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The 131’s are the fresh new four-piece formed by former King Cannons frontman Luke Yeoward and they’ve announced a new song This Ain’t Culture and an Old Bar residency for Sundays in March. See them this Sunday March 6 with The Controllers, No Class and DJ Mohair Slim for a taste of what they’re up to.

The Go Set have announced their latest string of tour dates on the back of their new album Rolling Sound. Ever the hard workers, The Go Set will play Barwon Club on Friday April 22 before returning to Melbs to play The Tote on Sunday April 24. Tickets are up for grabs now if you want to guarantee a rollicking night out.

Kickarse three-piece Pat Chow have just released their new single Outta Words from their debut album Are You Okay and they thought it fitting to tour in celebration. They’ll smash out a set at The Old Bar on Friday April 8 with tickets available at the door.

L7 were originally scheduled to come out for Soundwave this year. Thankfully there’s no shortage of promoters keen to bring this legendary riot girl band to the country and a headline show has been scheduled for May 17 at 170 Russell. Tickets go on sale this Friday and it’s likely to sell out.

The Decline have jumped on the upcoming A Wilhelm Scream Australian tour as national supports. The Perth-based punk rock staple will support on all shows of the May tour including The Rev show on May 26th. Tickets are available now and moving quickly.

Modern Baseball seem to have underestimated the demand for their live show in Melbourne. After their Reverence Hotel show promptly sold out in less that 24 hours, a second Rev show was put on sale for Sunday April 10. That show has now been hastily upgraded to the Corner Hotel. Yeow. Tickets purchased for the Rev April 10 show are still valid so fear not. Anyone who’s slept on tickets best move quickly.

Sydneysiders The Great Awake have planned a massive Australian tour in support of their debut album Reason For Leaving. They’ll launch the pop punk LP at Bar 303 in Northcote on Friday April 1 then Cherry Bar on Saturday April 2. Tickets for both shows will be available at the door.

Andrew Jackson Jihad have renamed their band AJJ. They’ve clarified that it’s because “1. We are not Muslims, and as such, it is disrespectful and irresponsible for us to use the word jihad in our band’s name and 2. We no longer wish to be a living reminder of president Andrew Jackson. Interesting historical figure as he was, he was an odious person and our fascination with him has grown stale”.

Coheed and Cambria have added a second Melbourne show to their Australian tour after the May 6 show at Max Watt’s promptly sold out. You can now see them at Max Watt’s on May 7 (18+) as part of their The Color Before The Sun Australian Tour. VIP packages available.