SUNNY COAST RUDE BOYS:“WE’VE BEEN ALL GO ON A BIG NIGHT OUT, AIN’T WE?!”

Mick Hughes
4 days ago
2 min read

🎬 BIG WEEKENDS, BIG TUNES, BIG NIGHT OUT!

So — as usual — we’ve been all go at Sunny Coast Rude Boys HQ! You’d think we’d slow down a bit, have a cuppa, maybe learn knitting or something… but nope, we’re full throttle.

After a massive weekend of gigs, we decided to relax by spending all of Sunday filming a video for our brand new single “BIG NIGHT OUT.” By Monday, we all looked like we’d done a week in Ibiza with no sunscreen. Have a quick sqizz at what we've been up to 'ere

Check out the FULL MUSIC VIDEO BELOW (Thanks to The Video Chick):

? THE ROYAL HOTEL, NUNDAH — WHAT A CROWD!

Next up was our gig at The Royal Hotel, Nundah (Brisbane) — and crikey, what a crowd! From the first beat, they were up dancing like their shoes were on fire.

The best bit? Over half the crowd were first-timers! New faces, new fans, and a few confused punters who probably just came in for a schnitty and got hit with a horn section instead.

We threw down a proper mixed bag:🎶 Our new songs (went down a treat!)🎺 Trojan ska classics (Simmer Down, Artebella)🎩 2Tone favourites (Sally Brown, Must Be Love, One Step Beyond)🇦🇺 and of course — our ska’d-up Aussie bangers! (Beds Are Burning, Dumb Things, Land Down Under)

We even passed our on-stage camera ‘round the crowd — which could become a thing!? Haven’t watched it back yet… but we’re fully expecting 90% dancing, 10% blurry selfies, and possibly one pint captured in glorious HD.

🏝️ LAST GIG OF THE YEAR — EUMUNDI, HERE WE COME!

We’re rounding off 2025 with a bang — Saturday 13th December at the Imperial Hotel, Eumundi on the Sunshine Coast. It’s one of our all-time fave venues — beautiful spot, recently upgraded, and we’ve been playing there for over ten years! CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS!

It’s mad to think how far we’ve come — from a straight-up 2Tone covers band to what we are now: a big, brass-driven, original surf/ska powerhouse. Still rude, still sunny, but maybe just a bit more grown up. (Well… a bit.)