Live bands covering your favourite Emo + Punk + Metal songs
Sing along to the tunes you never outgrew
Not just the hits - deep cuts and albums in full
Hear music by:
• Paramore • Taking Back Sunday • Fall Out Boy
• My Chemical Romance • Blink-182 • Panic! At The Disco
• The Used • Green Day • Good Charlotte • Limp Bizkit
• Jimmy Eat World • Sum 41 • Linkin Park • New Found Glory
• Yellowcard • AFI • Underoath • Alexisonfire • Simple Plan
• A Day To Remember • 3OH!3 • Weezer • System of a Down
• The Offspring • All Time Low • All American Rejects
• Hawthorne Heights • The Veronicas • Papa Roach
Upcoming shows
Paramore + My Chemical Romance + Panic! At The Disco cover show
Catastrophe Gigs are paying tribute to emo royalty with a monster lineup of Paramore, My Chem and Panic covers!
Hear the best of Paramore’s iconic albums Riot and Brand New Eyes, covered live by Glitch Kingdom. All the massive hits from these records, along with the underrated gems and heaps of fan favourite tunes that Paramore didn’t play at their Sydney concert last year.
The amazing Ruffians will be covering My Chem and Panic. The cabaret-core/circus punk band from Newcastle are the perfect fit to take on MCR and P!ATD, performing songs from Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge (celebrating its 20th anniversary), along with bangers from throughout Panic’s long career.
Pop punk legends from Adelaide, Down and Out, and making the trip to Sydney to play their high energy originals. They have two stellar EPs under their belt, and new music on the way. Catastrophe favourites Afterthought are opening up the show, playing some of the tightest and catchiest pop rock that Sydney has to offer.
Saturday 20 July
Crowbar Sydney
345 Parramatta Rd, Leichhardt
7:00pm
$17 limited early bird tickets
$22 second release
$27 final release
$35 door tickets (if available)
System of a Down and Linkin Park tribute TOXICITY vs HYBRID THEORY
Catastrophe Gigs presents a tribute to the biggest metal albums of the 2000s! Hear System of a Down’s Toxicity and Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory covered live in full at Crowbar. These legendary albums feature the biggest hits of each band’s career, along with heaps of fan favourites. Our SOAD and Linkin Park show last year was 100% sold out well in advance, so don’t wait to grab your tickets.
System of a Down tribute band Aerials will be performing Toxicity. Hear all the massive songs from the record including Chop Suey, Toxicity, Prison Song and Aerials, followed by a few bonus SOAD anthems.
Linkin Park tribute Points of Authority are covering the nu metal masterpiece Hybrid Theory. Taking you back to the year 2000 with songs like One Step Closer, In The End, Crawling and more.
Melbourne’s The Last Martyr will be joining the lineup, bringing their cyperpop metalcore sound to Sydney. Led by their ferocious frontwoman Monica Strut, be prepared for brutal screams woven between her catchy clean melodies. The band has a string of international support slots under their belt, as well as having played Unify festival so don’t miss their high energy live set! Sydney’s What You’re Made Of will be opening up the show with their heavy alt rock originals.
Saturday 1 June
Crowbar Sydney
345 Parramatta Rd, Leichhardt
7:30pm
SOLD OUT
Past Shows
ABOUT
CATASTROPHE GIGS
Catastrophe Gigs was established as a response to the aftermath of the catastrophic impact Covid-19 had upon the music industry. At a time where the arts had suffered more than any industry, an inclusive platform for performers and creatives to collaborate was born.
We are passionate about live music. Our mission is to provide a more meaningful social experience, and to aid a greater appreciation and perceived value towards local music. We’re focused on supporting the capability of Australian artists to create new works by providing a platform for their distribution and reach.
The innovative nature of Catastrophe Gigs has enabled musical experimentation across multiple genres of music including Rock, Pop, Ska, Metal, Emo, Punk and Indie. The stage is not merely a mechanism to promote musical talent, but a podium for the freedom of expression of distinctive voices and ideologies.
