Skegss have been spending pretty much every second of the last few years absolutely killing, making amazing tunes and playing intense live shows. Now, with the group about to head out on another Aussie tour, they’ve managed to sell out every date they’ve got coming up. But there’s good news if you forgot to buy yourself a ticket, because we’ve got a double pass for each city to give away, and one of them could be yours!

Kicking off in a couple of weeks, Skegss are set to head around the country on their latest tour in support of their newest single, ‘Up In The Clouds’, but if you missed out on a ticket, well, that’s where we come in.

With the group having recently played some amazing shows on the national Groovin The Moo festival (including a set which saw Grinspoon’s Phil Jamieson ride on stage on his motorbike to play ‘New York California’ with the group), Skegss are currently over in the UK for a series of huge performances, proving that they’re quickly turning into a national treasure, and making now the perfect time to see these future legends live.

So if you’re keen to head out and see Skegss on their sold-out tour, all you have to do is point your peepers downwards and sign-up to our mailing list, and before you know it, you could be winning a double pass to see one of Australia’s most exhilarating live bands playing in your city! Good luck!

Check out Skegss’ ‘Up In The Clouds’

Skegss ‘Up In The Clouds’ Tour

Supported by Dumb Punts and Los Scallywaggs

Saturday, June 9th  (Sold Out!)

The Corner Hotel, Melbourne, VIC (U18)

Saturday, June 9th (Sold Out!)

The Corner Hotel, Melbourne, VIC (18+)

Sunday, June 10th (Sold Out!)

The Factory, Sydney, NSW (AA)

Friday, June 15th (Sold Out!)

The Triffid, Brisbane, QLD (AA)

Friday, June 22nd (Sold Out!)

The Rosemount, Perth, WA (U18)

Friday, June 22nd (Sold Out!)

The Rosemount, Perth, WA (18+)

Saturday, June 23rd (Sold Out!)

Fowlers, Adelaide, SA (AA)

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