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He was arrested for domestic violence and drug possession in March of 2025.

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Australia… you thought they forgot! They did not. They waited. They sharpened their claws. They let the forest grow wilder, darker, hungrier. Three years is a blink in eternity, yet long enough for the trees to learn your secrets. Now they return not as visitors, but as conquerors. Bring your torches. Bring your madness. Bring […]

A music video for it has just hit the net.

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“I’m forever grateful for that Gwar tour. For what it did for All That Remains. but more importantly what it did for my friend Oli.”

The post Phil Labonte Reflects On Late GWAR Vocalist Dave Brockie’s Advice To Oli Herbert ‘Saving’ All That Remains’ Career In 2004 appeared first on Theprp.com.

As The Waterboys prepare to make their long-awaited return to Australia and New Zealand this May — their first tour in over a decade — we caught up with the incomparable Mike Scott to talk about the new record, the enduring spirit of live performance, and what fans can expect when one of the world’s most electrifying bands hits our shores once again.

We explore the new album ‘Life, Death and Dennis Hopper’ and talk about Mike’s contribution to the new Johnny Thunders tribute record ‘I Only Wrote This Song For You’ — a heartfelt tribute to the legendary guitarist.

Critically acclaimed as one of the best live acts on the planet, the 2025 incarnation of the band features double keyboard firepower from Brother Paul (Memphis) and James Hallawell (Cornwall), anchored by a formidable Irish rhythm section of Aongus Ralston on bass and Eamon Ferris on drums.

Together, they bring to life material spanning The Waterboys’ storied catalogue — from the sweeping “big music” of The Whole of the Moon and the classic This Is The Sea, through the rootsy magic of Fisherman’s Blues, to the bold, cinematic sweep of their latest album.

As Mike himself puts it: “The Waterboys live for the experience of playing, of feeling our music evolve and grow with each consecutive concert… How will the music change? What will happen that’s never happened before?”

Find out for yourself when The Waterboys hit the road this May:

THE WATERBOYS – AUSTRALIAN & NEW ZEALAND TOUR 2026

Monday 11th May – Perth, Astor Theatre

Tuesday 12th May – Perth, Astor Theatre (SOLD OUT)

Thursday 14th May – Sydney, State Theatre (NEW SHOW!)

Friday 15th May – Sydney, State Theatre (SOLD OUT)

Saturday 16th May – Melbourne, Palais Theatre

Monday 18th May – Brisbane, The Tivoli

Wednesday 20th May – Wellington, Meow Nui

Thursday 21st May – Auckland, Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre

Tickets on sale now.

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28 Days has turned into 30 years! One of Australia’s longest-running and most respected punk bands, 28 Days, will hit the road this June to celebrate three decades of doing things their own way.

From their humble beginnings at a Frankston skate park back the late ‘90s, 28 Days quickly carved out their own place in Australian music. Upstyledown crashed in at #1 on the ARIA charts in 2000, and you can still see (and feel) those epic mosh pits seething and bouncing as one to Rip It Up, Say What?, and Sucker –  songs that became synonymous with the Aussie soundtrack of the new millennium and forever remain embedded in Australian punk DNA.

No other band defined that Big Day Out, Homebake, and Channel V era like 28 Days. Three decades on, the guys still bringing the same energy that brought the noise in the first place. This tour isn’t about nostalgia for the sake of it. It’s a celebration of a band that has stood the test of time in a country that rarely allows it.

Dust off your camo shorts, find your wallet chain, and grab that skateboard your kids don’t know how to ride – just try not to hurt yourself in the mosh.

If you were there back then, you already know what’s coming… If you weren’t, it’s time for a lesson.

Tickets available via
www.teamwrktouring.com

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28 Days has turned into 30 years! One of Australia’s longest-running and most respected punk bands, 28 Days, will hit the road this June to celebrate three decades of doing things their own way. From their humble beginnings at a Frankston skate park back the late ‘90s, 28 Days quickly carved out their own place […]

A visual trilogy at this point.

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“I know if I kind of get wrapped up in how people are reacting or get wrapped up in the people who don’t resonate with it, then maybe I’ll lose sight of all the people who do resonate with it.”

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The sun is out, not a cloud in the sky, and it’s probably the warmest day of the year so far, but there is no place I would rather have been on Saturday than a deep dark basement on Sauchiehall Street for the first Ripcord Fest. And why would you want to be anywhere else? … Continue reading Festival Review: Ripcord Fest – Nice N Sleazy, Glasgow (Saturday 21st March 2026)