THE LIVING END 'I ONLY TRUST ROCK N ROLL' NEW ZEALAND TOUR TICKETS 2025

All You Need To Know About The Living End

The Living End are an iconic Australian rock band celebrated for their fiery blend of punk, rockabilly, and classic rock ‘n’ roll. Hailing from Melbourne, the trio—Chris Cheney on vocals and guitar, Scott Owen on double bass, and Andy Strachan o
n drums—burst into the spotlight in the late ’90s with their breakout single “Prisoner of Society.” Known for their razor-sharp riffs, pounding basslines, and unrelenting energy, their sound captures the spirit of rebellion and raw emotion.

Over the years, The Living End have built a reputation as one of Australia’s most electrifying live acts. With a catalogue of hit records, multiple ARIA nominations, and a legacy of high-energy shows, they’ve remained true to their punk roots while continuing to evolve. Whether lighting up festival stages or selling out tours across the country, their relentless drive and unmistakable sound have kept them at the heart of Aussie rock for over two decades.

Top 3 The Living End Hit Songs

Here are three of The Living End’s most iconic tracks—songs that topped the charts, shaped the Aussie rock scene, and continue to resonate with fans today:

1.Prisoner of Society (1997) – The song that shot The Living End into the spotlight, Prisoner of Society became a defining anthem of teenage rebellion. Fueled by raw punk energy and an unforgettable opening line—“Well we don't need no one to tell us what to do”—it stormed the ARIA Singles Chart, peaking at number 4 and staying in the Top 50 for an impressive 47 weeks. It remains one of Triple J’s most iconic tracks, earning a spot in their Hottest 100 of All Time.

2. Roll On (2000) – Drawing inspiration from the 1998 waterfront dispute, Roll On mixes sharp political commentary with the band’s signature punk-rockabilly sound. With its soaring chorus, driving rhythm, and fierce energy, it became the standout title track of their second album and a powerful fixture in their live performances.

3. White Noise (2008) – Marking a fresh chapter for the band, White Noise offered a more polished and melodic sound while keeping their edge intact. The track struck a chord with both new listeners and longtime fans, climbing to number 12 on the ARIA chart and earning APRA’s Song of the Year in 2009. It’s since become a staple of their radio presence and live setlists.

Upcoming The Living End's 'I Only Trust Rock n Roll' 2025 Australian Tour

Australian rock heavyweights The Living End are back on the road with their "I Only Trust Rock n Roll" Tour, marking the release of their first album in eight years. Playing iconic venues like The Fortitude Music Hall and the Sydney Opera House Forecourt, the tour promises a massive night of music for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

Each show will deliver two powerhouse sets—the first featuring explosive new material alongside fan favourites like White Noise, Roll On, and Who’s Gonna Save Us. Then, as a special treat, the band will perform their entire debut album live, with hits like West End Riot, Second Solution, and Prisoner of Society lighting up the stage.

It’s a high-energy celebration of everything The Living End stand for—past, present, and loud as ever.

Upcoming The Living End 2025 Australian Tour Dates

8th November - The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
22nd November - Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne (Live At The Gardens)

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