Australian funk/rock heroes Skunkhour are marking a massive milestone: the 30th anniversary of their iconic single, “Up To Our Necks In It.” To commemorate this occasion, the band is embarking on a national tour this October and November, officially titled the Up To Our Necks In It (for 30 Years) tour. Fans across Australia can look forward to seeing the legendary act perform the track that defined a generation of Aussie funk and rock.

The 1995 smash hit “Up To Our Necks In It” cemented the band’s cult sonic alchemy. This track successfully catapulted Skunkhour from the local Australian scene into international renown, proving the enduring appeal of their unique, genre-bending style. Thirty years later, the single remains a defining piece of Australian music history, known for its driving basslines, sharp horns, and infectious groove.

The 30th Anniversary Tour Details

The upcoming tour will be a massive celebration of this legacy. It will showcase the track “Up To Our Necks In It” alongside all your other Skunkhour favourites, plus a few surprises from their extensive back catalogue. The band remains one of the country’s most enduring acts, consistently influencing new generations of musicians in the funk and rock genres. Joining them on the road as very special guests are the acclaimed Brisbane-based hip-hop and funk collective, Resin Dogs. This combination promises a powerful night of high-energy Australian music.

This tour is a unique opportunity to celebrate the past, present, and future of this influential collective. Skunkhour’s commitment to performing and recording continues to inspire fans. The band’s classic albums, which include tracks like “The River” and “Pull Up To The Bumper,” are available on streaming platforms such as Spotify and are a must-listen for anyone attending the show. You can find tickets and full tour dates on the official Skunkhour website. Don’t miss the chance to join them in 2025 for this massive anniversary celebration! For more history on the band, check out our previous article discussing the rise of funk-rock in 90s Australian music.