Eyes Up Footy · out Fri 30 Oct

Sandy's, Dee Why · Sat 31 Oct 4PM

Good Day Out · Sat 28 Nov · Free

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The Good Kids

Surf-punk sing-alongs from Sydney's Northern Beaches. Debut album Eyes Up Footy lands Friday 30 October.

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Six buffoons on stage

throwing a circus rock'n'roll party, and you're in it.

A Good Kid surfs the crowd on a yellow surfboard held up by hundreds of hands
eyes up footy
The band on a festival stage holding up a surfboard painted Good Kids
hold it up!

Best mates from the Northern Beaches. We call it eyes up footy.

Eyes Up Footy

Eyes Up Footy, in the band's scratched hand-lettering

Our debut album. Out Friday 30 October.

Eyes Up Footy poster: a bloke stands on a surfboard held up by a packed crowd at night, hand-drawn lettering above

Man, we're so psyched to put this lil fcker out to the universe. To celebrate, our good mate Nigel's given us the green light to play it start to finish, in store, at the iconic Sandy's Music in Dee Why.

Album launch, live in store

Sat 31 Oct · 4PM · Free

Sandy's Music, Dee Why

  • The whole album, start to finish
  • CDs for twenty bucks
  • 7th Day Brewery throwing slabs on the pavement
The band outside Sandy's Music in Dee Why holding up the new shirt and CDs beside the Eyes Up Footy poster
Sandy's has been core-to-the-bone local since 1973 and seen the biggest artists in the world come through. Come down, support local, buy a record off the mad dogz.

Fair warning

If you're in the crowd, there's a good chance you'll end up on stage hitting the tambo, screaming the vocals, or on top of one of our shoulders.

Hit the tambo. Go on.

Gigs

Come get on stage. All tickets are somewhere on the internet; the ones we know are right here.

  1. Sat 24 Oct

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    Tracks Party Tour

    Kurnell Recreation Club, Cronulla · 7PM · 18+ · with Dune Rats, Ghazza & Goonbag

  2. Sat 31 Oct

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    Eyes Up Footy launch

    Sandy's Music, Dee Why · 4PM · free · album start to finish, CDs $20

  3. Sat 28 Nov

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    Good Day Out 2.0

    7th Day Brewery, 14/9 Powells Rd, Brookvale · noon until infinity · free · all ages til 8PM with an adult · for Surfers for Climate

Good Day Out goes again

Last year was a good old-fashioned rodeo and raised $25,000 for Surfers for Climate. This year we go harder: Surf Trash, Goons of Doom, Good Sniff, The Darrans, Ghazza, The Blamers, The Bleeding Lizards, T.F.O.E., Scatterlight, The Buddz, Bingo Night, and DJs Lucky Jim and Simmo.

Poster art by Ben Brown (@mentalben).

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Music videos, festival chaos and a day on the Beaches. Swipe across.

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Merch table

Two shirts. That's the whole shop. Hand-drawn Colour Calboy flames, front and centre.

Black t-shirt with a red hand-drawn flame box reading The Good Kids above dancing figures

Calboy Black

The Colour Calboy black tee. Red flames on black. Looks best covered in someone else's beer.

A$40

Grab the black one

Pick your size and pay on Bandcamp.

White t-shirt with an orange and red flame box, blue lettering reading The Good Kids and blue dancing figures

Calboy White

The Colour Calboy white tee. Full-colour flames on white. For the ones who stay clean til the encore.

A$40

Grab the white one

Pick your size and pay on Bandcamp.

Six pelicans

The Good Kids are best buds who grew up on Sydney's Northern Beaches and never stopped mucking around. A typical show is six buffoons having an improvised circus rock-and-roll party with the audience: someone's hitting the tambo, someone's on our shoulders, someone's surfing the crowd on a foamie. We call it eyes up footy. Along the way: triple j Unearthed Feature Artists in 2024, a RAGE Wild One for No Parks (at the Beach), back on the Tracks Party Tour for another year, and our own Good Day Out, which raised $25,000 for Surfers for Climate. The debut album, Eyes Up Footy, lands 30 October.

Want us at your thing? Sing out.

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