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 Thomas Vacchino * Nili Brosh (Dethklok) – Guitar * * Robin Finck (Nine Inch Nails, Guns N' Roses) – Guitar * * Josh Freese (Nine Inch Nails, Foo Fighters) – Drums * * Matt McJunkins (A Perfect Circle) – Bass Danny Elfman Sep 13, 2026
 E.Fud Haircut 100 was great; Adam Ant had two drummers and his voice could not keep up, the sound was not well balanced unfortunately. Squeeze was excellent, 9 people on the stage. The keyboards guy was amazing, the percussion player was on fire! All the players were outstanding, the vocal performance was strong and clear and ageless, the sound man was on his game as the amplification was beautifully balanced and great volume. The concert was fun and the crowd was on its feet dancing. The Trixie set in the middle was not my favorite, the energy was low and the songcraft was there, but just wasn’t the vibe I was looking for. Their other material was faithfully rendered and bristling with joy and energy and fun Squeeze / Adam Ant / Haircut One Hundred Sep 13, 2026
 Girl at the Rock Shows https://girlattherockshows.com/2026/09/13/theres-a-sick-little-suicide-in-all-that-we-do/ The Matches / Crooked Teeth Sep 13, 2026
 Ed Pleasant The service and sermon was performed by recently-ordained Pastor Jim Porter, Guest pastor. Cyndi Foore performing on Mountain Dulcimer. 5/18/2008 Sep 13, 2026
 lilmikesf ahh... Komotion In Exile...Stephen Parr had Josef B priced a dollar more than Counting Crows coming up! ... I think at that gig I was bored and lurking & found a small box of old 80's pop era abandoned Amelia's DJ 7" 45 rpm records by trash bins where gear sat in back green rm, grabbed some pic sleeves of Aretha, Madonna, Milli Vanilli, Jody Watley, Cheap Trick etc in the back that I took home with me ;) Josef Brinckmann and the Conspiracy of Equals / Klezmania / Avaaz / Gary Schwantes & Kevin Mummey Sep 13, 2026
 Laura Lokkie It wasn't skull fist playing, it was Evil Invaders Enforcer / Skull Fist / Ambush Sep 13, 2026
 Gannon Dolan With Emma The Bends / Foxtide Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 Adam Baker: "So Green Day came here to play in support of the Insomniac album. They announced an instore at HMV in Pitt St in the city. So along I went with a mate and we lined up with the masses of other kids. We got through about an hour after it started. When we finally got through to the band I noticed that they had used the texta/markers and written all over the TV screens behind them. Very punk. Or try-hard punk. I'm not sure. I got my copy of Dookie signed. It was kind of rushed - the band were cool and having a good time with the fans, but the record company people were pushing people through really quickly. I had enough time to say hi, get my CD signed and take a few pictures. When the photos came back from the developer, I noticed the funny photo. It's not my Dookie cover that Mike is chewing in to - I'd say it was owned by the person in front of me. But I went and checked out my Dookie CD booklet that the band signed - and there is small teeth marks in the top corner! The record company people pushed us through so quickly that I didn't even notice!" Kerrang!: "When the Sex Pistols, The Clash and The Damned first hit the big-time, one catchphrase shrieked across the world: 'England's Screaming'. Tonight, at the second of two Green Day shows that sold out in as many hours, there was another kind of high-pitched howling going on. But this time, it was at the band. The trio unoffically voted most likely to have their own comic book, the biggest punks on the planet, are heart-throbs. In a prize piss-take, they began as they should have ended: a few big, dramatic powerchords, with frontman Billie Joe Armstrong gushing, 'Thank you, goodnight.' They'd been onstage no more than 10 seconds. From there, things got better. So much better, in fact, that it was almost ridiculous. The Californian punk princes had it all: machine gun etiquette set pacing, insanely addictive pop punk, vocals and harmonies that were clear and strong, and a tearing, metallic guitar sound that you wanted to take home for the night. They also displayed a killer grasp of dynamics, knowing precisely when it felt best to let some raw wiring work show and when to pull in the reins hard. Musically, these guys are already old souls way beyond their years. No, they aren't Poison Idea and have no connections with whatever Dead Boy Cheetah Chrome is focused on at the moment, but their sense of real rock action is as good as any band's. Not that anyone really noticed. You got the sense that every rabid, foaming-at-the-mouth punter was here for the experience, for the event, just as they'd been when Nirvana played the same venue in early 1992 while on the other side of the planet Nevermind hit the Number One spot. Offspring and Pennywise might well replace Slayer and Pantera as the soundtracks for US ice hockey and football matches, but not Green Day. They have greater glories to come, but still with full body contact." The Living End Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 Incomplete setlist Saturday Night Hutch: "This T-shirt comes from back in the day when Green Day were awesome. I don't remember too much from the show, but I remember having a great night, and was awed by how well Green Day rocked the 7000 people in the Hordern. It was also one of the first of many times I'd see The Living End and they were awesome. Perfect opening band." The Living End Sep 13, 2026
 Vinny Fardin Played Sugar's Copper Blue in its entirety. Plus Hüsker Dü songs. Bob Mould Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 https://australianrockpoptours50s60s.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-kingston-trio-1961-australian-tour.html The Kingston Trio Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/105906865 Tom Lehrer Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 2 shows on that day to Chuck Berry Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 2 shows on that day to Chuck Berry Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 2 shows on that day to Chuck Berry Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 2 shows on that day to Chuck Berry Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 He put on 2 shows that day to Chuck Berry Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 Put on 2 shows that day to Chuck Berry Sep 13, 2026
 Unknown4000 Put on 3 shows that day to Chuck Berry Sep 13, 2026
 Layla King Was cancelled from rain Rock on prairie fest Sep 13, 2026