Jack Howard made a brief media appearance today in support of funding to save the Palais Theatre in St Kilda. Jack was present, along with Ross Wilson (Daddy Cool, Mondo Rock), at the Andrews Labor opposition announcement of a $13.4 million commitment to restore the Palais Theatre if elected. It’s very special It’s cheap to more »

Over at PledgeMusic, a series of 2014 Final Live tour recordings are available as part of packages. Make sure to take your pledge to lock in a copy once in production! Here are the track listings!   The digital live album: Inside A Fireball Where Do You Go? Dog Back In The Hole Head Above more »

Check out Panic in the City – a new track Jack Howard from Hunters and Collectors has uploaded onto his Facebook. (No longer available) Jack explains: Spent the last day writing a protest song of sorts. Not the sort of thing that I normally do; but all of the paranoia and fear mongering going on more »

We are still collecting! We have just added artwork for the 1990 US Blind Eye promotional single CD to the massive singles art section. If you have anything rare that we are missing the art form, please e-mail Stuart at stuart.fenech@gmail.com !

A sold out performance on a Brisbane Sunday evening. Mark and Cam gave a memorable performances at the Paddo Tavern, one of the best venues around for live music! Sunday 7 September 2014 Paddo Tavern, 186 Given Terrace, Paddington (Brisbane) Mark Seymour Main Set: Castlemaine When The River Runs Dry Jerusalem The Red Lady’s Gone Two Dollar more »

Mark and Cam put on a stellar 18 song performance in the face of a mild hangover… 🙂 Two new songs never heard before in Brisbane made their debut – Two Dollar Punter and Irish Breakfast. We are getting a taste of what may appear on Mark’s new album, Mayday! Saturday 6 September 2014 Corner Compton & more »

Blistering Mark Seymour and the Undertow band set as the closing act on the Friday night of Redcliffe’s KiteFest festivities! Friday 5 September 2014 KiteFest, Pelican Park, Clontarf (Brisbane) Mark Seymour Main Set: When The River Runs Dry Jerusalem The Red Lady’s Gone True Tears of Joy Castlemaine Where Do You Go? It Makes No Difference more »

Perth band Grim Fandango have released a rocking cover of the classic Hunters and Collectors tune True Tears of Joy. At times it is similar to earlier, harder rocking versions of Tears that were played live in the early 1990’s. You can hear it and buy it from their Bandcamp site.  

Fellow fans! We have received e-mails lately from big fans who have missed out on tickets to the Powerstation gig at Auckland on Friday the 21st of November. If you have spare tickets or cannot attend (and are not a scalper!), please e-mail Stuart at stuart.fenech@gmail.com and we will connect you up with some fellow travelers more »

Punters may enjoy an interview with Mark Seymour at The Conversation at the moment.   Information about the interview: At the Melbourne Writers’ Festival this week, a panel of poets, writers and performers will read and reflect on the poetry of the first world war. Among them is Mark Seymour, the former frontman of Hunters more »