Sunnyboys ’81 - ’84 double vinyl album collection is now available for pre-order. Includes all the hits, the equally-as-good b-sides, fan favs,. band faves and live stuff - some of which has never before been released on vinyl. Limited edition on blue vinyl!  

But wait, that’s not all! Also available are t-shirts, coffee mugs, cushion covers, a lunch cooler bag and a book mark and all in very limited editions. Order yours now or forever live with regret... https://artistfirst.com.au/collections/sunnyboys

Due to the continued uncertainty over border closures, quarantine and all things covid-related Sunnyboys & Ups and Downs have decided to postpone their advertised October 2021 dates until March 2022. Tickets for the October shows remain valid for the new dates or refunds from the point of purchase.

Got your dancing’ shoes ready? The hottest dance band in the land Sunnyboys welcome the return of spring with two Australian exclusives at Brisbane’s hippest new music venue The Princess Theatre in downtown Woolloongabba.

Support comes from Brisbane natives Ups and Downs celebrating their 35th anniversary of their classic mini-album Sleepless, a seven track delight that featured the bands’s glorious take on Neil Diamond’s Solitary Man as well as their own The Living Kind. 

Be the first to say “I was there!” when Sunnyboys + Ups and Downs perform two intimate shows in Brisbane this October.

Sunnyboys Surf Music In Paradise week in the Maldives in September 2020 tix are now on sale! 3 x intimate Sunnyboys gigs, great resort, great food, beautiful weather and waves. Strictly capped numbers! Book here now to secure your place and earlybird deals.

“Can’t wait to see Richie trying to hang ten. Big Bil hitting the lip coming out of a heavy bottom turn. Pete and Jeremy tandeming on a longboard…"

Their Summer Fun done and dusted Sunnyboys bass player Peter Oxley returns to The Aints! The supergroup he has joined alongside Australian icon Ed Kuepper, The Celibate Rifles drummer Paul Larsen and Sunnyboys touring keyboard player Alister Spence. The Aints! play the songs of The Saints from the time Kuepper was their driving force 1973-1978 with a Sydney show this week and Melbourne and the Hunter Valley to follow. Full details here ▶

And that’s a wrap! As Sunnyboys Summer Fun tour comes to a close. The boys send a heartfelt thanks to all 10,939 of you that bought a ticket to see them in action this time; the fastest selling and most successful tour for the band since their official coming out in 2013. And a big thank you also to Sunnyboys staff including the unflappable Tyson Royle on sound and tour managing duties; the laconic Stan Armstrong (returning to stage tech duties some 35 years after he last worked for the band), Hugh Taranto for his outstanding light show, Nurse Mary for taking care of the big guy, Cameron Moss of UltraVivid design for his wonderful tour art, Brian McDonald of RiSH Publicity for his efforts in generating media attention, the mysterious Divideboy for creating this platform and keeping everyone engaged, the great support bands, Feel Presents for keeping the whole thing together and again you, the Sunnyboys Fan Club who have embraced the band as much as you did back in 1980-1984; it means the world. See you all again another time?