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Content Source: OztixStreet Carp are making their Workers Club debut, throwing a noisy, loose end-of-year send-off that doubles as a birthday celebration for one of Street Carps own.
Bringing their alt-rock edge and sharp hooks from North East Victoria, Street Carp will be tearing through new, unreleased tracks and some unique covers of their favourite songs.
Theyre joined by Clean Coil, bringing sun-bleached surf rock that feels like a summer night in full swing, and Naarm-based Could Be Stars, whose indie-alt sound blends atmosphere with raw energy.
Its a lineup stacked with Melbournes next wave of rock, each bringing their own distinct shade.
Whether youre here for the riffs, The Workers Clubs trademark atmosphere, or just to raise a glass for the party, this is the gig to close out 2025.
Street Carp. The Workers Club, Fitzroy. Saturday, December 20. Doors 1:30pm.
Bringing their alt-rock edge and sharp hooks from North East Victoria, Street Carp will be tearing through new, unreleased tracks and some unique covers of their favourite songs.
Theyre joined by Clean Coil, bringing sun-bleached surf rock that feels like a summer night in full swing, and Naarm-based Could Be Stars, whose indie-alt sound blends atmosphere with raw energy.
Its a lineup stacked with Melbournes next wave of rock, each bringing their own distinct shade.
Whether youre here for the riffs, The Workers Clubs trademark atmosphere, or just to raise a glass for the party, this is the gig to close out 2025.
Street Carp. The Workers Club, Fitzroy. Saturday, December 20. Doors 1:30pm.