What began as a pastime during surfless days, Hockey Dad have now been a band for 10 years. Built around their EP and three album releases, the duo has amassed a legion of fans, which has seen them headlining tours across Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Canada, the USA, and UK, and performing main stage sets at some of the world’s biggest festivals.

Hockey Dad will be touring its latest album Rebuild Repeat this June. The new release is a body of work that sees guitarist and lead vocalist Zach Stephenson and drummer Billy Fleming stretching themselves creatively and embracing new sounds which, whilst unmistakably Hockey Dad, take the band into an invigorating new direction.

New single ‘Base Camp’ is case in point. The song, about the journey life takes and the challenges of taking those first steps of change to achieve certain milestones, was worked on with Alex Burnett (Thelma Plum, Sparkadia) and Oli Horton (Foals, Alice Ivy) who co-wrote, produced and mixed the song alongside Tim McArtney (Gang of Youths, Jarryd James). The result is a feel-good melodic pop song which still sounds quintessentially Hockey Dad.

The Brisbane show will also feature support acts Militarie Gun and The Belair Lip Bombs.