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Hailing from the town of Warrnambool, Victoria in Australia in 2003, Airbourne have brought back to the mainstream, a classic rock sound driven by guitars and gritty vocals, adorning catchy choruses that have earned the band a global following.

Brothers, Ryan and Joel O’Keeffe, came together to form a band in 2003 and recruited David Roads and Adam Jacobson. They worked at the Hotel Warrnambool and would bring their instruments to work so that after their shifts they could jam out song ideas. They went on to win a competition, called Push-On in Melbourne. It was their self-funded eight track EP entitled “Ready to Rock” that appeared in July 2004, that fell into the hands of Capitol Records whom they signed a five album record deal with.

It was a journey to the US for the band to work on their debut studio album, “Runnin’ Wild” with Bob Marlette who had produced albums with Ozzy Osbourne and Alice Cooper. The album was released in Australia on June 23rd 2007, and they released three singles from the album; “Runnin’ Wild”, “Too Much Too Young Too Fast” which featured on Guitar Hero; World Tour and “Diamond in the Rough”. The album made it to the top 30 of the ARIA Albums Chart in Australia, and even managed to chart in Austria, Switzerland and France. Nearing the end of 2007, they supported Kid Rock and Korn and at the start of 2008, they moved permanently to the US. Their album by this point had charted on the UK Albums Chart, and on the Billboard 200.

At the beginning of 2009, Airbourne headed back into the studio to record their sophomore album “No Guts. No Glory”. It was later released on March 8th 2010. The song “Born to Kill” was played on BBC Radio 1’s Rock Show. It reached the top 20 on the ARIA Albums Chart, and also in five other countries. They were fortunate enough to support Iron Maiden on their Final Frontier World Tour from July 20th to August 1st 2011. The band announced in November 2011 that they had been working on a new album. That album would be called “Black Dog Barking” and would go on to reach to top forty of ten countries.

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“Guitar music is dead!” is a phrase that has not been infrequently thrown around over the past decade. Yet whilst rock music might not dominate the mainstream, this is clearly a falsity. One band which refuses to let hard rock die is Australian quartet Airbourne, who have released some of the finest fist-pumping riffs since 2003. Playing Gibson Explorers with big, wild, curly hair, they certainly look the part. Releasing three studio albums thus far, they have proven that their riotous and energetic music could have stood up against the biggest hair-metal bands of the 80s.

Their set at German festival Rock Am Ring in 2013 brought enough power and vigour to have induced severe concussion in the audience from the sheer amount of uncontrollable head-banging. Their music is made to be played in stadiums, to which they received a roar of appreciation as they played tracks “Running Wild,” “Diamond in the Rough” and “Black Dog Barking.” After the atmospheric intro, they ran out to stage going straight into “Ready to Rock,” with the crowd certainly feeling the band’s massive energy, jumping wildly in appreciation.

One of the best things about Airbourne is simply that their music is just pure fun. Too often humour is lost due to artistic pretensions but the likes of Airbourne restore a sense of reckless joy that comes from just having fun, rocking out with your friends. Hearing their songs takes you back to a time when posing in front of a mirror with your guitar slung low made you feel fantastic and full of wild dreams of playing to thousands of people. Listening to Airbourne keeps this spirit alive, eroding any self-consciousness and embarrassment at raising your devil horns and ferociously nodding your head.

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If you’re in any way familiar with Airbourne, or indeed of any of the press attention that’s surrounded them for their career so far, you’ll probably already be wondering how many words I’m going to be able to get into this review before I mention AC/DC. In this case, it’s fifty-one. That’s the thing about Airbourne; they’ve never quite been able to shake off comparisons to the legendary Australian outfit, with their classic rock sound certainly in debt to some of the titans of the genre, and the vocals provided by frontman Joel O’Keefe being uncannily similar to those of Brian Johnson. That said, they’ve plenty of merit in their own right; they have a huge cult fanbase across the world, and are a big draw in their native Australia, playing big shows across the country on a regular basis. They also toured club-sized venues in the UK last year after releasing Black Dog Barking, playing heavy sets that drew upon tracks from all three of their full-lengths and saw some fierce musicianship on display; I daresay they might be more technically proficient than that band they’re so often compared to, in fact, and certainly well worth checking out next time they hit the road.

Hailing all the way from Warrnambool, down under in Australia, Airbourne have a sold out show this evening. They bring their arsenal of heavy distorted guitars played in the style of some of rock music’s biggest heroes such as AC/DC and Deep Purple, as though they are a not so current but transcendent version of English rockers, The Darkness. Joel O’Keeffe’s screaming vocals are at the epicenter of some of the largest and loudest earthquake sing-alongs that this venue has ever experienced. Airbourne have achieve such great chart success, globally with their three studio albums charting in over ten different countries with Germany being their most successful recipients, seeing their last two albums make it to the top 5.

The musicality of both O’Keefe brothers is intricate, with them playing guitar solos in fantastic harmony, similar to that of Thin Lizzy, the audience just singing along as though there is no tomorrow. Their breakthrough song “Too Much, Too Young Too Fast” is probably their biggest song of the night, with a mammoth guitar riff to match.

Old school Heavy fuckin Metal Rock n Roll. These guys are so much more than ACDC-a-likes. Marshall stacked, sweating buckets within minutes on stage. Great anthemic tunes banged out super tight. Great audience rapport, not my thing but best mosh pit I've seen in a while - full of topless sweaty youths. Shredding on the back of a roadie in the middle of the audience. They deservedly got raucous approval, smashed it. My ears rang for hours and every punter left breathless with a shit-eating grin on their face.

Airbourne are one of the best live bands now must never be missed amazing they played great lots of the old stuff did not disappoint wished it went on like longer roundhouse great place easy to get to easy to leave love love them carnt waitbfor next year

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Very energetic and so f*cking Rock and Roll. Joel O'keef set the crowd on fire. If you hesitate to go for it because of the price, it's totally worth it

Not the first time I've seen Airbourne and definitely not the last. I can't wait to see them again, just a superb live band and the support bands were great too. Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons were excellent.

That was fantastic, these guys are crazy and bring some warm atmosphere from Australia! Appreciated and recommended, a must see!

ps: bring beer-proof clothes !! you'll understand why once at the show.

They had an awesome game where someone had to get on someone's shoulder and then they would throw out a beer to you. It was a great show! I couldn't hear what he was saying but it pretty much rocked!

TOP SHOW TOP ROCK BAND THE BEST AROUND SEEN THEM BEFORE AND THEY JUST GET BETTER AND BETTER CAN NOT WAIT TO SEE THEM AGAIN ALL MY FRIENDS WHO WENT SAY THE SAME LONG LIVE AND PLAY AIRBOURNE RnR

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Airbourne Announce 2022 North American Tour

The trek kicks off on September 9 in New York City

Australian hard rockers Airbourne are returning to North America this fall. The trek kicks off on September 9 at the Gramercy Theatre in New York and wraps up on October 11 at the Troubadour in Los Angeles. The band are touring in continued support of their latest LP Boneshaker which dropped back in 2019.

Tickets are on sale now HERE .

In a statement, the band said, “We are from Melbourne, the most locked down city in the world. Unleashed at last, Airbourne are the most set-free animals on the planet. Look out! They wouldn’t let us in for two years, after this tour they’ll never let us back! Get your tickets, NOW OR NEVER!”

Airbourne were originally slated to come to North America in the Spring of 2020, but the tour was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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AIRBOURNE REPLACES SEVENDUST ON STEEL PANTHER AUSTRALIAN TOUR

• Greg Phillips
• July 21, 2022

After two long years of on-again, off-again, more on-again, more off-again announcements, the world’s most beloved big haired heavy metal outfit Steel Panther have officially confirmed new dates for what is set to be the wildest, wettest, dirtiest, hardest, heaviest most rocking heavy metal tour to land in Australia.

Having previously announced shows for 2020, and then 2021, Steel Panthers forthcoming Australian tour will now take place in October 2022, and will also feature support from legendary Victorian outfit Airbourne, who will be replacing Sevendust.

“After blazing through Europe and rocking 100,000 strong soldout crowds together at gargantuan festivals like Hellfest, Download, we’re finally bringing the mega Hard Rock & Heavy Metal party of the year down to Oz!  If you love POWER CHORDS, POWER DRINKING and POWER ROCKING then YOU ARE INVITED to the Airbourne and Steel Panther POWER PARTY!!  Rock you HARD in ROCKTOBER!!” – Airbourne

In addition to hitting massive venues across the country with Victorian band Airbourne Steel Panther will also be turning their Brisbane show into a mini-festival, featuring Dead Letter Circus, Devilskin, Lagerstein and Bare Bones!

The ‘HEAPS & LOADS’ tour marks the largest venues that Steel Panther will have ever played in Australia. Due to growing demand every time they return down under, mixed with countless rave reviews, the Californian outfit will be landing in Newcastle, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne for a handful of enormous shows!

For the uninitiated, Steel Panther was formed in 2000 and is comprised of Michael Starr (lead singer), Satchel (guitarist), and Stix Zadinia (drums). Hailing from Los Angeles, the epicenter for rock n’ roll in all its debauchery and glamour, Steel Panther has established themselves as the world’s premier party band, melding hard rock virtuosity with parody and criminally good looks. Steel Panther is a global phenomenon with five full-length albums, touring across the world, platinum-level YouTube status and a #13 debut for the latest album Heavy Metal Rules on the ARIA charts.

Rolling Stone avowed, “There’s a reason Steel Panther have transcended their origins as a cover band playing the Sunset Strip,” while Metal Sucks declared, “Steel Panther’s concept is genius…their songwriting is…preposterously snappy – and relatable.”

Check out our interview with Steel Panther’s Satchel, in which he discusses his new Signature Satin White Bengal striped Pro-Mod DK22 HH FR M guitar, the upcoming Steel Panther album and their October tour of Australia.

FINAL TICKETS FOR STEEL PANTHER’S AUSTRALIAN TOUR ARE ON SALE NOW 

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Airbourne Announce Australian Tour

Local boys Airbourne have announced a tour of the east coast this winter starting in their hometown of Warnambool. The news comes just prior to the release of upcoming album Black Dog Barking set for release on May 17. Following Warnambool the hard hitting rockers head to Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney before taking the stage at Splendour In The Grass . The tour will begin on July 19th and finish at Splendour on the 28th.

Airbourne have a worldwide following and will take their Black Dog Barking show across the globe including performances at some of Europe’s biggest festivals. The guys are also up for the Best Live Band award at the Metal Hammer Golden God Awards taking place in the UK on June 17.

May 17 is the big day where the album is released and tickets can be purchased. For tour dates and all orders click here .

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Airbourne Announce 2020 North American ‘Boneshaker’ Tour

Feel that? You will soon, as Aussie rockers Airbourne are making their way stateside in 2020 for a North American leg of their "Boneshaker World Tour."

The band just announced dates kicking off April 30 in New York City and keeping them on the road in the U.S. and Canada through a May 23 finale in Montreal. All dates, cities and venues can be found below.

The shows come as the band is promoting their fifth studio album, with the aptly titled room-rocking moniker, Boneshaker . The album got off to a raucous start with the song "Backseat Boogie." Have a look at the video below.

"We're mega pumped up to the max to bring the ‘Boneshaker World Tour’ to the USA," says singer-guitarist Joel O'Keeffe. "We’ve been blazing non-stop across Europe and Australasia and now we're coming your way USA to kick your ass!”

For ticketing info on the band's North American shows, as well as their early 2020 Australia and New Zealand gigs, head here .

Airbourne 2020 North American Tour Dates

April 30 — New York, N.Y. @ Gramercy Theatre May 1 — Philadelphia, Pa. @ Underground Arts May 2 — Washington, D.C. @ Rock & Roll Hotel May 3 — Concord, N.C. @ Epicenter Festival* May 6 — Houston, Texas @ Bronze Peacock/House of Blues May 7 — Dallas, Texas @ Three Links Deep Ellum May 9 — Pensacola, Fla. @ Vinyl Music Hall May 10 — Daytona Beach, Fla. @ Welcome To Rockville* May 11 — Atlanta, Ga. @ The Masquerade May 12 — Nashville, Tenn. @ The Basement East May 14 — Chicago, Ill. @ Bottom Lounge May 16 — Columbus, Ohio @ Sonic Temple* May 18 — Buffalo, N.Y. @ Rec Room May 19 — London, Ontario @ London Music Hall May 20 — Toronto, Ontario @ Lee's Palace May 22 — Quebec City, Quebec @ Imperial Bell May 23 — Montreal, Quebec @ Corona Theatre *Festival Date

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STEEL PANTHER Announce New 2022 Australian Tour Dates with Airbourne

After two long years of on-again, off-again, more on-again, more off-again announcements, the world's most beloved big haired heavy metal outfit Steel Panther have officially confirmed new dates for what is set to be the wildest, wettest, dirtiest, hardest, heaviest most rocking heavy metal tour to land in Australia.

Having previously announced shows for 2020, and then 2021, Steel Panthers forthcoming Australian tour will now take place in October 2022 , and will also feature support from legendary Victorian outfit Airbourne , who will be replacing Sevendust.

“ After blazing through Europe and rocking 100,000 strong soldout crowds together at gargantuan festivals like Hellfest, and Download, we’re finally bringing the mega Hard Rock & Heavy Metal party of the year down to Oz!  If you love POWER CHORDS, POWER DRINKING, and POWER ROCKING then YOU ARE INVITED to the Airbourne and Steel Panther POWER PARTY!!  Rock you HARD in ROCKTOBER!!” - Airbourne

In addition to hitting massive venues across the country with the Victorian band, Airbourne Steel Panther will also be turning their Brisbane show into a mini-festival, featuring Dead Letter Circus , Devilskin , Lagerstein, and Bare Bones!

The ‘ HEAPS & LOADS ’ tour marks the largest venue that Steel Panther will have ever played in Australia. Due to growing demand every time they return down under, mixed with countless rave reviews, the Californian outfit will be landing in Newcastle , Sydney , Brisbane, and Melbourne for a handful of enormous shows!

For the uninitiated, Steel Panther was formed in 2000 and is comprised of Michael Starr (lead singer), Satchel (guitarist), and Stix Zadinia (drums). Hailing from Los Angeles, the epicenter for rock n’ roll in all its debauchery and glamour, Steel Panther has established themselves as the world’s premier party band, melding hard rock virtuosity with parody and criminally good looks. Steel Panther is a global phenomenon with five full-length albums, touring across the world, platinum-level YouTube status, and a #13 debut for the latest album Heavy Metal Rules on the ARIA charts.

Rolling Stone avowed, "There’s a reason Steel Panther have transcended their origins as a cover band playing the Sunset Strip," while Metal Sucks declared, "Steel Panther’s concept is genius...their songwriting is...preposterously snappy – and relatable."

FINAL TICKETS FOR STEEL PANTHER’S AUSTRALIAN TOUR ARE ON SALE NOW VIA: https://mjrpresents.com/

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Australian Tour 2022 with special guests Airbourne

Wednesday 19 October - Newcastle Entertainment Centre - Newcastle, NSW

Friday 21 October - Hordern Pavilion - Sydney, NSW

Saturday 22 October - Eatons Hill - Brisbane, QLD With - Dead Letter Circus, Devilskin, Lagerstein and Bare Bones

Sunday 23 October - Margaret Court Arena - Melbourne, VIC

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Airbourne is an Australian hard rock band originating from Warrnambool, Victoria. They were formed in 2003 and are comprised of four members – Joel O'Keeffe, David Roads, Ryan O'Keeffe and Justin Street. Their debut album, Runnin' Wild, was released in 2007 and spawned the single Runnin' Wild, which became a Top 40 hit in Australia. They have since released three further studio albums, No Guts, No Glory (2010), Black Dog Barking (2013), and Breakin' Outta Hell (2016). Their style of blues-infused hard rock has been compared to bands such as AC/DC and Motörhead. Airbourne have toured extensively alongside some of the biggest names in the rock genre, such as Mötley Crüe, Guns N' Roses, and Metallica.

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AIRBOURNE To Begin Work On New Album; 2023 Release Expected

Australian hard rockers AIRBOURNE have laid out plans to begin work on their new album. Set for release in 2023, the new set will follow on from 2019's "Boneshaker" . The band made the revelation about the album in a brand new chat with Eonmusic .

Speaking about the road to the new release, drummer Ryan O'Keeffe said; "We're getting ready to do an end-of-the-year tour and then another album. Soon we'll be making another record."

Chatting about how the band deliberately held off on recording during the pandemic, frontman Joel O'Keeffe said: "We did make an executive decision during lockdown not to be too focused on trying to make rock and roll songs that make you feel very good in an environment where you're depressed and you're being held down by the man." His brother added: "We wanted to see people again and play to crowds again before we even think about it; that's what we've always done".

Talking about their plans, Ryan continued: "To make the record, it'll be coming down to picking a producer, picking a studio, giving us some time to put together what we have, but more importantly, the riffs that we're making out here, now. This is how we wanted to do it; we wanted to make a record when we're rockin', and there's people, and the crowd is there, and then, we come offstage and throw down this and that, and put it all together."

Regarding a release date, he said: "Hopefully it'll be released sometime late next year."

Read the entire interview at Eonmusic .

"Boneshaker" was released in October 2019. The cover artwork for the disc was a collaboration between Matt Read of Combustion Ltd. , and Sean Tidy of Design House Studio Ltd.

With the creation of "Boneshaker" , AIRBOURNE decided to take the bolder path — to align with Nashville producer Dave Cobb , whose credits include both Chris Stapleton and "A Star Is Born" soundtrack.

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Billie Eilish returns to Australia for major 2025 tour

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Fire up the group chat!! 22-year-old superstar Billie Eilish has announced a massive world tour with a whopping 12 shows set to pop off around Australia. 

The Hottest 100 of 2019 winner will be taking HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR to Meanjin/Brisbane, Eora/Sydney and Naarm/Melbourne between February and March 2025. 

That gives us plenty of time to get familiar with her upcoming studio album HIT ME HARD AND SOFT, set to drop on May 17. 

If you want hear those beautiful, angelic vocals live, tickets to each show will be available to purchase on Friday 3 May. American Express members can access the pre-sale from Wednesday 1 May, or you can hit up the Frontier Member, Live Nation or Vodafone pre-sales from Thursday 2 May. More details are over on the artist’s website . 

You’ll have to get in quick if you want to grab tickets because they won’t be adding any more shows! 

What if I want tickets…now? 

We’ve got our grubby little hands on a couple of tickets to Billie’s big tour! From Tuesday April 30 to Thursday 2 May, triple j Breakfast will be giving away ONE double-pass to each city, and once they're gone, we can't help you. 

To snag a ticket, all you need to do is text into 0439 757 555 before 7.30am AEST with your name, location and one sentence about your love of Billie and what makes you her biggest fan. 

Check out the details to Billie EIlish’s tour below. 

Billie Eilish HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR

Tuesday 18 February – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Turrbal Land, Brisbane QLD 

Wednesday 19 February – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Turrbal Land, Brisbane QLD 

Friday 21 February – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Turrbal Land, Brisbane QLD 

Saturday 22 February – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Turrbal Land, Brisbane QLD 

Monday 24 February – Qudos Bank Arena, Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW 

Tuesday 25 February – Qudos Bank Arena, Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW 

Thursday 27 February – Qudos Bank Arena, Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW 

Friday 28 February – Qudos Bank Arena, Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW 

Tuesday 4 March – Rod Laver Arena, Naarm, Melbourne VIC 

Wednesday 5 March – Rod Laver Arena, Naarm, Melbourne VIC 

Friday 7 March – Rod Laver Arena, Naarm, Melbourne VIC 

Saturday 8 March – Rod Laver Arena, Naarm, Melbourne VIC