Source: Kate Walker, Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre

Published: 15 November 2011

overload of bands coming to northern suburbs

Overload is an explosive new music event that will be hitting the Northern Suburbs music scene on the 26th of November at the Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre and is bound to get adrenaline flowing. Featuring bands Stomp The Dog, Line 39, Cortisol, Inferiority Complex and Fran from Seven Letter Score, this is definitely an event that cannot be missed by any Music Lover!

Stomp the Dog is a three-piece band of young punks with a passion that's hard to match. Combining great guitar riffs, thundering bass lines and tight drumming to create a Hard Rock/Punk sound, their sound reminiscent of early Grinspoon, The Offspring and Green Day.

Line 39, united since 2005, will be found playing an astounding combination of Punk and Rock. The group’s main inspirations include Blink 182, Sex Pistols and The Ramones.

Cortisol is going to be playing their own style of music that they call CHUNK Rock, a healthy blend of Grunge, Punk and Rock. Their live shows have a high energy atmosphere and plenty of mayhem which will all add to the overall Overload experience.

Inferiority Complex, once again, plan to raise the flag of Grunge and work to bring it back to its highest potential, combining it with an epic mixture of Alternative and Rock.

Fran from Seven Letter Score, one of Adelaide’s up and coming pop/punk bands, will be performing one of his first ever solo live acoustic sets at Overload.

To top off the event’s overall intensity, there will also be amazing Airbrush Tattoos available as well as a mouth watering sausage sizzle and canteen to keep the energy flowing.

Overload is on Saturday the 26th of November 2011 at Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Enterprise Centre, 17 Wiltshire Street, Salisbury. Doors open at 7pm with entry costing $10.

Overload is an all-ages drug and alcohol free event, proudly sponsored by City of Salisbury, Twelve25 Salisbury Youth Centre & MusicSA.