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Starring the Karate Kid himself, Ralph Macchio.

Welsh pop-punk outfit Neck Deep return to Australia with US group State Champs, who both released self-titled albums this year.

Your kick ons have officially been sorted.

Bucket caused a culture shift in Australian indie, leading onwards and upwards to support slots with bands like The Lemonheads and Fugazi, and sets at the coveted Big Day Out Festival.

The news follows on from André 3000's debut solo album, 'New Blue Sun', scoring an Album of The Year nomination at the Grammys.

Drowning Pool replaced CKY on the bill after singer Chad I Ginsburg allegedly punched Alien Ant Farm's Dryden Mitchell in the face.

The Wonder Years' Dan Campbell promises "full and long sets" for the tour.

One year on from pulling double duty on an Aussie tour as a solo artist and as part of Wednesday, MJ Lenderman & The Wind return for a run of headline dates.

“We will always be true to our sound, something that can be done whilst also pushing the boundaries of our comfort," Floodlights' Louis Parsons says of the new track.

Primus are "seeking a well-mannered, affable individual with original sensibility and aesthetic, possessing a desire to open new doors in the creative world."