Kill Your Stereo

Once upon a time, headbangers ruled Australia’s festival scene. But this year we've been all but snubbed, from Splendour to VIVID, Groovin and beyond. What happened?

It’s the first time McCall has sung his scene-stealing part IRL.

"I think we had 25, 26 million plays last year, and I think personally I got about 20 pounds, which is less than an hourly work rate."

"As always, I’m so gracious for your overwhelming support for our family."

The band will tour Australia in November of this year, hitting all major cities.

To celebrate the band’s first-ever stops down under, Snõõper have shared a playlist of their favourite punk and rock music from Australia.

It's finally coming...

"Everything I do right now, everything I do in the future, is going to represent Priest in some way. That's just the way it is now.”

“The accusations of the last few weeks have deeply shaken us as a band and me as a person."

"The song fits with so many couples, and coupling my voice with Rob, one of my all-time favorites, made it even more special.”

Are those rumoured November tour dates imminent?

Winning awards and leading a music festival, is there anything skate punk music can’t do?