Live bands covering your favourite
Emo + Punk + Metal songs
Hear music by:
• My Chemical Romance • Blink-182 • Paramore • Fall Out Boy
• System of a Down • Limp Bizkit • Linkin Park
• Panic! At The Disco • The Used • Green Day • Good Charlotte •
• Jimmy Eat World • Sum 41 • AFI • New Found Glory
• Yellowcard • Underoath • Alexisonfire • Simple Plan
• A Day To Remember • Weezer • All Time Low • All American Rejects
• Hawthorne Heights • The Veronicas • Papa Roach
GREEN DAY • WEEZER • FALL OUT BOY
tribute
Catastrophe Gigs are recreating the fabled Hella Mega Tour lineup, that was announced in 2020 but never made to our shores, with a legendary trifecta of nostalgic sets all combined on the one massive bill.
Kang are back at Crowbar for another round, serving up your favourite Green Day songs, with vocals sounding like they came straight from 2004 Billie Joe’s mouth and flawless renditions of Tré Cool’s relentless drum parts. The setlist covers the golden decade of Green Day from 1994’s Dookie to 2004’s American Idiot, and everything in between, with hits and fan faves alike.
Great Southern Band are going to get you absolutely Weezered, playing the best of the Blue and Pinkerton albums, with Lindsay from Frenzal Rhomb on lead guitar duties to bring you those tasty Weezer licks and solos. After seeing these guys play a phenomenal set in Wollongong this year, we knew that Sydney audiences needed to see this band live in action!
Radioactive Man have been bestowed the honour of performing emo royalty, playing the best of Fall Out Boy. We’re talking the pre-hiatus heyday era of FOB from 2003-2008 (with maybe a couple of necessary bangers from 2013’s Save Rock and Roll album).
Western Sydney punks So I Says To Mabel are opening the proceedings with their frantic and catchy punk rock originals.
Saturday 9 January
Crowbar Sydney
345 Parramatta Road
Leichhardt
7:30pm
FREE BLINK-182 COVER SHOW
7TH DAY BREWERY
BROOKVALE
LINK-182 are bringing their Blink-182 cover show to the Northern Beaches with a free gig at 7th Day Brewery Brookvale!
The band have a massive setlist in store with songs from the golden age of Blink. They’ll be heavily featuring tracks from Enema of the State, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket and 2003’s Untitled albums, along with a few old favourites from Dude Ranch and Cheshire Cat.
Afterthought bring their catchy punk-influenced pop rock originals to the lineup, with bouncy choruses, tasty lead guitar lines and infectious melodies.
Indie rock four-piece Lapse are opening the show, who will be hot off the release of their debut EP ‘All It Took Was You’.
Friday 20 November
7th Day Brewery
14/9 Powells Rd, Brookvale
7:30pm
A TRIBUTE TO
PANIC! AT THE DISCO
AND NEW FOUND GLORY
We are closing out the week of Crowbar Birthday celebrations with a big dose of 2000’s Emo and Pop Punk nostalgia, hosting a tribute to Panic! At The Disco and New Found Glory in a special Free Entry show.
Ruffians are taking on Panic, with a setlist heavily favouring songs from the glorious debut album A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out. You’ll hear most of the record performed live (only cutting a few of the less iconic tracks) along with hits from Pretty Odd, Vices and Virtues, and Death Of a Bachelor. Ruffians are equipped with a horn section and phenomenal vocalist who absolutely nails the Brendon Urie sound.
The Catastrophe Band are covering the godfathers of pop punk, New Found Glory. We tragically lost their songwriter and guitarist Chad Gilbert this year, so we wanted to pay tribute to the music that defined the genre and influenced so many other bands. They’ll be playing stacks of the big NFG songs, along with some rarer fan favourites, featuring familiar faces from past Catastrophe lineups.
Opening band TBA
Sunday 20 December
Crowbar Sydney
5-8pm
