Ukulele Death Squad Share New Double Single ‘The Curse Of The Nipple Tape’, Announce National Tour
The group are playing a special show aboard the iconic Popeye River Boat as part of Adelaide Fringe 2026.
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Genre-defying ukulele collective Ukulele Death Squad are back with the bold and brash double single ‘The Curse of the Nipple Tape’.
Made up of two live a cappella tracks, ‘Fuck The Man’ and ‘Lowlands Away’, both were recorded spontaneously in the studio and feature the group’s unhinged folk rock sound paired with outrageous lyrics about wanking all day and shitting on the floor.
The release of the double single ushers in Ukulele Death Squad’s upcoming run of 2026 shows that kicks off in February in Goulburn. The eight-piece then have dates lined up in Queanbeyan, Melbourne, Adelaide, the Blue Mountains and Coober Pedy.
Ukulele Death Squad’s three South Australian shows include headline gigs at Milledges Distillation in Port Adelaide and Coober Pedy’s Outback Bar and Grill, along with a one-day-only Sea Shanty Special, which sees the Ukulele Death Squad transform into unhinged musical pirates aboard the iconic Popeye river boat.
Tickets are on sale now via ukedeathsquad.com.
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Ukulele Death Squad are unlike any other ukulele ensemble gracing the planet. A collection of eight musical misfits, the group have gained a worldwide following thanks to their hilarious songs, rabid musicianship and awesome live shows.
From humble beginnings at Adelaide Fringe, Ukulele Death Squad have become a touring phenomenon, exciting audiences across Australia, Europe and beyond.
Catch Ukulele Death Squad performing as part of the Adelaide Fringe on Saturday 28 February and Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 March. Tickets on sale now via adelaidefringe.com.au.
Ukulele Death Squad The Curse Of The Nipple Tape National Tour Dates 2026
Saturday 7 February - Goulburn Performing Arts Centre, Goulburn, NSW
Sunday 8 February - Queanbeyan Performing Arts Centre, Queanbeyan, NSW
Saturday 14 February - Bunjil Place, Melbourne, VIC
Saturday 28 February - Sea Shanty Special upon the Popeye, Adelaide Fringe & Milledges Distillation, Port Adelaide, SA
Friday 13 to Sunday 15 March - Blue Mountains Music Festival, Blue Mountains, NSW
Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 March - Outback Bar and Grill, Coober Pedy, SA
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