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…"

Dee Why RSL! Saturday 26th Jan SOLD OUT Sunday 27th Jan on sale now! These will be Sunnyboys only club shows for 2019. Get yer tickets now via phone (02) 94544000, in person at the club or at deewhyrsl.com.au.

The promise of the late seventies punk and new wave movements ushered in the most fertile time in Australia’s musical development. Venues were bursting at the seams with Sydney leading the charge as the cultural centre. Only London could have matched Sydney at the time for the sheer volume and diversity of what was being produced. From these inspired times a few bands managed to rise to the top, taking their sound further than most and more importantly, engaging generations of new followers years after that…

This week we passed 12,000 Sunnyboys Fan Club page followers!  

We first posted on 29 March 2012 hoping to catch up with the few hundred other members of the original Sunnyboys Fan Club from the 1980s - to share some stories and photos.  

We've still got those classic photos, posters and newsletters to share, but so much more as we share in the band's resurgence. Thanks to everyone - worldwide - for supporting the page and the Sunnyboys. See you down the front this summer! 

Ahead of their 2018 By The C and Dee Why RSL performances Sunnyboys are having a sale of all existing t-shirt stock - 30% of everything! With older designs from as little as $21.00. There are live CD and DVD packages too. Click here for all your needs (steak knives not included …) 

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 ▶

Anita’s is an ornate heritage ballroom, capacity 1200 people and on Wollongong’s northern fringe. It’s stunning. Sprung wooden dance floor, ornate fittings. Too few of these places left. Shows in the Gong are feast or famine – they’re either well-supported or they die with dismal attendances. But who doesn’t want to see the Sunnyboys? It’s sold-out. 

There’s not much that can be said about the Sunnyboys that hasn’t been said here, and elsewhere, many times before. They are THE Australian music success…

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…