Kathleen Turner Overdrive, The Hefties, Found on Sunrise

The sequel nobody asked for — but everyone needed.

Last time was Part I. This is the loud one.

Banshees Bar & Artspace — Chapter Two.

Last time was the warning. This is the reckoning!Three bands who blew the roof off Banshees last time return to do it again — louder, sweatier, and with even less regard for structural safety. Blues rock grit, alt rock heaviness, and femme fronted punk chaos collide in one room for one night. No excuses.

KATHLEEN TURNER OVERDRIVE
A femme fronted melodic punk force from Toowoomba/Brisbane. Punk rocking, drum smashing, axe grinding, bass thumping — They bring big hooks, big heart, and big attitude. Think: weekday workers by day, sci fi loving punk destroyers by night.

THE HEFTIES
A Brisbane alt rock / heavy groove hybrid with influences like Regurgitator, Helmet, and Hatebreed. They hit hard — chunky riffs, hardcore edges, melodic vocals, and the kind of stage presence that makes you wonder if the floorboards have a weight limit. High energy, loud, unapologetic. Perfect chaos fuel.

FOUND ON SUNRISE
A badass 4 piece blues/rock outfit from the wild north of Brisbane. They bring sweaty, riff driven energy, big personality, and that “pub floor sticky under your boots” kind of rock that feels like home. They’re the kind of band that walks onstage and instantly looks like they’ve already played three sets that night.