Steel Panther Announce 2024 Australian Tour
The glam rockers make their long awaited Australian return this October.

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Glam rock comedy act Steel Panther has announced an Australian tour after a two-year absence.
“Panther Panther Panther, Oi Oi Oi!!! It’s that time once again, Steel Panther have stolen their mom’s credit cards and bought flights to Australia,” the band said in a statement about the tour.
“On this tour Down Under, we are planning on rocking you so hard that you will need to make a doctor’s appointment to fix all the organs that will explode from the deep, penetrating joy of partying with these American heavy metal legends and world-class athletes.”
The ‘On the Prowl’ tour finds the ‘Gloryhole’ rockers playing five dates across the nation this October. Kicking things off in Perth at Metro City on Friday, October 18, Steel Panther then plays Adelaide’s AEC Theatre on Monday, October 21, Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on Wednesday, October 23, Brisnane’s Fortitude Music Hall on Thursday, October 24 before a final show at Melbourne’s Margaret Court Arena on Saturday, October 26.
Pre-sale begins this Thursday, June 13 at 9:30am local time via the band’s website. General sale commences on Tuesday, June 18 via TEG Live.
Forming in 2000, Steel Panther has found their niche as one of the funniest rock bands out there. Comprising Michael Starr (lead vocals), Satchel (lead guitar), Spyder (bass) and Stix Zadinia (drums), the LA quartet have audiences simultaneously rocking to their killer 80s riffs while laughing uncontrollably at their hilarious and profane lyrics
Known for their debaucherous stage antics and over-the-top costumes, Steel Panther will be playing all the hits on this tour, including fan favourites ‘Eyes of a Panther’ and ‘Community Property’ alongside fresh tracks ‘Friends with Benefits’ and latest release ‘On Your Instagram’.
Expect a night of outrageous fun when Steel Panther touches down this October.
Steel Panther plays Adelaide’s AEC Theatre on Monday, October 21. For full ticket details head to TEG Live.
Steel Panther ‘On the Prowl’ 2024 Australian Tour
Friday, October 18 – Metro City, Perth (Boorloo)
Monday, October 21 – AEC Theatre, Adelaide (Kaurna)
Wednesday, October 23 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney (Eora)
Thursday, October 24 – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane (Meanjin)
Saturday, October 26 – Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne (Naarm)
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