaim from fans and peers alike. Although 2020 wasn’t what anyone had hoped for Majak Door pushed through releasing not only their very chilled take on Stardusts ‘The Music Sounds Better With You’ but two exciting new singles ‘Everybody Wants You’ and ‘Will She Leave You’ receiving strong Triple J airplay and honorable mentions in media outlets like Pilerats and features on Spotify editorial playlists like ‘Indie Arrivals.’

Once the brunt of 2020 had finished, the band were immediately back in action playing shows across Victoria while they waited for the other state borders to open up. In 2021 the band has already sold out multiple shows including The Workers Club and Wrangler Studios in Melbourne and supporting close friends Loose Bricks on their headline run of dates back in April with multiple dates all selling out.

Ahead of their new single launch, Melbourne Pop group CALICO SUNDAY takes their electrifying live performance to Wrangler Studios! Along with local indie sensations CHAMP RUBY and SAPPHIRE STREET a night to remember is in store! On Friday 11th of June, watch as three bands take the stage at Wrangler. All Ages Event.

Meet Me at the Crossroads is an event that seeks to bring people together and showcase talent and bands you may not have heard of or had the chance to see yet. A special night for our first having two affiliated acts from BDK Records opening up before The Delirious come and finish the night off.

Ahead of their new single launch, Melbourne Pop group CALICO SUNDAY takes their electrifying live performance to Wrangler Studios! Along with local indie sensations CHAMP RUBY and SAPPHIRE STREET a night to remember is in store! On Friday 11th of June, watch as three bands take the stage at Wrangler. All Ages Event.

Brace yourself Melbourne's own power group Fortress Rising is returning to Wrangler Studios after their last sold out gig. Joining them are mates Strawbz a 5 piece band hailing from Melbourne showing off an array of different genres including pop, alternative and rock. Also featuring mates in Tudor Club an indie alt rock band from Melbourne

Karen & the Managers performing with The Bin Stompers. Due to Covid restrictions tickets are limited so get in quick!

This is strictly a All Ages Drug & Alcohol Free Event

Join Des Cortez and friends, Grazer and Foam St at Wrangler Studios.

All ages. Drug and alcohol free

The Moving Stills are charging out of the waters and onto the road. The 4-piece guitar slingers have recently supported Spacey Jane on a few sell out shows, including 2 x Riverstage in Brisbane and sold out their own shows in Sydney and Byron. Known for their indie/alt sound, The Moving Stills have played the local festival and tour circuit for the last two and a bit years, establishing themselves as a band that'll stick around. Lighting up crowds at Mountain Sounds, Neck of The Woods, Woodford Festival, The Big Pineapple, Sounds of The Suburbs and Lost Paradise. In that time, they've also supported Spacey Jane, Lime Cordiale, Ocean Alley, BOO Seeka and toured a double headline with Pacific Avenue.

After tweaking their live set, they've perfected their live steez. They’re quickly becoming Australia’s new favourite live act. With more music to come from their upcoming debut album, The Moving Stills are a band to watch in 2021. Anyway... We're super stoked to present The Moving Stills ‘Downlow’ Tour. See you there!

Jordan Sweeto is back on the road for a brand new tour tying in with the release of his new single “Heartbeat”! With a full band sound and amazing support acts, these shows are not to be missed!

Suzi brings her unique brand of sad indie folk to Wrangler Studios for her first All Ages headliner, as a part of her first Australian tour.

Sincere, honest and a mess at the best of times, Australiana-folk artist Suzi is unafraid to kiss and tell. Serving up honest and relatable lyrics, weaved into high energy instrumentals, she creates tracks that will hold your hand through the darkest times.

To follow up with the release of their brand new EP 'After The Suffering' Bury Me will be doing an exclusive headline show at Wrangler Studios in Melbourne with supports from Adelaides Catalyst and local boys Hereafter playing their first show.

Majak Door are a sly surf-rock, 60's psychedelia, dreamy wave pop hailing from Melbourne, Australia. Named after their favorite AFL footballer Majak Daw, the six-piece band began touring relentlessly over 2018-19, releasing 2 EP's ‘Weird Guy’ and ‘Samples Of The Solar System’ to critical acclaim from fans and peers alike. Although 2020 wasn’t what anyone had hoped for Majak Door pushed through releasing not only their very chilled take on Stardusts ‘The Music Sounds Better With You’ but two exciting new singles ‘Everybody Wants You’ and ‘Will She Leave You’ receiving strong Triple J airplay and honorable mentions in media outlets like Pilerats and features on Spotify editorial playlists like ‘Indie Arrivals.’

With many things to be announced in the very near future and such an exciting pairing of Majak Door and The Shang playing across the east coast, these are shows not to be missed

Karen & the Managers performing with The Bin Stompers. Due to Covid restrictions tickets are limited so get in quick!

This is strictly a All Ages Drug & Alcohol Free Event

Melbourne up and comer, Olive Amun, jumps back on the stage in support of his debut EP. Being a wild year already, with Zane Lowe premieres and spins and his first million streams, it’s only fitting we see him perform with his band, The Bad Dreams, to celebrate the first half of a successful year. Bringing with him Melbourne scene legends, Charlie Threads and Jimmy Harwood.

The Moving Stills are charging out of the waters and onto the road. The 4-piece guitar slingers have recently supported Spacey Jane on a few sell out shows, including 2 x Riverstage in Brisbane and sold out their own shows in Sydney and Byron. Known for their indie/alt sound, The Moving Stills have played the local festival and tour circuit for the last two and a bit years, establishing themselves as a band that'll stick around. Lighting up crowds at Mountain Sounds, Neck of The Woods, Woodford Festival, The Big Pineapple, Sounds of The Suburbs and Lost Paradise. In that time, they've also supported Spacey Jane, Lime Cordiale, Ocean Alley, BOO Seeka and toured a double headline with Pacific Avenue.

After tweaking their live set, they've perfected their live steez. They’re quickly becoming Australia’s new favourite live act. With more music to come from their upcoming debut album, The Moving Stills are a band to watch in 2021. Anyway... We're super stoked to present The Moving Stills ‘Downlow’ Tour. See you there!

The Midnight Fuckboys had a dream: Release a debut album called Greatest Hits: Complete (fucking nailed it actually), and go on a debut tour titled The Farewell Tour. Well boys and girls, the time has come. You think you’ve seen fuckboys in your city before? Think again!

They’ll be playing aaaaaalllllll the hits alongside our new single ‘I’ve Come Undone’. We can’t wait, it’ll be a rippa.

*Disclaimer* The Midnight Fuckboys would like to clarify that they are not actually saying goodbye. The title of the tour is simply for comedic purposes. Hugs and kisses, hugs and kisses.
 

This is strictly a drug and alcohol free event, all alcohol and contraband will be confiscated upon entry. Venue have the right to refuse entry to anyone intocicated. 

Ahead of their new single launch, Melbourne Pop group CALICO SUNDAY takes their electrifying live performance to Wrangler Studios! Along with local indie sensations CHAMP RUBY and SAPPHIRE STREET a night to remember is in store! On Friday 11th of June, watch as three bands take the stage at Wrangler. All Ages Event.

Up and coming Geelong rock bands Mundane Jane, Paralla, and Good Wood are coming to Wrangler Studios on June 6th! It’s going to be an amazing arvo of awesome tunes, so grab some mates and come mosh with us <3
This is a strictly drug & alcohol-free event

Electric Toothbrush invites you to an evening of high energy, blissful melodies and an all round good time. Joining them are country punkers Supermodels & rockers Uncle Umma. Not to be missed!

Off the back of a massive 2020 which saw them release their debut album Tracing Faces, hit #4 in the ARIA Vinyl Charts, spend weeks in the Top 10 most played songs on triple J and broadcast their first Live At The Wireless, Great Gable are back on the road in 2021 for a run of shows across Australia.

The last 3 years have been nothing but amazing for the Dreggs, a knock about duo from the Sunshine coast.

Despite a crazy 2020, they have consolidated their place in the folk scene and made it just a little more their own.

Having just come off the road from their first sell-out tour of the east coast in support of their most recent release “Keepsake” they are getting ready to do it all again for yet another release “Head Above the Water”.  A song that has been simmering in the studio for the best part of 2020, if you love the Dreggs, you are ready for anything, and “Head the Above Water” is another fine example of how good these guys really are!

Come join them on their National Tour in celebration of another stellar release from the Dreggs.

2021 is looking so much better already.