GBH Australian tour

Mon 5th Jul, 2010 in Local News

They’ve been touring and recording their entire lives, and now legendary punk outfit GBH will arrive for an Australian tour this October.

The band’s five dates across the country will come on the back of Perfume and Piss, their first album for new label Hellcat Records, promising a show both faster and louder than ever.

Perfume and Piss was mixed by Lars Fredriksen of punk icons Rancid, and GBH vocalist Colin Abrahall describes it as “the best album we’ve done in a long, long time.”

Originating from Birmingham, England, GBH have been dispensing raw punk fury for 30 years. “We didn’t think it’d last a week when we first got together,” says Abrahall, as the band now enter their fourth decade.

Support on their tour will come from Sydney folk-punk quartet The Rumjacks.

GBH tour:

Wednesday 13th October – The Zoo, Brisbane
Thursday 14th October – Gaelic Theatre, Sydney
Friday 15th October – The Hi-Fi, Melbourne
Saturday 16th October – Fowlers Live, Adelaide
Sunday 17th October – The Rosemount, Perth