The Whitlams with Elton The Early Years and The Living End

Australian punk rock band The Living End rose to fame with "Prisoner of Society," known for fiery live shows, 8 albums, 6 ARIA wins, and influences like The Clash.

The Whitlams, formed in Newtown, Australia, in 1992, blend jaunty acoustics with high-energy performances. Known for ballads, they boast five platinum and gold albums, including "Eternal Nightcap." Notable albums like "Torch the Moon" hit ARIA #1. They've collaborated with symphony orchestras, including at the Sydney Opera House. The band features Tim Freedman and was joined by musicians from D.I.G. and Wolfmother. They're a top Australian live touring act.