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As they gear up for their debut appearance at Coachella in April, Skegss have treated fans to two new cuts: 'Stranger Days' and 'December'.

Surf-rock indie punks, Skegss are packing the tour van for a national tour this August-September.

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Set to take over Metricon Stadium on the Gold Coast, Inverted Festival will be a day-long celebration (1 May) of punk rock and alternative music mixed with death-defying

Loveable indie rockers Skegss have dropped new single 'Valhalla', the lead track from their forthcoming album 'Rehearsal'.

Skegss latest release is an absolute cracker; so crack open a tinnie then act quick to wrap your ears around the slacker charm of 'Under The Thunder'.

Who controls the British Crown? Who's got the best festival line-up in Adelaide town? Stonecutters do.

Well, well, well. What do we have here. Good Things Festival have dropped their 2019 line-up and it's a doozie.

Stonefest awakes after a ten-year hibernation to rock the University Of Canberra this spring once more.

From a backyard gathering to a local institution, Yours & Owls Festival has escalated into a must-attend event on the national festival calendar.

Local food, pleasant temperatures and most importantly, only one stage. What more could you want from a winter festival?

With the recent release of their debut album, ‘My Own Mess’ and a run of (almost entirely) sold-out shows, it’s safe to say Skegss are having a great year.

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Laneway Festival is back for its 15th birthday with a line-up that spreads across genres and countries around the globe.

Beloved surf-rock trio Skegss have released a second single from their upcoming 15-track debut album, 'My Own Mess', which will be released in September.

While support acts Los Scallywaggs and Dumb Punts thrashed through their sets, I quietly wondered why the atmosphere at The Triffid (15 June) felt so still, so well-behaved

For many still filing into the fields of the University of Canberra (29 April), Groovin The Moo Canberra 2018 begins with Baker Boy.

Byron Bay three-piece Skegss are “stoked” to play Groovin’ The Moo (GTM) 2018.

In the space of less than a decade, the founders of the Beyond The Valley have gone from filling dancefloors in clubs to rocking a valley in the shrubs.

Previously held at The Entrance Leagues Club, this year’s Sweaty Palms Festival took over Proud Mary’s in Erina (30 September), bringing with it a fresh look, a better