The Panics do the home circuit
After rallying one of Splendour's keenest crowds, The Panics continue the momentum in November with a national tour. Perhaps their last for a while...
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Trackside 2008 has just dropped another stellar line-up, bringing the best bands in the country to Canberra this November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
After rallying one of Splendour's keenest crowds, The Panics continue the momentum in November with a national tour. Perhaps their last for a while...
Two of Australia's finest on stage to tune instruments.
Gather round...it’s time to pick apart the honour roll for the 2008 ARIA Awards; a list sure to divide FLers more than a Simple Plan tour.
Following a triumphant Splendour In The Grass slot earlier this month, The Panics singer Jae Laffer tells FasterLouder what’s next for the band.
Following the heady excitement of Foreshore and Stonefest, Trackside have just dropped another stellar line-up bring the best bands in Australia to Canberra this November.
Trackside 2008 has just dropped another stellar line-up, bringing the best bands in the country to Canberra this November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
The Panics prepare to hit the road for a National tour in November.
Two of Australia's finest on stage to tune instruments.
The Grates, Vampire Weekend and Sigur Ros are just some of the highlights on this festival's mammoth second day.
Fresh off the back of a tour through Texas, New York and London, local Perth boys The Panics round up the end of a 25 day national tour at a sold out gig at Club Capitol.
The Panics and their fan base show how far they've come since last Spring.
The Metro Theatre is no stranger to sold-out shows and punters wrestling for the best view of the stage. For humble Perth lads The Panics, though, this was a very special night - a milestone to be etched into their minds for years to come.
The Panics @ Club Capitol
Indie rock sensation The Panics throughly satisfied a sold out crowd at The Gov
The Panics sell out the ANU for the "Dont fight it" tour
The Panics played an incredible set to a sold-out crowd at the Metro Theatre.
Currently working their way around the country, the Panics bring their distinctive sound to a packed-out Tivoli Theatre in Brisbane.
On a sunny Sydney day, a full house of eager punters were at St Jeromes Laneway festival.
An awesome lineup descended on Fowlers Live and UniSA for the the inaugural Adelaide St Jeromes Laneway Festival.
Photographs documenting the amazing experience at Falls Festival!
The Panics show why they're one of the hottest bands in the country.
The Panics hit the road in support of new album Cruel Guards.
Ahead of their highly anticipated album ‘Cruel Guards’, The Panics announce a national tour throughout October and November.
With the sawdust swept away, and the finishing touches being put on the Brisbane Powerhouse for its re-launch across the Queen’s Birthday weekend, Pauhaus is pleased to announce the final line-up for Saturday 9 June. Pauhaus is also chuffed to host t
With the sawdust swept away, and the finishing touches being put on the Brisbane Powerhouse for its re-launch across the Queen’s Birthday weekend, Pauhaus is pleased to announce the final line-up for Saturday 9 June. Pauhaus is also chuffed to host t
Following a triumphant Splendour In The Grass slot earlier this month, The Panics singer Jae Laffer tells FasterLouder what’s next for the band.
While it's early days on the Panics national tour, frontman Jae Laffer checks in with FasterLouder to share some of the recent thrills and spills.
The Panics have not only made the album of their careers in 2007, but they’ve had it recognised by the tastemakers – the five-piece’s third album, Cruel Guards, has won the coveted J Award.
On the eve of the release of the Panics' new album, FasterLouder spoke to lead singer Jay Laffer about the band's new sound, playing live, and recording in New York.
The Panics frontman Jae Laffer tells FasterLouder about the writing and recording of their third studio album, and the band’s impending performance at Brisbane’s Pauhaus festival.
After rallying one of Splendour's keenest crowds, The Panics continue the momentum in November with a national tour. Perhaps their last for a while...
Gather round...it’s time to pick apart the honour roll for the 2008 ARIA Awards; a list sure to divide FLers more than a Simple Plan tour.
Following the heady excitement of Foreshore and Stonefest, Trackside have just dropped another stellar line-up bring the best bands in Australia to Canberra this November.
A quick guide to the musical goings on this week in Canberra.
For many months the masses have been mumbling names under their breath, trawling the internet for clues, and making ever so bold presumptions – but finally the list is in!
When you watch the Triple J Hottest 100 DVD Volume 15, it is immediately apparent where the inspiration for the new J Award category of Best Australian Video derived.
Triple J Hottest 100 Vol. 15 contains almost half - 43 to be exact - of that poll's honour roll. As a result, it's a truly eclectic hodgepodge of musical highlights from 2007.
The Panics play up at the Tiki Bar and tell us what's the go for the new album.
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