All-round legends The Bennies are heading to Geelong

Taking their pumping new album Natural Born Chillers around the country next month, The Bennies will be continuing their reign of taking 2018 as their own with these Aussie tour dates.
The 11 date run will see the four-piece take to regional and metro hotspots across five states including VIC, NSW, QLD, SA and TAS – including a stop at Geelong’s own Workers Club.
Kicked off their year in fine form with the release of their new album, the eight-track belter killed it with the fans and media alike.
Following the release, the band enjoyed slots at St. Kilda Festival, the inaugural Pool House Party as well as the tenth anniversary of The Hills Are Alive.
With a slight change in lineup (bassist Craig Selak departed after nine years with the group), The Bennies then took to Europe and The UK. With 30 shows in 32 days The Bennies have been showcasing their blistering live act to huge crowds at festivals such as Uncle M Fest and Antattack in Germany and Austria’s SBÄM Festival as well as playing to hundreds at their first London headline show.
Upon their return, The Bennies are geared to keep it all going during their home country tour and have locked in an unfathomably sweet selection of supports to help them do so.
Punk-rock duo The Gooch Palms are set to come along for the ride, who are known for their gloriously noisy and gritty guitar fare and energetic live presence. Meanwhile rapidly up-and-coming indie punk-rockers from Adelaide, Young Offenders, will also join the festivities.
Get on it.
Worker’s Club, Geelong – Saturday 7 July
Tickets and info via www.thebennies.com.au