Tease And Tearaways presents: Are You Feeling Lucky?… Punk!

By TeaseAndTearaways 13 March, 2013 22

22 March, 2013
7:30 pm

Canberra’s hottest bands and burlesque night, Tease and Tearaways, is back and this time they’ll be serving up an evening of non-stop punk rock!

Are you feeling lucky?… Punk! brings you a relentless line up of local and interstate bands, as well as hard-hitting burlesque acts with an added punk rock edge especially for the occasion.

Featuring:
Topnovil (NSW)
Batfoot (NSW)
Revellers (ACT)

And burlesque by Canberra’s own…..
The Velvet Vixens

Doors open at 7.30pm
Show kicks off at 8pm

Tix at the door – $20

Are you feeling lucky?… Punk! is just the second of many themed music and burlesque shows that Tease and Tearaways will be rocking out with during 2013. Stay tuned for news on their regular shows at the Hellenic Club in the city, as well as their upcoming sideshows at the Basement in Belconnen!

For more information on Are you feeling lucky?… Punk! and future T&T shows, be sure to check out https://www.facebook.com/TeaseAndTearaways

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22 Responses to Tease And Tearaways presents: Are You Feeling Lucky?… Punk!

dtc4:47 pm, 13 Mar 13

there is actually a guy with a mohawk – retro punk!

Anyone know which band is singing the song in the video? Sounds a bit like a hyped up Green Day, but nothing wrong with that

markbuzz5:41 pm, 13 Mar 13

dtc said :

there is actually a guy with a mohawk – retro punk!

Anyone know which band is singing the song in the video? Sounds a bit like a hyped up Green Day, but nothing wrong with that

Topnovil – The Crew
http://youtu.be/ZoEeeMZ2vYM

Ben_Dover7:00 pm, 13 Mar 13

I remember punk, (I should I was one,) back when it was fresh original and exciting. I had a mohawk in 1979. What a shame such a pretty young thing went and got those hideous tattoos, one can only hope they are temporary.

Alderney9:04 am, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

What a shame such a pretty young thing went and got those hideous tattoos, one can only hope they are temporary.

My first thought was along similar lines however then I thought she probably appeals to her target audience.

Grimm10:13 am, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

I remember punk, (I should I was one,) back when it was fresh original and exciting. I had a mohawk in 1979. What a shame such a pretty young thing went and got those hideous tattoos, one can only hope they are temporary.

“I was a punk, honest, not just a trend follower. Now I s*** on people with tattoos!”.

LOL
You are either full of it, were just another sheep following a trend, or completely missed the point of punk.

Jim Jones11:38 am, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

I remember punk, (I should I was one,) back when it was fresh original and exciting. I had a mohawk in 1979. What a shame such a pretty young thing went and got those hideous tattoos, one can only hope they are temporary.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQKHcBYhsEY

Ben_Dover1:06 pm, 14 Mar 13

Grimm said :

“I was a punk, honest, not just a trend follower. Now I s*** on people with tattoos!”.

Oh dear, another deep non-thinker. I do not s*** on people with tattoo, I was first tatted in 1981. I made a comment on one persons tattoos.

Grimm said :

You are either full of it, were just another sheep following a trend, or completely missed the point of punk.

So from my declaring I was a punk, one of the originals, you have determined that ; “just another sheep following a trend, or completely missed the point of punk,” really?

Please inform me oh wise one, how you reach this conclusion.

marc_georges2:20 pm, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

… 1979.

Bit late to the party, then

Grimm2:54 pm, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

Grimm said :

Oh dear, another deep non-thinker. I do not s*** on people with tattoo, I was first tatted in 1981. I made a comment on one persons tattoos.

The phrase “What a shame such a pretty young thing went and got those hideous tattoos” sounds a hell of a lot like you are s***ting on her for having tattoos….

#10

Ben_Dover3:03 pm, 14 Mar 13

marc_georges said :

Ben_Dover said :

… 1979.

Bit late to the party, then

Sooner than Australia did….

Grimm said :

The phrase “What a shame such a pretty young thing went and got those hideous tattoos” sounds a hell of a lot like you are s***ting on her for having tattoos….

Well I am not responsible for your emotional response to my feeling she had done herself a disservice. I did not s*** on her, I offered my thoughts, want me to have a go at s***ing on her?

Really, if you think a mild mannered and non-derogatory statement of that nature constitutes s***ing on someone, you obviously do not get out much.

#11

Grimm3:58 pm, 14 Mar 13

Calm down there, princess.
You made the statement. Just live with being the old bingo lady looking down her bi-focals at those horrible kids today with their tattoos and the swearing..

#12

Ben_Dover4:04 pm, 14 Mar 13

Grimm said :

Calm down there, princess.
You made the statement. Just live with being the old bingo lady looking down her bi-focals at those horrible kids today with their tattoos and the swearing..

I was tattooed before they were born mate, back when it was a daring thing to do. I was gobbed on and had a beer with Rat Scabies of the Damned. Dave Vanian still owes me five quid.

Kids today, boring…..

#13

gospeedygo5:05 pm, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

marc_georges said :

Ben_Dover said :

… 1979.

Bit late to the party, then

Sooner than Australia did….

The Saints’ (I’m) Stranded was released in 1976, whats your excuse?

#14

Ben_Dover7:37 pm, 14 Mar 13

gospeedygo said :

The Saints’ (I’m) Stranded was released in 1976, whats your excuse?

I never was a fan of pub rock.

#15

johnboy7:37 pm, 14 Mar 13

Fighting words

#16

Thumper7:45 pm, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

gospeedygo said :

The Saints’ (I’m) Stranded was released in 1976, whats your excuse?

I never was a fan of pub rock.

I thought it was 77 but either way, great song.

#17

LSWCHP9:54 pm, 14 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

Grimm said :

Calm down there, princess.
You made the statement. Just live with being the old bingo lady looking down her bi-focals at those horrible kids today with their tattoos and the swearing..

I was tattooed before they were born mate, back when it was a daring thing to do. I was gobbed on and had a beer with Rat Scabies of the Damned. Dave Vanian still owes me five quid.

Kids today, boring…..

Ben, you’re a legend. We should get together and gob on each other sometime.

The first record I ever bought as a teenager was Never Mind the Bollocks, closely followed by Know Your Product by The Saints, and Machine Gun Etiquette by The Damned a few weeks later. I’ve taught my son to play guitar, and we covered “Smash it Up” a few weeks ago. He thought it was cool.

Old people with tatts, eh. Fancy that.

#18

Comic_and_Gamer_Nerd10:09 pm, 14 Mar 13

LSWCHP said :

Ben_Dover said :

Grimm said :

Calm down there, princess.
You made the statement. Just live with being the old bingo lady looking down her bi-focals at those horrible kids today with their tattoos and the swearing..

I was tattooed before they were born mate, back when it was a daring thing to do. I was gobbed on and had a beer with Rat Scabies of the Damned. Dave Vanian still owes me five quid.

Kids today, boring…..

Ben, you’re a legend. We should get together and gob on each other sometime.

The first record I ever bought as a teenager was Never Mind the Bollocks, closely followed by Know Your Product by The Saints, and Machine Gun Etiquette by The Damned a few weeks later. I’ve taught my son to play guitar, and we covered “Smash it Up” a few weeks ago. He thought it was cool.

Old people with tatts, eh. Fancy that.

Oh so you are all for gobbing on each other but against pooing on each other?

#19

LSWCHP10:36 pm, 14 Mar 13

Comic_and_Gamer_Nerd said :

LSWCHP said :

Ben_Dover said :

Grimm said :

Calm down there, princess.
You made the statement. Just live with being the old bingo lady looking down her bi-focals at those horrible kids today with their tattoos and the swearing..

I was tattooed before they were born mate, back when it was a daring thing to do. I was gobbed on and had a beer with Rat Scabies of the Damned. Dave Vanian still owes me five quid.

Kids today, boring…..

Ben, you’re a legend. We should get together and gob on each other sometime.

The first record I ever bought as a teenager was Never Mind the Bollocks, closely followed by Know Your Product by The Saints, and Machine Gun Etiquette by The Damned a few weeks later. I’ve taught my son to play guitar, and we covered “Smash it Up” a few weeks ago. He thought it was cool.

Old people with tatts, eh. Fancy that.

Oh so you are all for gobbing on each other but against pooing on each other?

Errmmm…well, yes. Quite emphatically in fact. There’s just some things, you know. And I’m not even all that into the gobbing bit, truth be known. I’d rather just drink beer and listen to the guitars and drums. But don’t let me stop you from engaging in….in…in whatever you want to engage in between consenting adults.

#20

marc_georges12:47 am, 15 Mar 13

Ben_Dover said :

gospeedygo said :

The Saints’ (I’m) Stranded was released in 1976, whats your excuse?

I never was a fan of pub rock.

The mohawk must’ve looked a little flaccid when Algy Ward hooked up with The Damned. Or were you still too busy, dribbling over yourself, getting fleeced by vanian & the rest of malcolm’s rejects, that you didn’t even notice?

#21

Comic_and_Gamer_Nerd6:48 am, 15 Mar 13

LSWCHP said :

Comic_and_Gamer_Nerd said :

LSWCHP said :

Ben_Dover said :

Grimm said :

Calm down there, princess.
You made the statement. Just live with being the old bingo lady looking down her bi-focals at those horrible kids today with their tattoos and the swearing..

I was tattooed before they were born mate, back when it was a daring thing to do. I was gobbed on and had a beer with Rat Scabies of the Damned. Dave Vanian still owes me five quid.

Kids today, boring…..

Ben, you’re a legend. We should get together and gob on each other sometime.

The first record I ever bought as a teenager was Never Mind the Bollocks, closely followed by Know Your Product by The Saints, and Machine Gun Etiquette by The Damned a few weeks later. I’ve taught my son to play guitar, and we covered “Smash it Up” a few weeks ago. He thought it was cool.

Old people with tatts, eh. Fancy that.

Oh so you are all for gobbing on each other but against pooing on each other?

Errmmm…well, yes. Quite emphatically in fact. There’s just some things, you know. And I’m not even all that into the gobbing bit, truth be known. I’d rather just drink beer and listen to the guitars and drums. But don’t let me stop you from engaging in….in…in whatever you want to engage in between consenting adults.

I love you bro, but you can be such a prude.

#22

Ben_Dover10:16 am, 15 Mar 13

marc_georges said :

The mohawk must’ve looked a little flaccid when Algy Ward hooked up with The Damned. Or were you still too busy, dribbling over yourself, getting fleeced by vanian & the rest of malcolm’s rejects, that you didn’t even notice?

I fail to see cause and effect there? An Aussie getting a musical education by a Great British Punk band is a good thing, (and they let him play on one of punk’s greatest albums, fair play to him.) He now lives in Kent, the quintessential English county.

I had to go to youtube to find this; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFvhd–qDDU

Dear, dear, very derivative isn’t it?