Ska-punk veterans Suicide Machines are headed to Australia to kick off the new year. The band will play four dates in January of next year.
The group most recently released Revolution Spring (Fat Wreck Chords, 2020).
TOUR DATES
THU January 16 – Melbourne @ Stay Gold, VIC – 18+
FRI January 17 – Sydney @ Crowbar, NSW – 18+
SAT January 18 - Gold Coast @ Vinnies Dive, QLD – 18+
SUN January 19 - Brisbane @ The Brightside, QLD – 18+
No Extra Shows to be Added
Pictured: Live at FEST 20
Me: The Suicide Machines got really angry.[Looks at news coming out of Michigan.]Me: Oh, yeah. They should be.Flint’s waters crisis, militias, the widespread issues of race, violence and inequality across the US…Sure, this is 1990s-styled ska-punk. But it’s not your dance party, silly costume ska-punk. Much like Battle Hymns of 1998, Revolution Spring is angry and political. I kind of … Read more
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