Tracks Parties return with ten stop tour kicking off in Burleigh next month

Following the successful relaunch of the Tracks Parties last year, we’re returning in 2025 and going bigger and better than ever with a ten stop tour across Australia. The first leg of the Tracks Party Tour Presented by CASA, kicks off alongside the Australian Boardriders Battle being held at Burleigh next month.

Tracks Party Tour wraps up with biggest show yet in Byron Bay

Tracks parties signed off for 2024 in epic fashion with our biggest show yet held at the Beach Hotel Byron Bay last month featuring a stellar lineup of bands headlined by Gerringong based indie rock quartet Pacific Avenue who brought nothing but good times and sing-a-long vibes.

Tracks Party Tour heads to Sydney for final show this Friday

Following a night of carnage on the Gold Coast, Tracks heads to Harbord Hotel in Sydney this Friday for its final stop on the Tracks Party Tour.

Surf punk lords Goons of Doom, Coffs Harbour based band Purple Disturbance and DJ Eddy took to the Coolangatta Hotel last weekend for another all action evening of moshing, dancing and mayhem.

High Energy surf punk band The Good Kids join the Tracks Party Tour in Sydney

As Tracks prepares for its last two stops on the Tracks Party Tour, we decided to catch up with Northern Beaches based band The Good Kids who will be supporting the Goons of Doom at our Sydney show which is being held on 17 May at the Harbord Hotel in Freshwater.

Birthed from a lack of musical experience, a gumtree drum kit and a council-clean up bass guitar the quartet of surfing Sydney friends have since gone onto play shows with well known bands like The Terry’s, South Summit and performed at Rolling Sets festival.

Tracks Party Tour in Newcastle

The first stop of the Tracks Party Tour was held last weekend at the Prince of Merewether in Newcastle and it absolutely went off.

Goons of Doom shelled the place down with their surf punk riffs causing chaos amongst the crowd and DJ Eddy sent us dancing through the night with his genre-bending act.

Goons of Doom go off in Newcastle

It was sometime around ten o’clock when things went to the next level. Ozi Wrong was leaning hard into the full throttle punk vocals and Tim ‘Killa Whale’ Cooney had stepped into the Newcastle throng for a one-kneed, guitar salute to the crowd.