Next On: The Vandastruts – 'What Are The Odds' EP Launch

Next On: The Vandastruts – 'What Are The Odds' EP Launch

Friday, 11 December 2026, 19:00

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Music
<p dir="ltr"><strong>Next On: The Vandastruts &ndash; Live at Anita&rsquo;s Theatre (The Kings Room)</strong><br><br><strong>The Vandastruts to launch new ep &lsquo;What are the odds&rsquo; at Anita&rsquo;s theatre December 11th.</strong><br><br>The Vandastruts are quickly carving out their place as one of Australia&rsquo;s most exciting new rock acts, blending raw energy with a timeless sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Their story is one of mateship, swagger, and a relentless drive to bring back the unfiltered spirit of rock &rsquo;n&rsquo; roll &mdash; while injecting it with a modern edge that&rsquo;s entirely their own.<br><br>Hailing from Wollongong, NSW, The Vandastruts are a five-piece powerhouse made up of twins Kane and Tye Hines, alongside their lifelong friends Kayne Micallef, Darcy Penkethman and Will Canellis. Together, they channel the fire of rock&rsquo;s golden eras &mdash; the sweat of the &rsquo;60s, the swagger of the &rsquo;70s, and the grit of the &rsquo;80s &mdash; while injecting it with a modern edge that&rsquo;s entirely their own.<br><br>Since forming in 2020, word spread fast, and soon enough, their name was appearing on bills alongside some of Australia&rsquo;s best acts &mdash; Kingswood, Mi-Sex, Ray Beadle, Little Birdy, The Southern River Band, Thirsty Merc and more<br><br>This year, they joined Jon Stevens for almost 30 dates on his national &quot;The Noiseworks &amp; INXS Collection &#39;26&rdquo; Tour, where they received immense praise from fans, critics, and journalists. &quot;Their thirty-minute set sent me back to the late eighties and early nineties and the thrill of finding a new band that would go on to have a lengthy career and become a part of Australian rock n roll DNA&quot; - Andrew Slaidins, The Rockpit (referencing the support set at The Forum, Melbourne).<br><br>The Vandastruts&rsquo; live shows are where their legend is being built. With ripping guitar solos, thunderous drum breakdowns, and powerhouse vocals, their sets are a high-voltage spectacle that leaves audiences drenched and craving more. Their chemistry on stage is undeniable &mdash; a band of brothers who play like their lives depend on it. Far from being a nostalgia act, The Vandastruts are pushing rock forward with a sound that&rsquo;s equal parts classic and cutting-edge. Their music is gritty, anthemic, and unapologetically loud &mdash; the kind of rock that doesn&rsquo;t just get played, it gets lived.<br><br>With a growing fanbase, a reputation for explosive live performances, and new music on the horizon, The Vandastruts are building serious momentum. They&rsquo;re not just keeping rock alive &mdash; they&rsquo;re dragging it back into the spotlight, sweat-soaked and louder than ever.<br><br>The Vandastruts are here, and they&rsquo;re only just getting started.</p>

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