News · 6 October 2026

Sick Visor Plot 2026 National Tour

The pop-punk duo have also shared new single ''06 Camry'.

Sick Visor - photo by Nick Manuell

Naarm/Melbourne duo Sick Visor returns with pop-punk single ''06 Camry' and a national tour to boot!

Taking influence from Aussie legends Bodyjar, ''06 Camry' is the first song released from sessions with Frenzal Rhomb's Jason Whalley (The Chats, C.O.F.F.I.N), who produced and engineered the track.

The duo of Alex Moses (vocals/guitar) and Katie Lovelock (drums/vocals), who previously self-produced all their music, recorded ''06 Camry' with Whalley at The Pet Food Factory studio in Marrickville, Sydney, with Jarred Nettle (Teenage Joans, TOWNS) tapped to mix and master the upbeat track.

"With ''06 Camry' I think we've really found our sound," notes Moses. "We've always wanted to make fun and fast punk music, but when producing songs ourselves it was so easy to be caught up in trying to make things 'perfect' which can mask some of the soul within a song. Working with Jason, we threw away the bells and whistles, played together in a room and captured more raw and authentic performances than we had before. ''06 Camry' sounds the way Sick Visor was meant to - fun and fast punk, turned up to 11 and sung with a smile."

The track deals with a life-changing moment when Moses decided to jump in his '06 Camry and drive from Brisbane to Melbourne to start afresh.

"I was feeling lost, and that the only way to find what I was looking for was to shake my life up, so I crammed all my clothes and guitars into my beat-up car and drove 1,800kms away, and moved into a cheap Melbourne sharehouse," Alex reflects. "'06 Camry' is a song for anyone who's had a gut feeling that they need to make a change and jumped in head first."

Keen to perform their latest track live for fans, Sick Visor have revealed a run of shows across the country.

Sick Visor have locked in two headline shows at Brisbane's Greaser on Saturday 17 October and Melbourne's The Workers Club on Friday 6 November, before they head to Adelaide and support Stormy-Lou at The Ed Castle on Saturday 14 November. Sick Visor then support Club Halifax at Junk Bar in Brisbane on Saturday 21 November and Sydney's Waywards on Sunday 29 November.

Tickets for all shows are on sale now at sickvisor.com.

Starting life in a Naarm/Melbourne sharehouse in 2022, Sick Visor have gone on to land triple j spins, received glowing reviews on Unearthed and collaborated with Adelaide's own duo TOWNS on the track 'Feeling Alright Forever', which was amongst the top 5 most playlisted songs in Australia in its week of release.

Sick Visor have toured with the likes of Frenzal Rhomb, WAAX, Beddy Rays, The Terrys and Sly Withers and dropped several EPs over the past four years, with ''06 Camry' just the tip of the iceberg of what's to come from the duo.

''06 Camry' by Sick Visor is out now. Listen here. Catch Sick Visor supporting Stormy-Lou at The Ed Castle on Saturday 14 November. Tickets on sale at sickvisor.com.