What this concert celebrates
Pyramidiacs and Radio Days commemorate at Loco Club the 30th anniversary of the album Teeter Totter, the record that turned the Australians into European power pop icons. The concert includes the launch of the first vinyl edition of Teeter Totter, numbered and exclusive for attendees, a collector’s item only available during the Spanish tour. Radio Days, meanwhile, present their fifth album, released on Wild Honey Records, with songs blending the melodic punch of the Ramones and the rock edge of Elvis Costello.
Who’s performing
Pyramidiacs is a Sydney quartet formed by Eddie Owen, Bob Susnjara, and Mick «Funter» O’Regan, with a career dating back to the mid-90s. Their sound—bright guitars, vocal harmonies, and the DNA of Big Star or The Replacements—has made them a cult band for power pop fans in Europe. Radio Days, from Italy, have played over 350 concerts and toured with Green Day, Weezer, and Marky Ramone. Their style mixes jangle pop with the direct rock of the 70s, and they’ve performed at venues like Liverpool’s Cavern Club or León’s Purple Weekend.
Schedule and duration
The concert starts at 9:30 PM, with doors opening at 9:00 PM. According to the venue, the estimated duration is 2 hours and 30 minutes, split into two sets: Pyramidiacs close the night after Radio Days’ performance.
Prices and tickets
Tickets cost €20 in advance and €24 at the door, with a low-cost option of €10 for those entering before 9:15 PM. The ticket includes access to the concert and the chance to purchase the exclusive Teeter Totter vinyl (only available at tour shows). Tickets are nominal and non-refundable.
