Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats | Adelaide



The Gov

59 Port Road, Hindmarsh, Adelaide, Australia

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The Gov in Adelaide is a popular performance venue that caters to a variety of audiences. It boasts a 1250 person standing room and 800 seated. It has hosted artists from all genres including rock, heavy metal, and folk. It has been praised for its superior lighting, sound, and stage that bring performers' visions to life. It is known for its raw emotion and electric atmosphere during performances. The Gov is the premier venue for anyone looking for a great live music experience in Adelaide.

Event details

Uncle Acid and the deadbeats
Australian Tour
Adelaide Headline Show
March 2020

Date: Wednesday March 4 2020
Location: The Gov
Doors: 7.30pm

Tickets: http://bit.ly/UncleAcidAdelaideTix

Mind Crawlers you can probably sense it already, the wasteland is calling, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats have announced their return to Australia in 2020. Amid the shimmering haze of dusk, dates will commence in Brisbane on Friday 28th February at The Brightside. Followed by Sydney on Sunday 1st March at Factory Theatre, Melbourne 3rd March at Max Watts and finishing in Adelaide on 4th March at The Gov.

The brainchild of singer and guitarist Kevin Starrs, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats have been making extraordinary music since 2009. The bands reputation was swiftly built on towering, riff-driven milestones like 2011s breakthrough opus Blood Lust and it’s warped and wicked follow-up, Mind Control (2013). By the time Starr’s band created The Night Creeper (2015), their mutation into heavy music’s most unmistakable eccentrics was complete.

Fifth album Wasteland, released October 2018, is a powerful cautionary tale, as humanity cheerfully circles the plughole. The album is set in a land where people live in walled cities, under heavy surveillance, cut off and in fear of one and other. In the underworld, there are program discs for the brain that can replace stolen thoughts and allow people to finally think for themselves.

Wasteland glides majestically from punchy psych-rock anthems like I See Through You to the viscous, somnambulant ooze of No Return.