Code One Presents ....
Tumbleweed & The New Christs
The Heritage Hotel, Bulli (Bulli, NSW)
Saturday, 26 April 2025 7:00 pm
Tumbleweed, who haven’t played Canberra since the ‘90s, are returning to the capital for a long-overdue performance.
This show will be a homecoming of sorts for the band, who have been making waves with their latest AA-sided single When We Were Young/Patchouli Girl, produced by none other than Rob Younger of The New Christs and Radio Birdman. The single, a potent mix of nostalgia and power, highlights the deep connection between the two acts.
Sharing the stage with Tumbleweed will be The New Christs, featuring key members of the legendary Radio Birdman, including Rob Younger and Jim Dickson.
Following a recent string of shows celebrating their Radio Birdman ties, The New Christs bring their own raw energy to the table, playing their distinctive brand of rock and roll that’s made them one of the most respected names in Aussie underground music.
This isn’t just another night of live music – it’s a celebration of rock history. Tumbleweed and The New Christs have each carved out their own corner of Australian rock ‘n’ roll, and on this night, they’re bringing it all together.
This show will be a homecoming of sorts for the band, who have been making waves with their latest AA-sided single When We Were Young/Patchouli Girl, produced by none other than Rob Younger of The New Christs and Radio Birdman. The single, a potent mix of nostalgia and power, highlights the deep connection between the two acts.
Sharing the stage with Tumbleweed will be The New Christs, featuring key members of the legendary Radio Birdman, including Rob Younger and Jim Dickson.
Following a recent string of shows celebrating their Radio Birdman ties, The New Christs bring their own raw energy to the table, playing their distinctive brand of rock and roll that’s made them one of the most respected names in Aussie underground music.
This isn’t just another night of live music – it’s a celebration of rock history. Tumbleweed and The New Christs have each carved out their own corner of Australian rock ‘n’ roll, and on this night, they’re bringing it all together.