The Cribs have landed  back on our shores to celebrate the band’s 10 year anniversary with a series of headline shows along the east coast.

Surviving 10 years as a band with a career that spans five album releases, extensive touring, major festival appearances, and a strong DIY aesthetic and approach to music, the UK’s The Cribs – twin brothers Ryan and Gary Jarman and younger brother Ross – are celebrating this milestone with a return visit to Australia.

Defined by their cynicism about the mainstream, and once described by the NME as “Your new favourite bands, new favourite band”, The Cribs’ colourful history has included a band line-up that boasted Johnny Marr of The Smiths/Modest Mouse. They have played with Foo Fighters, The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand and Death Cab For Cutie as well as playing some of the world’s most prestigous festivals including Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, Fuji Rock and Reading Festival.

The band have had 7 consecutive UK Top 40 hits, including ‘Hey Scenesters’ and ‘Our Bovine Public’, and in 2012, the bands 10th anniversary year, they were honored with the ‘Spirit of Independence’ award at the annual Q Awards.

Now back and ready to rock you can catch them on the following dates:

Wednesday 23rd October 2013 – NEWCASTLE, The Small Ballroom – NSW – (18+ only)

Thursday 24th October 2013 – SYDNEY, Beresford Upstairs – NSW – (18+ only)

Friday 25th October 2013 – BRISBANE, The Zoo – QLD – (18+ only)

Saturday 26th October 2013 – MELBOURNE, Ding Dong – VIC – (SOLD OUT)

Monday 28th October 2013 – ADELAIDE , Uni Bar – SA – (18+ only)

Tuesday 29th October 2013 – PERTH, Rosemount Hotel – WA – (18+ only)

Thanks to The Cribs we have a double pass to give away to every show EXCEPT MELBOURNE (sorry it’s sold out, you should have purchased tickets).

So if you’re been to get along to any of the other shows leave your details below.

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