The local legends are performing with Adelaide punk act The Skunks during the final week the Cranker is operational.

Image supplied
Coming together over 45 years ago, Almost Human were one of the first heavy rock acts to emerge from the ‘80s Aussie pub rock scene. Having performed all across Adelaide in their heyday, the band are pumped to announce a special show at the Crown & Anchor during its last week before developers move in.
Taking place on July 4, fans of the band and heavy music in general can expect a stellar set of covers and originals from Almost Human, including their huge 1987 track, ‘Hold On’, a track that peaked at #28 on the charts.
Described as classic British heavy metal with an Aussie twang, Almost Human have released two albums and supported some of the biggest names in music, including Judas Priest, Whitesnake and Cheap Trick.
Joining them onstage is another iconic local act, The Skunks, who formed in 1979 and were part of Australia’s burgeoning hardcore punk scene.
Both bands are set to blow the roof off the Cranker when they take to the stage for a night of loud, headbanging fun on Independence Day, with tickets on sale now via eventbrite.com.au.
Catch Almost Human at Crown & Anchor on Friday, July 4. Tickets on sale now via eventbrite.com.au.
The 14-track playlist contains some of DZ Deathrays’ lesser known songs.
The soulful WA singer has also shared new single, ‘Slow’.
Ocean Alley’s much anticipated fifth record, Love Balloon, arrives September 19.
The cult Melbourne act will perform tracks from their acclaimed second album, Tales.
Former Skid Row vocalist Sebastian Bach will take audiences back in time when he performs live this November.
The album consists of 16 tracks, 15 of which are duets with friends and family.
Experience the eclectic sounds of Tijuana Cartel at Lion Arts Factory.
A2IM President and CEO Dr. Richard James Burgess, MBE and General Manager Lisa Hresko are this year’s headline speakers.
Gocsy stars as a trolley collector in the music video for The Beefs’ ‘Punchin’.
Catch the Zep Boys performing all of Zeppelin’s biggest hits at The Gov.
Naarm/Melbourne artist Holly Hebe’s latest single explores the chaos of one-sided love.
‘Forever High’ is taken from Dirty Pagan’s forthcoming album of the same name.
The punk rockers are crisscrossing Australia in support of their new single, ‘Scorching Heat’.
The local legends are performing with Adelaide punk act The Skunks during the final week the Cranker is operational.
Both one-day festivals take place across the same weekend in November.
The American pop star has pushed his tour back until August.
Brizzy act Mid Drift are hitting the road with good mates Gilroy this August.
The LA-based act counts Corey Taylor, Travis Barker and more as fans.
‘All That I Remember’ features the band’s new clean vocalist Jonny Reeves.
Catch Butler performing tracks from his new album Prism at the Adelaide Guitar Festival 2025.
Jen Malone (Music supervisor behind Euphoria, Overcompensating, Mr & Mrs Smith & more), Dr. Marcus Collins (best-selling author of For The Culture) headline this year’s speaker lineup.
The local talent takes over UniBar every Thursday for the month of June.
Inertia is the electronic group’s fourth long player and arrives this August.
The Melbourne punk rockers are currently on tour across the US, the UK and Europe.
The Eora/Sydney punk rockers have also inked a deal with Impressed Recordings.
Headlining this year’s eclectic program is the world premiere of Led Zeppelin’s Physical Graffiti Live in Concert.
‘CPR’ is the second single taken from the Grammy-winning act’s upcoming second album, moisturizer.
The garage punk quartet are hitting Adelaide in November.
The Adelaide legend’s ninth album arrives in August and includes the singles ‘The Gift’ and ‘Don’t Happy, Be Worry’.
The Southern Ritual tour includes support from the Siberian folk rock duo Nytt Land.