The Saints

The Saints’ raucous ‘(I’m) Stranded’ was released 50 years ago.

In addition to the tour, The Saints ’73-’78 are releasing a brand-new live album, recorded by the original Saints in 1976.

The first new album from The Saints in 13 years, 'Long March Through The Jazz Age' captures the final recording sessions of late vocalist Chris Bailey.

Other performers celebrating the milestone anniversary include Tropical F*ck Storm, Full Flower Moon Band, and Briggs' metal project Big Noter.

Record Store Day will take place in music stores across the country on Saturday, 12 April.

Original members Ed Kuepper and Ivor Hay, plus Mudhoney frontman Mark Arm, discuss the ‘70s career of Oz rock legends The Saints and their landmark ’77 debut '(I’m) Stranded.'

"He's an unsung hero of Australian music."

Three new locations were added, as well as an extra show for Brisbane.

The Saints '73-'78 will play six shows across the country this November.

"We'll be concentrating exclusively on material from and around the first three albums, including stuff that hasn't been performed live in Australia before."

Both volumes of 'Orstralia' tell the stories of Australian punk and feature over 130 interviews with the country’s most influential punk and alternative artists.

"This is an Aussie punk rock anthem. It’s part of our musical heritage as a band and as Australian musicians..."