Radium Dolls makeup show March 29th at The Pearl with guests, Tripswitch and Chronic Fatigue! All tickets purchased previously will be honoured. Radium Dolls are a four – piece powerhouse from Brisbane/Meanjin, delivering bone – rattling live shows, razor – sharp lyricism, and a swaggering sound full of punch, confidence, and grit. Blending ferocity, humour and introspection, they’ve become a standout in Australia’s modern rock landscape — raw, fearless, and unapologetically themselves. Their debut album Legal Speed dropped in March 2024, marking a major turning point. Earning national airplay and a QLD Album of the Year nomination, the release saw tracks like “CIA,” “Wandering Eye,” and “NAA” become instant fan favourites. A packed East Coast tour followed, capped off by a sold – out hometown show at Brisbane’s iconic The Zoo. November 2024 saw them back on the road for the Man Scout single tour, further ig niting their reputation for high – octane, magnetic live sets. Now, with new single “Scorching Heat” and another headline run locked in for June/July, Radium Dolls are charging headlong into their next chapter — unrelenting and ready for more. With a growing national fanbase and international ambitions in sight, the Dolls are set on pushing Australian rock into new territory. TRIP SWITCH’s riff-driven heartbeat has garnered attention in Vancouver’s underground music scene, calling upon audiences using their high-voltage sound. With nods to classic rock nostalgia and flanked by an alternative edge, the Canadian 5-piece combines melodic choruses and shimmering vocals with heavy breakdowns. Now well into their sophomore year of cutting their teeth at some of Vancouver’s best known underground venues, Trip Switch is sure to capture your attention and not let it go. Chronic Fatigue is a four piece band featuring members of Vancouver-based DIY mainstays Kid Lucifer, The Khans and Bloom Shack. This project boasts a no-holds barred, no-frills, classic punk rock sound mixed with the influence of experimental hip-hop, with a wide collection of old and new influences ranging from Dead Boys and Fear to JPEGMAFIA and Death Grips. Over two years of playing live, the band has garnered attention for their high-energy, interactive and powerful live shows. Classic punk ethos mixed with explosive youthful energy is the name of the game.