10 local gems are set to take the stage for the festival's debut run.
Australia’s music festival scene may have gotten some bad press lately, but we’re here to share some good news.
The Northcote Social Club has just announced a brand new festival celebrating just how much amazing music comes out of Melbourne and offering punters the chance to catch 10 bands back to back, for one day only.
Super Terrific Happy Hour Festival 2024
- Sunday, April 28
- Northcote Social Club
- Hard-Ons, CLAMM, The Prize, Porpoise Spit, Cold Irons Bound, Summer Flake, Los Dominados, Hot Machine, Mark Sinton Band and Little Faiths.
- Tickets on sale now
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On Sunday, April 28, the venue will be taken over by some of the city’s finest artists.
Leading the charge is none other than The Hard-Ons. The Sydney band is Aussie rock royalty – they’ve been around since the ’80s and their infectious tracks, relentless energy and punk rock attitude has kept fans coming back again and again. Best known for hits like Girl In The Sweater and Where Did She Come From, the band is sure to deliver a firey set when they close out the day.
They’ll be joined by Melbourne rockers CLAMM, who have been steadily growing in popularity since the release of their 2020 debut Beseech Me.
The rest of the bill is stacked with local talent and underground favourites, including The Prize, Porpoise Spit, Cold Irons Bound, Summer Flake, Los Dominados, Hot Machine, Mark Sinton Band and Little Faiths.
Kicking off at 1pm, the festival is a Sunday sesh of the ages, giving fans the chance to down a few beers, grab some food and listen to some killer music loud and live.
Tickets to the Northcote Social Club’s Super Terrific Happy Hour Festival are on sale now. Get yours here.
