Guttermouth's Australian history is pure punk legend: wild nights, venue bans, "farewell" tours that weren't, and a fanbase that's ridden the chaos for decades. This tour tips its hat to the country that's welcomed (and occasionally booted) them back forever. So, grab a ticket if you're game for one more round. Or don't. Mark's feet are up, cold one in hand, zero fucks left. This is it—'One Last Time,' or whatever the hell comes next...

When Trent Crawford clocked his 50th birthday on the 2026 calendar, backyard barbies and fancy dinners weren’t going to cut it.

Instead, the veteran frontman is hitting the road with Not Dollar Short — a high-energy tribute to the pop-punk band that launched his career nearly 30 years ago.

“There was a moment of feeling like time was running out,” Crawford says. “I’d been relearning the songs and playing them acoustically, but I wanted to celebrate them properly — surrounded by mates, out on the road, playing the songs I grew up playing.”

Joining him is a retooled line-up drawn from Through Being Cool, featuring Joel Attenborough (Irrelevant), Dave McBeath (Something With Numbers) and Michael Dallinger (Frenzal Rhomb).

Expect a set packed with classic One Dollar Short anthems, plus select tracks from Frenzal Rhomb and Something With Numbers.

Fast songs, fun shows, and that unbreakable punk family vibe. Never a band of gimmicks, nor one to chase trends or reinvent the wheel, Teenage Bottlerocket's latest full-length Ready to Roll is pure, no-frills high-energy punk rock — delivering that reliable blast fans have come to expect from one of the most consistent bands in the scene. Teenage Bottlerocket are a reminder that punk is still very much alive. Supporting all shows is Brendan Kelly – Once voted “Best Twitter” by Chicago Reader, was a TV Host, is the guy behind Nihilist Arby’s, sings in The Lawrence Arms, works at The Onion, makes weird art, the list goes on...