The Melbourne legends are returning to the sticky carpets that raised them.
In a throwback to Melbourne’s gritty rock heyday, The Casanovas are set to storm the Bergy Bandroom on January 24, marking a triumphant return to the intimate venues that first nurtured their raw sound.
The band, which cut its teeth in the late ’90s Melbourne pub scene, comes full circle with the reunion of original member Jimmy Heat alongside Tommy Boyce and Brett Wolfenden.
The Casanovas
- January 24, 8pm
- Bergy Bandroom
- Tickets are on sale now
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For those who remember the sweaty nights at The Tote, this lineup promises to reignite the flame that first sparked their ascent two decades ago.
The Casanovas’ journey reads like a rock’n’roll fairy tale: from sharing bills with an unknown White Stripes to touring with heavyweights Motörhead and Mötley Crüe. They rode the early 2000s rock revival wave through SXSW, Triple J rotation, and Big Day Out appearances, but unlike many of their contemporaries, they never strayed from their foundations.
Their sound, deeply rooted in Melbourne’s musical DNA, blends hard-hitting punk with classic Oz rock swagger – think the raw energy of the Powder Monkeys meeting the unstoppable force of AC/DC. While others chased changing trends, The Casanovas held firm to their musical convictions.
Supporting acts Black Aces and Dear Thieves round out a bill that showcases the enduring appeal of Melbourne’s rock scene. The Bergy Bandroom’s intimate setting provides the perfect backdrop for what promises to be a night of unapologetic, high-octane rock’n’roll.
For those seeking to witness this convergence of past and present, tickets are available at $22.95. The 18+ show kicks off at 8 PM, offering a rare chance to catch these veterans in a venue that echoes the spirit of their early days.
As Melbourne’s rock scene continues to evolve, The Casanovas stand as a testament to the enduring power of staying true to your musical roots – proving that sometimes the old school still rules.
For more information and to get your tickets, head here.
