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• Homeless Play Video
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• My Own Country Play Video
• Violence Never Ending Play Video
• Down Under ( Men at Work  cover) Play Video
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• Society Play Video
• Living for Today Play Video
• Broken Play Video
• Something to Change Play Video
• Alien Play Video
• Every Single Day Play Video
• Fuck Authority Play Video
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Pennywise: live at the Tivoli

5 December 2023 – The Tivoli, Brisbane – words by Cody-James Henderson – pictures by Justin Gittins

A question for readers. How many times does someone have to tour Australia before we can legally make them citizens? 10? 15? How about 22? 

Because Australia’s favourite Californian Punks Pennywise are back one again. Touring in conjunction with Good Things Festival , there was no chance these icons were just going to make an exclusive festival appearance. Not in their favourite country in the world to tour.

Before hitting the Gold Coast, Central Coast and Torquay the band stopped in at The Tivoli in Brisbane with FANGZ and Fake News, a night that was set to be one for punks from all walks of life to enjoy. 

Fake News: Fake News are a living personification of the Tony Hawk Pro Skater days of Punk Rock. Hailing from all parts of Queensland, the 5 piece defied what is often a common misconception about opening acts. They took the stage like it was their own headline show, and with amount of fans in the front rows it may as well have been.

Donning the classic long shorts/skate shoe combos, you could be fooled that the band was going for a simple nostalgia act. Nope, not even remotely close. Punk rock is their game, and they’ve shaped it into their own. It wasn’t without its classic tropes of Punk Jumps and music on the double time, but it absolutely made make for one hell of a show. Standing still just wasn’t an option for these guys. 

Fake News – Tivoli – photos by Justin Gittins

Not a single layer of what Fake News played was lost in the void. The bass was punchy (and it actually belonged to Randy from Pennywise, oh how things come ‘Full Circle’ if you will) the guitars provided a distorted harmony over the crashing doors of the drums. But the vocals really drove home the energy that Fake News brought in short, standby punk rock. 

A Tuesday night is no easy show to try and move tickets for, even if you’re supporting one of the biggest punk bands of all time. But Fake News managed to bring in many friends and capture just as many new fans who may have missed the ‘news’ about one of Queenslands strongest sounding Punk outfits. 

Whether you buy a CD or stream your music; get your mates around, crack out the PlayStation, have some drinks, set up Tony Hawk and blast some Fake News and before you know it, it’ll be the late 90s all over again.

FANGZ: Like wrestlers with their own theme music, FANGZ hit the stage to the sound of Turnstile blasting through the venue. Straight-arming a beer like they were ‘Stone Cold’ Steve Austin & dressed in matching overalls, the recurring 90s theme isn’t a lost irony tonight.

FANGZ – Tivoli – photos by Justin Gittins

Whether it’s a school night or not, FANGZ couldn’t give a damn. They’re here to party as if New Years came weeks early. Ever seen a vocalist do a cartwheel on a small stage? You will at a FANGZ show.

FANGZ have always been one of those bands I had always heard of but schedules never lined up for me to see them live. And I regret all of that. Oh I’ve been a fool for so long.

Their blend of all things Melodic Hardcore, Punk Rock, Hard Rock and Party themes really give them a stand out edge that begs the question; why aren’t FANGZ one of Australia’s leading Rock Bands? There is literally something for everyone here. Even the older punks in the audience found themselves toe tapping and dancing around when instructed. 

FANGZ have generational appeal and more people need to be aware of this. Plus a band that can take their craft seriously whilst balancing wits and humour between songs with either undermining each other is something so many bands could take a lesson from. 

“This place is too fancy for me. It’s like meeting your girlfriend’s dad for the first time. I’m shitting myself and I don’t want you to know that I’m on drugs” says Bassist Jameel Majam. To him I say, make yourself familiar with a room like this. Because soon before long, FANGZ should be headlining rooms like this. 

Just don’t leave vocalist Joshua Cottreau unsupervised, or he may help himself to the blocked off upstairs area, climb over the railing and almost dangle of the floor 12 feet below. At least he securely slid down the stairs. Safety first kids.

Pennywise: Worknights are a tough shoot for anyone. Especially when a headliner doesn’t hit the stage til close to 10pm. But did that stop hundreds from packing out the Tivoli Dancefloor? Absolutely not. (Although, a special shoutout to the guy who tried starting a Pennywise chant 15 minutes before the set to try and coerce them out earlier, I feel that)

Pennywise – Tivoli – photos by Justin Gittins

But after the sounds of The Clash dimmed down,, the Hermosa Beach icons hit the stage with the raucous ‘Fight til you Die’ opening the night, sending the crowd into a fury.

“This is a backyard party motherf*cker” Guitarist Spencer yells asking for lighting to be changed to a more ‘romantic blue’ before continuing into a barrage of hits and deep cuts. 

“I know some of you may have work tomorrow or some sh*tty excuse. But I wanna see you dance.” And boy did the crowd dance. It’s hard not too when the band fires hit after hit at you. Songs like ‘Every Single Day’ ‘My Own Country’ & ‘Same Old Story’ just kept the crowd motivated.

Pennywise knows it’s been a long time as a band and they’re no longer spring chickens, but the intensity that the band still plays at shows how much heart they still give even after 3 Decades. This is the bands 22nd visit to Australia, but they still play like it’s the 1st time. As if tomorrow they fly home and won’t ever get to travel the world again. 

With a career spanning 12 albums, how do you put together a setlist to appease crowds? Simple; you play something from almost every record. Even if you’ve only played it 4-5 times in the past like ‘The Western World’ (my personal favourite Pennywise track, I never thought I’d ever hear) and even taking requests from the audience for covers or deep cuts. 

Spencer also believes NOFX isn’t actually breaking up in 2024 as Fat Mike has a c*caine addiction he needs to fulfill (but he did offer to start a GoFundMe to help with this) as they belted out covers of ‘Bob’ & ‘Kill all the white men’ but also some Descendents & Bad Religion as well for the fans wearing their merch. Just don’t ask them to play Lagwagon.

The fun and games between songs was enjoyed by the hundreds in attendance, but it meant as curfew was slowly approaching, a song had to be cut (curse you curfews, you took ‘Perfect People’ from me) If you’ve seen Pennywise before you knew what was coming. Vocalist Jim Lindberg lead the crowd to a sing-along of ‘Stand By Me’ and although he tried to remind people of the lyrics, the Pennywise faithful was already one step ahead. 

And then, the punk brotherhood national anthem. ‘Bro Hymn’ is the greatest set closer in Punk Rock history. It’s not even close. No other track gets the crowd singing in unison the way ‘Bro Hymn’ does, nor does anything bring a room full of generational punks together the way ‘Bro Hymn’ does. From all walks of life, the stage filled with special guests, FANGZ & Fake News singing their absolute hearts out. Not often do you get to see fans supporting their favourites, but the joy on their faces being a part of punk legacy was absolutely priceless. 

Pennywise is the Punk equivalent of a fine wine. It only gets better the longer it’s around. I’ve been lucky enough to see Pennywise a few times before dating back to 2014 (I’m a young one, leave me alone) but I have never seen them as good as they were last night. 

This isn’t a band trying to live off a legacy or a name. Pennywise is a band that embodies all things that are Punk Rock and do this for the love of the game. And it’s a game they won a long time ago. 

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Pennywise Announce 2022 Australian Tour With The Circle Jerks

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Pennywise have announced they’ll return to Australia for the first time since 2020 this September for a national headline tour. The band will be joined on the road by hardcore punk legends the Circle Jerks , who’ll be performing on our shores for the first time ever .

The run will include stops in Melbourne, Wollongong, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Fremantle. See dates and details below – tickets will go on sale this Thursday at 11am.

“Finally Pennywise gets to come back to our home away from home, Australia! Where the beer flows nonstop, along with the chaos,” guitarist Fletcher Dragge commented in a statement. “Never a dull moment on a Pennywise tour down under.

“Only one thing could make it better than usual, and that would be coming to town with our mentors and long-time friends the Circle Jerks!!! They are back with a vengeance! This is gonna be an off the fucking hook nonstop party! And we can’t wait! Get your tix, get on the booze, and get in the pit, we’re coming for you fuckers!”

Following an eight-year-long hiatus, the Circle Jerks reunited in 2019 with longstanding members Keith Morris, Greg Hetson and Zander Schloss. Queens of the Stone Age and Danzig drummer Joey Castillo is also onboard.

Pennywise 2022 Australian Tour

w/ special guests the Circle Jerks

Saturday, 17th September Chelsea Heights Hotel, Melbourne

Sunday, 18th September The Forum, Melbourne

Tuesday, 20th September Uni Bar, Wollongong

Friday, 23rd September Enmore Theatre, Sydney

Saturday, 24th September Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane

Sunday, 25th September Hindley St. Music Hall, Adelaide

Tuesday, 27th September Metropolis, Fremantle

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Released in 1995, in the midst of the punk rock explosion, About Time placed Pennywise at the forefront of the movement and allowed them to refine and define the melodic hardcore sound that was preset at the time.

Produced by Jerry Finn (Rancid, Green Day and Blink 182), the album has achieved in Gold Record status in Australia and continues to be a go-to album for many loyal fans. About Time was also the last Pennywise album to feature the invaluable musical contribution of the late Jason Thirsk, founding member and band mate.

Pennywise is set to return a tonne of songs from About Time to the stage, along with songs from their latest album, Yesterday, released in 2014. With special guests, Anti-Flag, it is sure to be a energetic, controversial and powerful show.  

September 23 – The Tivoli, Brisbane QLD September 24 – The Coolangatta Hotel, Gold Coast QLD September 25 – The Panthers, Newcastle NSW September 26 – The Roundhouse, Sydney NSW September 28 – 170 Russell St, Melbourne VIC September 30 – HQ, Adelaide SA October 1 – Metropolis, Fremantle WA

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Pennywise return for the umpteenth time, Circle Jerks make their first trip in their 43 year career

Now that international borders are open again, Californian punk icons Pennywise are wasting no time returning to Australia.

Today the band announce seven Australian dates to take place in big venues across the country, their first visit since 2019.

The band have toured here countless times over the past couple of decades and fans continue to turn up in droves, testament to the endurance of their classic tracks, the quality of their newer material, and their continued brilliance as a live band.

There's extra special reason to get out to the punk show when the band return in September, with news that legendary (like, truly legendary) punks Circle Jerks will join them on their first ever Australian tour.

Formed by former Black Flag frontman Keith Morris (who later went on to front OFF!) and Redd Kross guitarist Greg Hetson in 1979, the band are one of the most influential names in hardcore history.

Their 1980 record Group Sex is one of the best punk rock records of all time, a wild, crude and frenetic collection of 14 songs that's over in just 15 minutes.

The band have been an on-again-off-again concern for much of their 43 year career, so this opportunity to finallt see them in Australia shouldn't be missed.

Catch Pennywise and Circle Jerks playing the following shows this September. Tickets are on sale from 11am Thursday 31 March.

Saturday 17 September – Chelsea Heights Hotel, Melbourne Sunday 18 September – The Forum, Melbourne Tuesday 20 September – Uni Bar, Wollongong Friday 23 September – Enmore Theatre, Sydney Saturday 24 September – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane Sunday 25 September – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide Tuesday 27 September – Metropolis, Fremantle

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Amazing fucking band!!!, the best show ever this year, I love them!!! They really sound very good, and they played a lot of best songs I like, I’m really appreciate they come to Santiago, because I couldn’t see them when I went to California (San Diego) this year and then when I knew they come here to Santiago I didn’t hesitate to go to see them!!

Amazing show!! Thanks a lot to come here Pennywise!!

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IT WAS AWESOME, the venue was comfortable, the bands were all great, and the crowd felt like family. They weren't overcharging for water, and the tee shirt prices were favorable. It was kind of disappointing that the 21 & over area took up most of the floor, but that was overshadowed by the shear fun of a sober mosh.

Decent band to see. However it was a mediocre show at best. Venue was a terrible choice. Sound was bullshit. And there has been punk squat gigs with better sound. The style of music is not suited for the venue. Band to audience interaction was pretty minimal. It had the personality of a show with 20000 people smoking weed. Not a reflection on the band. I would love to see them hit up a show or two in a venue suited to the style.

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Formed in the South Bay of Los Angeles, a neighbourhood with a rich punk rock history, Pennywise began in 1988. The band would go on to amass an international following through relentless touring and a melodic high energy sound merging melodic surf punk, blistering hardcore and the classic punk of their youth. The group has solidified their place in punk history with songs like the raging ‘Fuck Authority’, ‘Alien’, and the band’s legendary ode to brotherhood and departed friends ‘Bro Hymn’.

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Pennywise Announce About Time 20th Anniversary Australian Tour

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The mid 90’s were the zenith of the US led punk rock explosion.

Pennywise were at the forefront of the charge and in 1995 released About Time an album that refined and defined the So-Cal melodic hardcore sound that spawned a movement and a thousand copy cats.

About Time had the double touch of world renowned producer, Jerry Finn ( Rancid, Green Day, Blink 182 ) and Epitaph/ Bad Religion founder Brett Gurewitz and set the standard of what punk rock was to be from that moment on. About Time has achieved Gold Record Status in Australia.

With inspiring songs of positivity and hope like Every Single Day and Try as well as scathing social commentary via Perfect People and Same Old Story ,  About Time captured the era perfectly and was also the bands final album to contain the invaluable musical and spiritual contributions of the late Jason Thirsk, founding member, beloved bandmate and friend.

After 27 years of PMA (Positive Mental Attitude) Pennywise ’s latest album, 2014’s Yesterdays is a ‘new album of old songs’ proper recordings of songs written in their early days (mostly by Thirsk) that never made it off the cassette they were taped onto at rehearsals and capture the bands original spirit.

Pennywise will be giving About Time and songs from Yesterdays a tonne of stage time when they return in September, with long time friends, Anti-Flag

Anti-Flag’s tenth album American Spring was released in May this year and like the positively focused Pennywise , is an energetic antidote to the crippling cynicism that infects even the most dedicated of rabble-rousers

Anti-Flag are the proud torchbearers for progressive collectivism, radical change, and free expression with heavy social responsibility. Injecting the underground and the mainstream with politically charged, deliberate, smart-but-no-less-visceral neo-punk.

Anti-poverty, anti-capitalism, anti-war, Anti-Flag … Anti-Flag shows are a celebration of a collective that care about more than just their selves. A safe space where all can be free to be who they are. Free from racism, sexism, homo and transphobia, bigotry of any kind.

Don’t give up, the war worth waging is right here. Stand with Anti-Flag against apathy and be part of the global change that’s coming.

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Celebrating Australian alternative rock as well, Spiderbait, Frenzal Rhomb, Jebediah and Eskimo Joe lead the festival's local contingent.

It's been a huge few weeks for Australian tour news —  Kraftwerk ! Meredith ! Strawberry Fields ! This That ! Summer Camp ! Paul McCartney ! Harvest Rock ! Pendulum ! Flight Facilities ! Weezer ! Beyond The Valley ! Field Day ! Bluesfest ! — but only one big announcement can whip it, whip it good. When Good Things returns for 2023, it'll hit Sydney , Melbourne and Brisbane with new-wave icons Devo on the bill. The 'Girl U Want' band will be celebrating 50 years since first forming in 1973, and also saying goodbye on a farewell tour that'll mark their last-ever Australian shows.

Devo's famous energy dome hats will be on display at Centennial Park, Flemington Racecourse and Brisbane Showgrounds this December, on a jam-packed Good Things lineup that is brimming with nostalgia-inducing acts — including Fall Out Boy. A day after teasing that they were heading Down Under , the group behind 'Sugar, We're Goin Down' and 'Uma Thurman' have been confirmed as festival headliners, playing both tunes dating back to their 2000s heyday and recent tracks.

From there, Good Things keeps rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' with Limp Bizkit; will see Slipknot frontman Corey Taylor hit the stage solo; and is guaranteed to burst with punk energy thanks to Pennywise. Bullet for My Valentine, Taking Back Sunday and I Prevail are also on the bill, plus Enter Shikari, Pvris, Behemoth and Sepultura.

Fresh from featuring a reunited TISM in 2022 , Good Things boasts a packed roster of local names in 2023, too, celebrating Australian alternative rock with Spiderbait, Frenzal Rhomb, Jebediah and Eskimo Joe.

On both the international and homegrown front, the list goes on, including Hanabie, While She Sleeps, Magnolia Park, Short Stack, Boom Crash Opera, Luca Brasi and more.

And yes, this is a fest where you can likely hear 'Whip It', 'Dance, Dance', 'Society' and 'Buy Me a Pony' live on the same day, plus 'The Last Fight', 'Leaving Home', 'Punch in the Face' and a very non-George Michael cover of 'Faith' as well.

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Fall Out Boy Limp Bizkit Devo (The Farewell Tour celebrating 50 years) I Prevail Bullet For My Valentine Corey Taylor Pennywise Spiderbait Slowly Slowly Enter Shikari Behemoth Sepultura Taking Back Sunday PVRIS Bloom Boom Crash Opera Eskimo Joe Frenzal Rhomb Hanabie Jebediah Luca Brasi Magnolia Park Make Them Suffer Ocean Sleeper Royal & The Serpent Short Stack Slaughter To Prevail Stand Atlantic Tapestry The Plot In You While She Sleeps

GOOD THINGS 2023 DATES:

Friday, December 1 — Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne Saturday, December 2 — Centennial Park, Sydney Sunday, December 3 — Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane

Good Things will hit the Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane in December 2023.  Pre-sale tickets go on sale from 10am, Tuesday, August 22, and general sales from 10am on Thursday, August 24. Head to the festival website for more info and to register for pre-sales.

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METROPOLIS, FREMANTLE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27

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PENNYWISE Announce Australian Tour

Hermosa Beach punk rock band Pennywise have announced they will be returning down under for an Australian tour in September 2022. Pennywise will be bringing with them the legendary punk band Circle Jerks, who will be hitting Australia for the very first time. Tour details are below.

Pennywise will be performing songs from their entire catalogue including the recently CERTIFIED ARIA GOLD selling album Straight Ahead, which debuted at No. 8 on the ARIA charts (the band’s highest charting album to date).

Fletcher Dragge enthuses; “Finally Pennywise gets to come back to our home away from home, Australia!

Where the beer flows nonstop, along with the chaos. Never a dull moment on a Pennywise tour down under… only one thing could make it better than usual, and that would be coming to town with our mentors and long-time friends THE CIRCLE JERKS!!! They are back with a vengeance!

This is gonna be an off the fucking hook nonstop party! And we can’t wait! Get your tix, get on the booze, and get in the pit, we’re coming for you fuckers!!!!!”

Pennywise are no strangers to Australia having toured the country many times over. Most recently in 2019 on the 20th Anniversary Straight Ahead tour with sold-out shows Australia-wide.

Formed in the South Bay of Los Angeles—a neighborhood with a rich punk-rock history—Pennywise began in 1988. The band went on to amass an international following with their relentless touring and a melodic, high-energy sound fusing classic punk, surf punk, and blistering hardcore. Through the years, Pennywise have solidified their place in punk history with iconic songs like “Fuck Authority,” “Alien,” and “Bro Hymn” (their timeless ode to brotherhood and departed friends).

Pennywise has released 11 albums over the last three decades, including Pennywise (1991), Unknown Road (1993), About Time (1995), Full Circle (1997), Straight Ahead(1999), Land of the Free? (2001), From the Ashes (2003), The Fuse (2005), Reason to Believe (2008), All or Nothing (2012), and Yesterdays (2014). Resolutely working outside the margins of the mainstream, the band has emerged as an enduringly vibrant staple on the worldwide touring circuit.

PENNYWISE AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2022 with special guests CIrcle Jerks

CHELSEA HEIGHTS HOTEL, VICTORIA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17

FORUM, MELBOURNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 18

UNIA BAR, WOLLONGONG TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20

ENMORE THEATRE, SYDNEY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23

FORTITUDE MUSIC HALL, BRISBANE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24

HINDLEY ST. MUSIC HALL, ADELAIDE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25

METROPOLIS, FREMANTLE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27

TICKETS ON SALE 11AM THURSDAY MARCH 31st

For complete tour and ticket information, visit: pennywisdom.com & livenation.com.au

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About Pennywise

Only a handful of bands managed to stay outside of the mainstream circle and still create a legacy for their music. Pennywise, whose name comes from the evil clown in Stephen King's novel, reached managed to endure the test of time and create a cluster of die-hard fans! Coming into existence by the late 80s, Pennywise, fast-paced skatepunk rock music hit the era like a nail in the coffin. With music for the young and restless rebellious adolescents, the California based band's success coincided with the growth of skate-punk in the late 90s. Fellow bands with a similar subliminal message like NOFX, Green Day, or the Offspring all spat the same lyrics and posed a relaxed attitude towards the music industry. And their fans adored every bit of it!

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