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International Concerts
- 1/8/25Until 2/8/25Bristol, GBBristol Queen SquareIDLES - Two Wild Nights (Weekend Ticket)
- 1/8/25Friday 05:00 pmBristol, GBBristol Queen SquareIDLES
- 2/8/25Saturday 02:00 pmBristol, GBBristol Queen SquareIDLES
- 7/9/25Sunday 06:00 pmBoston, MA, USFenway ParkMy Chemical Romance: The Black Parade
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Fenway Park
- 7/9/25Sunday 06:00 pmBoston, MA, USFenway ParkMy Chemical Romance: The Black Parade - Platinum Tickets
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- 8/9/25Monday 07:00 pmMontreal, QC, CACentre BellDeftones - North American Tour 2025
- 10/9/25Wednesday 07:00 pmCleveland, OH, USRocket ArenaDeftones - North America Tour 2025
- 11/9/25Thursday 07:00 pmBaltimore, MD, USCFG Bank ArenaDeftones - North American Tour 2025
- 13/9/25Saturday 07:00 pmSaint Louis, MO, USEnterprise CenterDeftones - North American Tour 2025
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- 15/9/25Monday 07:00 pmDenver, CO, USBall ArenaDeftones - North American Tour 2025
Add-Ons
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- 17/9/25Wednesday 07:00 pmKansas City, MO, UST-Mobile CenterDeftones - North American Tour 2025
- 19/9/25Until 21/9/25Atlanta, GA, USPIEDMONT PARKShaky Knees Music FestivalOn partner site
Lineup
- Shaky Knees Music Festival
- Deftones
- My Chemical Romance
- blink-182
- Lenny Kravitz
- Sublime
- Cage The Elephant
- The Black Keys
- Vampire Weekend
- Alabama Shakes
- The Marías
- Pixies
- IDLES
- Spoon
- Inhaler
- Joey Valence & Brae
- Lambrini Girls
- Sarah Kinsley
- Public Enemy
- The Backseat Lovers
- TV On the Radio
- The All-American Rejects
- Johnny Marr
- The Beaches
- Mannequin Pussy
- Bilmuri
- CMAT
- Scowl
- Michigander
- Fat Dog
- Hey, Nothing
- Radio Free Alice
- Die Spitz
- SOFT PLAY
- Ecca Vandal
- Girl Tones
- Junior Varsity
- Lucy Dacus
- Devo
- Wet Leg
- Franz Ferdinand
- Stereophonics
- The Stews
- Fleshwater
- Murder By Death
- Mdou Moctar
- Improvement Movement
- English Teacher
- The Criticals
- Worry Club
- "Weird Al" Yankovic
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Gallery
About
British rock outfit IDLES will make their highly-anticipated return to Australia in support of their new album, TANGK.
TANGK is the righteous and vibrant fifth album from madcap truth-seekers, IDLES. Pronounced “tank” with a whiff of the “g” - an onomatopoeic reference to the lashing way the band imagined their guitars sounding that has since grown into a sigil for living in love - the record is the band’s most ambitious and striking work yet. Where IDLES were once set on taking the world’s piss, squaring off with strong jaws against the perennially entitled, and exercising personal trauma in real time, they have arrived in this new act to offer the fruits of such perseverance: love, joy, and indeed gratitude for the mere opportunity of existence.
A radical sense of defiant empowerment radiates from TANGK, co-produced by Nigel Godrich, IDLES guitarist Mark Bowen, and Kenny Beats. Despite his reputation as an incendiary post-punk sparkplug, frontman Joe Talbot sings almost all the feelings inside these 10 songs with hard-earned soul, offering each lusty vow or solidarity plea as a bona fide pop song—that is, a thing for everyone to pass around and share, communal anthems intended for overcoming our grievance. Lead single “Dancer” stands as the throbbing and scuzzy highlight at the album’s center - rattling bass and ricocheting guitar giving Talbot space to talk about sweat and sex on the dancefloor. (You will spy LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy and Nancy Whang here, too, singing.) It is lascivious and playful and positive, the ecstatic sound of at least a temporary fix. In the improvised hook, Talbot offers IDLES’ essential new mantra: “I give myself to you/As long as you move on the floor.”
He is singing about the rapture of a new relationship, but he is also singing about the special dynamic between IDLES and their fans, or IDLES and the world at large. This is a band’s vow to keep lifting and fighting for themselves and their listeners, to keep offering the grim persistence of joy and hope and love and wonder as long as that’s what anyone needs to survive. It is a love song the same way that TANGK is a love album—open to anyone who requires something to shout out loud in order to fend off any encroaching sense of the void, now or forever.
Setlists
- 1.Colossus
- 2.Gift Horse
- 3.Mr. Motivator
- 4.Mother
- 5.Car Crash
- 6.I'm Scum
- 7.The Wheel
- 8.Jungle
- 9.When the Lights Come On
- 10.Divide and Conquer
- 11.Gratitude
- 12.Benzocaine
- 13.POP POP POP
- 14.The Beachland Ballroom
- 15.Never Fight a Man With a Perm
- 16.Dancer
- 17.Danny Nedelko
- 18.Rottweiler
- 1.Colossus
- 2.Gift Horse
- 3.Mr. Motivator
- 4.Mother
- 5.Car Crash
- 6.I'm Scum
- 7.The Wheel
- 8.Divide and Conquer
- 9.Gratitude
- 10.POP POP POP
- 11.Never Fight a Man With a Perm
- 12.Dancer
- 13.Danny Nedelko
- 14.Rottweiler
- 1.Colossus
- 2.Gift Horse
- 3.Mr. Motivator
- 4.Mother (Lyrics changed to “The best way to scare a fascist is to read and get rich” in the first verse)
- 5.Car Crash (shortened, without second verse and second chorus)
- 6.Divide and Conquer
- 7.The Wheel
- 8.War
- 9.Wizz
- 10.Never Fight a Man With a Perm
- 11.Dancer
- 12.Danny Nedelko (Lyrics changed to "My best friend is Palestenian" in the second verse)
- 13.Rottweiler
- 1.Colossus
- 2.Gift Horse
- 3.Mr. Motivator
- 4.Mother
- 5.Car Crash
- 6.Divide and Conquer
- 7.The Wheel
- 8.War
- 9.Wizz
- 10.Never Fight a Man With a Perm
- 11.Dancer
- 12.Danny Nedelko
- 13.Rottweiler
- 1.Colossus
- 2.Gift Horse
- 3.Mr. Motivator
- 4.Mother (Lyrics changed to “The best way to scare a fascist is to read and get rich” in the first part)
- 5.Car Crash
- 6.Divide and Conquer
- 7.When the Lights Come On
- 8.Gratitude
- 9.The Wheel
- 10.Benzocaine (with a tease of Charli XCX's "Guess")
- 11.POP POP POP
- 12.Never Fight a Man With a Perm
- 13.Dancer
- 14.Danny Nedelko
- 15.Rottweiler
FAQS
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Joining IDLES on all Australian dates will be American outfit Nation of Language. Four years on from the release of their unexpectedly self-assured debut album, the band have attracted a rapidly growing international audience via their danceable and impassioned take on new wave, post-punk & shoegaze genres.
Opening proceedings in Brisbane will be Meanjin-based punk band VOIID.
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