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 dont 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.
TOUR DATES
Fri, June 5: Crowbar, Sydney
Sat, June 6: Crowbar, Brisbane
Fri, June 26: Prince Bandroom, Melbourne
Sat, June 27: Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
Tickets available via
www.teamwrktouring.com
