Beach Bros Skegss Bring the Rock on ‘Pacific Highway Music’
Posted in: Music Album Reviews
The duo of Ben Reed and Jonny Lani offer more sweaty-garage-facing-the-ocean swagger on their third LP
Best Australian Music of the Week: September 30th-October 6th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Skegss Announce First Album as Duo, Release New Single ‘Out of My Head’
Posted in: Music NewsThe album title is a nod to the Aussie coastal road Ben Reed and Jonny Lani have driven on countless of times, both on tour and on surf trips
Meet Skegss the Duo (and an Alien Friend) on New Single ‘Spaceman’
It's the surf-rock band's first release since 2022
Skegss Are the Third Secret Headliner at The Courtyard Presented by Rolling Stone
Posted in: Music NewsSkegss will close out the third exciting day of live music this Friday evening
ValleyWays Festival 2022 Through the Eyes of Sam From The Rubens
Posted in: Music FeaturesSam from The Rubens takes us step by step through his experiences at the inaugural ValleyWays festival.
Your Paradise Fiji Recruits Crooked Colours, Skegss, and More for 2022 Event
Posted in: Music NewsSet to return to the Mamanuca Islands this December, Aussie favourites are rubbing shoulders with world-class dancefloor icons.
Song You Need to Know: Skegss, ‘Bunny Man’
Posted in: Music NewsA tribute to "tour manager, guitar tech, driver, photographer, and great friend" David Herington, Skegss' new single is an ode to all the unsung heroes of the music world.
Skegss Reflect on Early Shows, Live Highlights, and Inspiration in New Video
Posted in: Music NewsFilmed before their show at Melbourne’s 170 Russell back in March, Skegss' Toby Cregan looks back on opening Splendour in The Grass, and playing in an impromptu supergroup with members of Spiderbait and The Living End.
Skegss: A Fever Dream
Posted in: Music Features premiumThey’re a staple of Aussie stages, and a constant presence on the ARIA charts, but Skegss are living every day as if it might just be their last.
