Press Club Announce Exclusive Screenings Of 'Endless Motion' Documentary, Drop Tour Dates

Aussie punk favourites Press Club are hitting the road again this October and November (with a to-be-announced venue in Brisbane on 2 December) on the No Pressure Australian tour.

The band will take special guests LOSER, Mac The Knife and Placement across the country.

Starting their tour in Queenstown, Tasmania, on Friday, 20 October, Press Club then head to The Basement in Canberra, Mary’s Underground in Sydney, Adelaide’s Crown & Anchor, Shotkickers in Thornbury, Melbourne, and a show to be announced for Brisbane fans on 2 December.

As well as the tour dates, Press Club are celebrating one year of their excellent latest LP, Endless Motion, with two exclusive screenings of The Endless Motion Documentary planned for lucky fans in Melbourne.

On Friday, 17 November, two screenings (6 and 7 pm) of the 30-minute documentary will air at the Thornbury Picture House. Punters who attend the screening will automatically hold a ticket to the band’s Shotkickers concert.

Tickets to Press Club’s No Pressure tour are on sale now. You can find ticketing information on the band’s website.

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The Endless Motion Documentary was filmed by Press Club’s longtime collaborator, Nick Manuell, and captures the band’s unwavering artistic vision, no-holds-barred energy, and how four friends managed to record an album amid Melbourne’s seemingly never-ending 2020/2021 lockdowns. You can watch a teaser clip below.

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Press Club are known for their thrilling, sweaty, heaving live shows. Vocalist Natalie Foster told The Music’s Anthony Carew in an interview: “I had someone come up to me in Worcester [England] the other day [and] she said: ‘I fucking loved seeing a woman up there doing what you’re doing, it made me feel like I could not give a shit and get sweaty and look disgusting for the next three hours.’ It’s pretty cool to have someone be able to lose themselves like that in one of our shows.”