Nada Surf
Before the days of Simple Plan and Avril Lavigne, the average '90s kid was prone to resort to the listening likes of Nada Surf for their teenage angst release. Now, the band returns to Australia for the first time in 10 years to perform at this year's Brisbane Festival.
Overview
Before the days of Simple Plan and Avril Lavigne, the average '90s kid was prone to resort to the listening likes of Nada Surf for their teenage angst release. Along with their iconic 1996 anti-high school clique ballad 'Popular', this New York band has produced an incredible range of music in their 16 years of rocking that has capitvated an audience far beyond that of adolescent musos.
As part of the Brisbane Festival, Nada Surf will be returning to Australia for the first time in ten years to showcase their recent work. The band has just released a new album 'The Stars are Indifferent to Astronomy', but has assured fans that their setlist will contain songs from their entire 16-year career.
Nada Surf will be gone quickly, performing only three shows while on our shores. As a band that has produced a number of spotless indie-rock numbers, this rare experience is sure to be one of the musical highlights of the Brisbane Festival.
Information
Heading out tonight? Make an entrance in the all-new Lexus LBX.
- This Is My Manly: Concrete Playground's Local Editor Shares Their Favourite Neighbourhood Gems
- Eurovision Alert: Here's When and Where 2024's Song Contest Is Unleashing Its Europop Marvels
- The Best Places in Brisbane to Treat Your Mum on Mother's Day (or Any Day)
- Six of the Best Natural Hot Springs and Spas in Victoria to Visit When You Need Some R&R
- Twelve Films and TV Shows You Need to Stream This Month
- Five Romantic Brisbane Date Ideas for This Week From Budget to Blowout