Krave

Krave Unalive Single Tour.

Friday 27 September at Wamberal Ocean View on the Central Coast.
Ticket prices are $15 pre-sold plus the booking fee through Oztix and $20 at the door on the night.

After conquering stages across Australia and opening for international sensations Suicidal Tendencies, Amaranthe and Avatar, Krave are set to embark on their longly awaited NSW Headline Tour. Marking Central Coast as their place of destination, Wamberal Ocean View readies itself for Krave + local hypes, consisting of powerhouses Long Distance, Chaos Vinyl and Rehab Doll. 7PM doors, tickets on sale now.

Krave [10pm - 11pm]:

High energy band Krave are a fast rising three-piece from Brisbane Australia known to conquer all stages with their remarkable music, live show, and striking stage performance. Krave establish their signature sound through an alliance of heavy, emotional and powerhouse covered within the influences of metal and rock. The band delivers their sound with such force that all fans of heavy music fortify their addiction towards Krave instantaneously. Their music unites a crowd and fosters a deep sense of belonging. That is why this band derives such success amongst fluid audiences who crave undeniable connection.

Long Distance [9pm - 9:45pm]:

5 piece melodic hardcore infused pop punk band Long Distance consists of Jacob Phillips-Reinhard, Jake Mason, Jordan Cox, Reece Hewitson and Jye Burnett from Newcastle, Australia. Their influences include No Pressure, Blink-182, Sum 41, New Found Glory and Lifetime, and aim to capture the raw punky essence of the 90s and early 2000s, whilst bringing a fun and carefree atmosphere to the stage.

Chaos Vinyl [8:15-8:45pm]: 

Emerging onto the rock scene just over a year ago, Chaos Vinyl ignites stages with their raw power and unapologetic sound. Drawing inspiration from the legendary Guns N' Roses, Motley Crue, and AC/DC, their debut release Trip To Paradise is a sonic thrill ride through the heart and spirit of rock.

Rehab Doll [7:30pm - 8pm]: 

What began as two friends jamming in a garage during the COVID-19 pandemic, Rehab Doll surged into a uniquely evolved two piece killer grunge band. Boasting a wide variety of influences such as Black Sabbath, Pantera, Nirvana, Silverchair and Alice In Chains, Rehab Doll are set to revitalise the early 90s Seattle sound as well as define their own sound era.