THE DAMNED: Captain Sensible Talks 50 Years of Punk Chaos, Legacy & Returning to Australia
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The Everblack Podcast spoke to Captain Sensible from The Damned about 50 years of punk chaos, the band's incredible legacy, returning to Australia, wild stories from the early days, leaving the 9-5 behind for rock 'n' roll, staying authentic in modern music, and why The Damned are still going strong after five decades.
THE DAMNED AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND SEPTEMBER 2026 TOUR DATES Tuesday 8th September AUCKLAND, Powerstation Thursday 10th September SYDNEY, The Opera House Friday 11th September BRISBANE, The Tivoli Sunday 13th September MELBOURNE, The Forum
Tickets: From: https://thephoenix.au/the-damned-2026/
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