Adelaide punks Thinktank return for a special gig 23 years in the making.

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Over two decades since they disappeared into the ether, Adelaide punk rockers Thinktank are returning for one night only.
The band are performing a special gig at The Gov on Friday 20 March alongside Swedish skate punk legends Satanic Surfers and local acts Paper Arms and the reuniting Angelas Dish.
The much-anticipated show comes five years after Thinktank were forced to cancel what would have been their return to the stage in 2020 due to the global pandemic shutting down international borders.
This promises to be a wild night of punk music and a celebration of everything great about the Adelaide music scene.
Tickets are selling fast, so grab yours now to be sure you don’t miss out.
Catch Thinktank performing at The Gov on Friday 20 March. Tickets on sale via thegov.com.au.
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