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\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-28\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;South Australia\x26amp;rsquo;s biggest independent festival is marking 10 years of beers with a new date on the King\x26amp;rsquo;s Birthday Long Weekend (June 6\x26amp;ndash;8, 2025) and A CALL TO ARMS! Come celebrate with us, grab those tickets early, grab a beer, and support the independent festival and brewing industries.\x26amp;nbsp;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-28\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;strong\x26gt;FRIDAY NIGHT\x26lt;\/strong\x26gt;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-18\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;Wolfmother (NSW), Custard (QLD), Rocket Science (Vic),\x26amp;nbsp;The Tarantinos (Vic),\x26amp;nbsp;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-18\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;Caitlin Harnett \x26amp;amp; The Pony Boys (NSW),\x26amp;nbsp;Cosmo Thundercat,\x26amp;nbsp;Free Golf, Haystacks Calhoon, \x26amp;nbsp;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-18\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;I Can\x26amp;rsquo;t Believe It\x26amp;rsquo;s Not The Hives, \x26amp;nbsp;JPH x The Dangerous Animals,\x26amp;nbsp;Sticky Beak, The Briar Patch Band\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;strong\x26gt;SATURDAY NIGHT\x26lt;\/strong\x26gt;\x26amp;nbsp;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-20\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;The Chats (QLD), The Gooch Palms (NSW), Dick Move (NZ),\x26amp;nbsp;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-20\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;Mulga Bore Hard Rock (NT), Batpiss (Vic), Andy Golledge (NSW), Slim Krusty (Vic)\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;Fluorescent Adolescents, Halftime Oranges, My Cherie, Pelvis\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;strong\x26gt;SUNDAY NIGHT\x26lt;\/strong\x26gt;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-20\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;Tim Finn (NZ), CASH: The American Recordings starring Henry Wagons \x26amp;amp; The Tennessee Studs (Vic),\x26amp;nbsp;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p lang=\x26#34;x\-size\-20\x26#34; style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;Mondo Psycho,\x26amp;nbsp;Captain Hellfire \x26amp;amp; The Wretched Brethren, Free Drinks, Kelly\x26amp;rsquo;s Wake, King of Spain,\x26amp;nbsp;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;Nocturnal Animals, The Dead Regulars, The Public Servants\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;strong\x26gt;PLUS\x26lt;\/strong\x26gt;\x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;p style=\x26#34;text\-align: center;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;span style=\x26#34;font\-size: 14px;\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26amp;nbsp;Wrestling, Beer Bod Champs, Secret Pickle Saloon, BMX, Tattoos, Hot Sauce, Records, Silent Disco, Eating Contests, Masterclasses and heaps more to be announced! \x26lt;\/span\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;\x26lt;div align=\x26#34;center\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;img src=\x26#34;https:\/\/s3\-ap\-southeast\-2.amazonaws.com\/production\-api\-file\-upload\/uploads%2Fclient\-20023%2Fevent\-description%2F1741815520796\-BBF25+A3+Full+Lineup+%281080+x+1350+px%29.png\x26#34; style=\x26#34;width: 870px;\x26#34; class=\x26#34;fr\-fic fr\-dib\x26#34;\x26gt;\x26lt;\/div\x26gt;\x26lt;p\x26gt;\x26lt;br\x26gt;\x26lt;\/p\x26gt;
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Rocket Science Biography
1) Rocket Science was an emo/indie band, active in the mid 1990's. They released two 7"s, both in 1996. Fans of Christie Front Drive will like this.
2) Rocket Science emerged from Melbourne in mid-1998. The indie rock four-piece, which consists of Roman Tucker (vocals), Kit Warhurst (drums), Dave Gray (bass), and Paul Maybury (guitar), had dreams of making it big in music since childhood. They compose a gritty, glam rock sound that's a little more edgy than the Vines' candied punk. Their first song, "Welcome Aboard," was written on the same day Rocket Science came together. From there, they built an Australian following, which later collected U.K. fans. Opening dates with Mudhoney and the Supersuckers following into 2000 and their debut full-length, Welcome Aboard the 3C10, appeared the next year. Rocket Science's sleazy, arrogant style was a buzz well into 2002 when they recorded the sophomore effort, Contact High. It wouldn't see a release date in Europe until mid-2003; however, fans tied themselves over with the electric Run Like a Gun EP which appeared earlier that spring.
Read More2) Rocket Science emerged from Melbourne in mid-1998. The indie rock four-piece, which consists of Roman Tucker (vocals), Kit Warhurst (drums), Dave Gray (bass), and Paul Maybury (guitar), had dreams of making it big in music since childhood. They compose a gritty, glam rock sound that's a little more edgy than the Vines' candied punk. Their first song, "Welcome Aboard," was written on the same day Rocket Science came together. From there, they built an Australian following, which later collected U.K. fans. Opening dates with Mudhoney and the Supersuckers following into 2000 and their debut full-length, Welcome Aboard the 3C10, appeared the next year. Rocket Science's sleazy, arrogant style was a buzz well into 2002 when they recorded the sophomore effort, Contact High. It wouldn't see a release date in Europe until mid-2003; however, fans tied themselves over with the electric Run Like a Gun EP which appeared earlier that spring.
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