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Content Source: OztixNew Zealand indie-rock powerhouse Coast Arcade are making their Melbourne debut - and you wont want to miss it.
Known for their electrifying live shows, grunge-gaze guitars, and infectious hooks, Coast Arcade have fast become one of Aotearoas most exciting rising bands.
With a run of high-energy singles behind them, theyve clocked millions of streams and views, 20k+ monthly listeners, and airplay on BBC Introducing, BBC Rock, Double J, and Radio Hauraki, all while building a loyal global fanbase.
Their sound lands somewhere between Smashing Pumpkins and early Paramore, but with their own twist - a sharp blend of indie shimmer and gritty garage-rock punch. Expect big riffs, massive choruses, and a band thats all-in, all the time.
Off the back of charting singles, sold-out hometown gigs, and upcoming BIGSOUND 2025 appearances, Coast Arcade are heading to The Workers Club on Saturday, 6 September for their first-ever Melbourne headline.
This is their only Melbourne show and first-ever Australian headline show - catch them while you can.
Known for their electrifying live shows, grunge-gaze guitars, and infectious hooks, Coast Arcade have fast become one of Aotearoas most exciting rising bands.
With a run of high-energy singles behind them, theyve clocked millions of streams and views, 20k+ monthly listeners, and airplay on BBC Introducing, BBC Rock, Double J, and Radio Hauraki, all while building a loyal global fanbase.
Their sound lands somewhere between Smashing Pumpkins and early Paramore, but with their own twist - a sharp blend of indie shimmer and gritty garage-rock punch. Expect big riffs, massive choruses, and a band thats all-in, all the time.
Off the back of charting singles, sold-out hometown gigs, and upcoming BIGSOUND 2025 appearances, Coast Arcade are heading to The Workers Club on Saturday, 6 September for their first-ever Melbourne headline.
This is their only Melbourne show and first-ever Australian headline show - catch them while you can.