Froth and Fury Fest 2027 @ Adelaide Showground

Performers

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  Clutch

  Official page of the rock band Clutch.

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  Corrosion of Conformity

  2026 Tour dates. New Album-April 2026 for Nuclear Blast Records

  coc.com

  Management: Jeff Keller Management

  Booking: Sound Talent Group

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  Alpha Wolf

  ALPHA WOLF CVLT

  Greyscale Records

  SharpTone Records

  'Half Living Things'

  Available worldwide April 05

  We endorse:

  ESP Guitars, Ibanez Guitars, Neural DSP, Ernie Ball Strings, Fishman Pickups, Pearl Drums and Meinl Cymbals

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  Paleface Swiss

  Switzerland's Finest Cheese Factory.

  Buy Merch and CDs at www.palefaceswiss.com

  PALEFACE is:

  Marc (Zelli) - Vocals

  Yannick - Guitar

  Tommy - Bass

  Cassi - Drums

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  Fox Lake

  BOOKING: danieldefonce@tkoco.com

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  28 Days

  28 Days held the potentially dubious title of being Australia's premier rap-metal band, which they nevertheless parlayed into a lucrative ten-year career that included two gold albums, one of which entered the charts at number one. The band was formed in Frankston in 1997 by a group of skaters who met at the local skate park. Vocalist Jay Dunne and guitarist Simon Hepburn had worked together both on graffiti and several punk and hardcore bands including Self Reliance; bassist Damian Gardiner and drummer Adam Bomber were members of the same Melbourne skate-punk scene. When they formed 28 Days, Dunne's worship of the Beastie Boys came to the fore and he began rapping most of his vocals on their self-titled debut album, released independently in 1998 on the Stubble imprint. Within a year they'd been chosen by Festival Mushroom to be representatives of their new label for up-and-comers, Sputnik. The band replaced Bomber with new drummer Scott Murray and added turntablist Jay Howard aka DJ Jedi Master Jay for even more of a hip-hop sound. Their Limp Bizkit-esque single "Rip It Up" and its video showing the band playing to a moshing festival crowd became fixtures on radio and television; by the time their second album, Upstyle Down, was released their popularity was already peaking and it immediately entered at the top of the album charts. In November of 2001 drummer Scott Murray was run over and killed while walking home after band practice. The band carried on, temporarily replacing Murray with Vinnie Jukic for their 2002 album Stealing Chairs, dedicated to one of Murray's favorite activities. Afterwards, 28 Days found themselves in national newspapers for all the wrong reasons when they and their fans were accused of causing $4,500 worth of damage at a concert by rival Sydney band the Drugs. The lead singer of the Drugs, Ian Baddley, had previously written an open letter to Jay Dunne of 28 Days accusing him of making homophobic and misogynistic comments to the audience at the Big Day Out festival, which they had shared billing at. He also accused Dunne of ignorantly referring to German band Rammstein as "Nazis." Desperately needing to revamp their image, 28 Days cycled through new drummers before settling on Adrian Griffin and recording Extremist Makeover in 2004. Rap-metal's day had passed, however, and the album was not a success. They left Sputnik soon after and attempted a comeback with their 2006 EP Bring Em Back, released on their own label. It turned out to be their last hurrah, however, and after a farewell tour and greatest-hits compilation (Ten Years of Cheap Fame) in 2007 the band broke up. ~ Jody Macgregor, Rovi
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  Counterparts

  HEAVEN LET THEM DIE

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  Rat Salad
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  Propagandhi

  “Speaking for myself, this record might be a snapshot of me deciding whether I’m going to live out the rest of my life as Eckhart Tolle or live out the rest of my life as Ted Kaczynski,” laughs PROPAGANDHI guitarist and vocalist Chris Hannah.  In true PROPAGANDHI fashion, the Manitoba, Canada based outfit’s eighth album, At Peace is smart music for dangerous times. “Everything I’m singing about is still coming from being the same person that wrote and sang our first record How to Clean Everything in 1993,” Hannah states recalling the band’s snarky skate-thrash origins. “But what we’re putting into the songs now, probably reflects more despair than 30 years ago when we had similar perspectives, but with strands of hope and naivete. Now it’s the existential dread of eking out a life worth living in this completely failed society.”
  
  At Peace was written and recorded as political storm clouds were beginning to darken in the months before Emperor Trump’s ascent to power. It’s an album of poetic and polemic songs written shortly before the American oligarch’s suggestion that PROPAGANDHI’s home country become the U.S.’s 51st State. Songs like the album’s apocryphal “Fire Season” presages the climate-change-driven wildfires that wiped out portions of Southern California. At its core, At Peace is an album of inconvenient and unavoidable truths that hit with all the subtlety of an Orwellian boot stamping on a human face forever.
  
  With mixing completed at Blasting Room Studios by Jason Livermore (Rise Against, Hot Water Music) in December 2024, At Peace is a portrait of the uncertainty facing the four members of PROPAGANDHI— Hannah, drummer Jord Samolesky, bassist/co-vocalist Todd Kowalski and guitarist Sulynn Hago. From the opening clarion call of “Guiding Light” into the album’s evocative title track, there’s no mistaking that on their first album in eight years, PROPAGANDHI’s frontline social activism has been supplanted by a deeper sense of reflection. Nearly a decade (including two inactive years for Covid) later, the members of PROPAGANDHI have a lot on their minds. “We’re definitely not a band that responds well to someone telling us we need to put something out,” the frontman states. “That happens when we have something to talk about – and now is definitely the time for that.”  One listen to the album and it’s clear. Even in these darkest days, At Peace remains pure PROPAGANDHI.

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  Igorrr

  Booking Worldwide (except US) : romain@thelinkprod.fr ; Luc@doomstarbookings.com

  Booking US : nstorch@independentartistgroup.com