SUPERPUSSY 2

HARDLINE MEDIA proudly presents SUPERPUSSY 2. The triumphant return of THE SUPERSUCKERS & NASHVILLE PUSSY, but Australia, it just got bigger, it's HAMMERTIME - that's right, direct from Kentucky, USA, we bring you NINE POUND HAMMER for their first time ever Down Under. Three of the greatest American Rock N Roll / Punk / Cowpunk bands y'all ever did see… this is gonna be one Helluva HoeDown Under, again!! THE SUPERSUCKERS + NASHVILLE PUSSY + NINE POUND HAMMER are ready to rip Australia a new one in late February 2027. This time with some added stops. Get ready Gold Coast, Geelong and Frankston, they're comin' your way this time round. THE SUPERSUCKERS will open the gates in Brisbane, Gold Coast and Melbourne, with NASHVILLE PUSSY headlining these shows. Then in Sydney, Adelaide, Geelong and Frankston, NASHVILLE PUSSY will open the shows, while THE SUPERSUCKERS take the bull by the horns!!! THE SUPERSUCKERS are an American rock band, formed in 1988, whose music ranges from Alternative Rock to Country Rock to Cowpunk. Described as "the bastard sons of Foghat, AC/DC, and ZZ Top after being weaned on punk rock, unafraid of massive guitar riffs, outsized personalities, or pledging allegiance to sex, weed, and Satan with a wink and a nudge” - AllMusic Having had a long and colourful career with some Alt Hit singles along the way like "Born With A Tail" which received heavy airplay in Australia, THE SUPERSUCKERS return to Australia after the initial SUPERPUSSY tour couple years back. These legends of Cowpunk have a huge following here in Australia, and these shows are sure to pack out. After nearly four decades of unapologetic rock n’ roll, the Supersuckers return with their twelfth studio album, "Liquor, Women, Drugs & Killing", out now via Hardcharger Records. Eddie, Marty and Chris will see you all soon!! This is Hardline Media's third run with NASHVILLE PUSSY, of course with the Superpussy tour a couple years back, and with their sold out shows on their 2022 Aussie tour, including being the last band EVER to play the iconic Frankies in Sydney - which had well over 5000 people lining the streets of Sydney's CBD attempting to get into the club to witness the closing o