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We are 4 weeks from @bodyjar_official’s 25th anniversary tour for their legendary album HOW IT WORKS!

Friday September 4th
Devonport/Limilinaturi
@pubrockdiner 
@withoutfail_tas 
@_cleanstreets_ 

Saturday September 5th
Hobart/Nipaluna
@altarbarhobart 
@knifestagrampunk 
@backyard.business 
@harrow.tas 

TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!
🎟️ 🎟️ 🎟️ 🎟️ 🎟️ 🎟️ 🎟️ 
www.bodyjar.com

🎞️ @orchardfilm 

#punkrock #punkhardcore #skatepunk
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Past few months have been awesome!  Australia, Japan, East Coast and Canada were a super rad time, stoked to head to Europe/UK for a month of shows coming up as we continue the “Cheap Heat” touring cycle.  See y’all on the road! 🤘🔥⚔️
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Melbourne 4 piece Bodyjar are not only a mainstay of the Australian music scene but a punk rock institution. Mined from the suburbs, heated in the fires of the big cities and tempered on the long roads of the Australian touring circuit, Bodyjar will return to Tasmania this September for the 25th anniversary of their genre defining album, How It Works.

The album’s lead single “Not The Same” was a feature on the soundtrack for the wildly successful video game, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3. Exposing punks worldwide to the melodic power of Bodyjar’s singalong anthems while firmly cementing the band as one of Australia’s most loved exports.

Bodyjar will be bringing their soaring melodies and palm muted riffs back to Tasmania as part of their national tour celebrating 25 years of How It Works with two huge shows on the island;
Friday 4th September at Pub Rock Diner Devonport, and Saturday 5th September at Altar Bar, Hobart.

Tickets are on sale now
👇👇👇
www.bodyjar.com

🖼️ @blackbirdyelloweye
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Frenzal Rhomb’s Sans Souci turns 23 - and we’re celebrating!
Here at Frenzal Rhomb, the number 23 has always been important to us. 
23 pairs of human chromosomes, William Burroughs’ 23 enigma, Psalm 23 in the bible, “the Lord is my shepherd”; we’ve always been big with shepherds.
Actually, that’s all nonsense, we just missed the 20th, and the world may not make it 
until the 25th, so this year we’re celebrating the 23rd anniversary of Sans Souci!

The difficult sixth album, Sans Souci saw us back with Camel producer Eddie Ashworth 
for sixteen sweet servings of shrewd social commentary slid inside some superb punk 
pop skins, including the green-tinged morality tale of “Bucket Bong”, the complicated 
relationship drama of “I Went Out With A Hippy And Now I Love Everyone Except For Her”, even trying our hand at sports metal with “Punisher”.

There was the Kernaghanesque “Looking Good”, the Gastro-rock of “Ballchef”, and that 
song about Russell Crowe’s band we’ve been advised by our lawyers not to talk about.
And heaps more! And we’re gonna play them all* on the Frenzal Rhomb Sans Souci 
23rd Anniversary Tour. A marquee event! And it’s still French for “no worries”.

Get tickets now before Russell Crowe’s lawyers get back in touch!
*look we may not make it through the whole album, and we probably won’t play it in 
order. So don’t go getting all weird and complain like that one person did on the Camel 
tour. We’ll give it all a red hot go though!

FRENZAL RHOMBS FLYING CIRCUS RETURNS TO TASMANIA FOR TWO ‘UGE SHOWS THIS NOVEMBER.

TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!!
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Another run around (most) of the country with @awilhelmscreamofficial Mega props to @evileyetouring Working with @boxmarkedyesterday makes every day easier. Huge thanks to @albertbhunt the consolidation king for keep the merch locked down every night. Also to the @arrestrecords who drove us around. You guys busted your ass for us and your efforts didn’t go unnoticed. There wasn’t a bad show along the run, so if you came along and sang your heart out I say thank you. My heart is pretty full at the moment and it’s a tour I won’t forget. If A Wilhelm Scream aren’t the best live band on the planet I don’t know who is. For now it’s time to sleep #awilhelmscream #tourlife #punkrock #conTREVersy #fiftycheeseburgers
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