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Line 'em up, The Living End, Spiderbait, Veruca Salt and The Lemonheads

How’s this for a line-up? The Living End, Spiderbait, Veruca Salt and The Lemonheads will be playing a show at the Red Hill Auditorium in March 2018.

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Saturday March 3rd will see a show busting with much loved bands of the ’90s. Tickets are on sale from 9am, Monday 4 December.

To celebrate this awesome line up of indie goodness, we’ve picked some of our favourite tunes from the bands.

The Living End – Prisoner of Society

Spiderbait – Buy Me a Pony

Veruca Salt – Seether

The Lemonheads – If I Could Talk I’d Tell You

OIP Staff       

Fun Fact: The very first interview OUTinPerth’s Graeme Watson ever did in his media career was with The Living End. He chatted to the band’s then drummer Travis Demsey in 1998 for Metior Magazine.  


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