Snot announce October Australian tour
Reformed funk-punk-nu-metal legends Snot will be playing their classic 1997 debut album Get Some in full across Australia this October.
When Snot released their debut album Get Some in 1997 it was heralded as one of the most melodic, groove-laden offerings of the then popular nu metal scene. Full on massive punk riffs and killer heavy funk grooves, the album found immediate critical favour and won the band a legion of dedicated 'Snot Heads', in the process helping to fuel the founding fire of a new musical movement that was to sweep the globe. Dedicated Australian Snot fans will now be able to experience this ground-breaking album live in full as the band’s original line up pay homage to the late singer Lynn Straight who was tragically killed soon after the debut album release - which still stands strong today, all these years later.
Snot came together in Santa Barbara in 1994 when vocalist Lynn Strait and guitarist Mikey Doling bonded over their shared punk rock and metal roots. In 1996, Snot signed with Geffen Records after building a strong following with their powerful L.A. area performances, and shortly the group began work on their first full-length recording. The resulting disc, Get Some was released in 1997 and immediately began receiving rave critical reviews. In 1998 the band scored a coveted spot on that year’s Ozzfest exposing their funk punk laden metal to thousands of new fans across the U.S.
1998 was also to be a fateful year for the band with the passing of charismatic lead vocalist and co-founder Lynn Straight. On 11th December 1998 a truck struck the 30 year old singer's car on the 101 freeway near Santa Barbara. Also killed in the accident was Strait's dog Dobbs, the boxer that appeared on the cover of Get Some. The remaining members decided to call it a day soon after the tragedy. In the year 2000, a tribute to that late singer called Strait Up was released featuring appearances by the lead vocalists of System of a Down, Korn, Hed PE, Soulfly, Incubus, Sevendust, Limp Bizkit, Coal Chamber, Slipknot and Sugar Ray, among others.
It took 17 years after Lynn Strait's passing for Snot to find the courage to start touring again. With the help of long time good friend and vocalist Carl Bensely, Snot finally started touring again. Selling out all over the UK , Europe and the U.S. Snot felt it is finally time to come Australia!!
Wed 14th Oct - Brisbane, Wooly Mammoth - tickets from Wooly Mammoth
Thu 15th Oct - Newcastle, Small Ballroom - tickets from Oztix
Fri 16th Oct - Sydney, Manning Bar - tickets from Oztix
Sat 17th Oct - Melbourne, Corner Hotel - tickets from the Corner Hotel
Sun 18th Oct - Adelaide, Fowlers - tickets from Moshtix
Wed 21st Oct - Perth, Amplifier - tickets from Oztix
When Snot released their debut album Get Some in 1997 it was heralded as one of the most melodic, groove-laden offerings of the then popular nu metal scene. Full on massive punk riffs and killer heavy funk grooves, the album found immediate critical favour and won the band a legion of dedicated 'Snot Heads', in the process helping to fuel the founding fire of a new musical movement that was to sweep the globe. Dedicated Australian Snot fans will now be able to experience this ground-breaking album live in full as the band’s original line up pay homage to the late singer Lynn Straight who was tragically killed soon after the debut album release - which still stands strong today, all these years later.
Snot came together in Santa Barbara in 1994 when vocalist Lynn Strait and guitarist Mikey Doling bonded over their shared punk rock and metal roots. In 1996, Snot signed with Geffen Records after building a strong following with their powerful L.A. area performances, and shortly the group began work on their first full-length recording. The resulting disc, Get Some was released in 1997 and immediately began receiving rave critical reviews. In 1998 the band scored a coveted spot on that year’s Ozzfest exposing their funk punk laden metal to thousands of new fans across the U.S.
1998 was also to be a fateful year for the band with the passing of charismatic lead vocalist and co-founder Lynn Straight. On 11th December 1998 a truck struck the 30 year old singer's car on the 101 freeway near Santa Barbara. Also killed in the accident was Strait's dog Dobbs, the boxer that appeared on the cover of Get Some. The remaining members decided to call it a day soon after the tragedy. In the year 2000, a tribute to that late singer called Strait Up was released featuring appearances by the lead vocalists of System of a Down, Korn, Hed PE, Soulfly, Incubus, Sevendust, Limp Bizkit, Coal Chamber, Slipknot and Sugar Ray, among others.
It took 17 years after Lynn Strait's passing for Snot to find the courage to start touring again. With the help of long time good friend and vocalist Carl Bensely, Snot finally started touring again. Selling out all over the UK , Europe and the U.S. Snot felt it is finally time to come Australia!!
Wed 14th Oct - Brisbane, Wooly Mammoth - tickets from Wooly Mammoth
Thu 15th Oct - Newcastle, Small Ballroom - tickets from Oztix
Fri 16th Oct - Sydney, Manning Bar - tickets from Oztix
Sat 17th Oct - Melbourne, Corner Hotel - tickets from the Corner Hotel
Sun 18th Oct - Adelaide, Fowlers - tickets from Moshtix
Wed 21st Oct - Perth, Amplifier - tickets from Oztix
