Collective Artists presents...

Party Dozen - Crime In Australia Album Tour

7:30pm, Thu 3 October, 2024

Oxford Art Factory, Sydney, NSW

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With Chimers and Solo Career

Hectic Sydney punks Party Dozen are celebrating the release of their 4^th album Crime in Australia (Sep 6, GRUPO Records) with their first headline tour since 2022.

Crime In Australia features previous singles “Wake In Might”, “The Big Man Upstairs” and the newly-released “Money & The Drugs”, the video for which gives a great idea of what you’re going to get at a Party Dozen show.

Since the release of 2022’s AMP Finalist The Real Work, with its Nick Cave-featuring hit “Macca The Mutt”, Party Dozen have played over a hundred shows across Europe, the US, China, Japan, NZ and Australia, slaying festivals and blowing the roof off venues.

Before heading back to Europe to open for Amyl & The Sniffers in November, PD are taking the show around their home country, showcasing tracks from Crime in Australia for the first time.

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We acknowledge that this event is held on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.