The Old Bar presents:
SAME NAME CONFUSION (NZ)
With guests TBA
The Old Bar (Fitzroy, VIC)
Saturday, 5 December 2026 8:00 pm
Alt-rock outfit Same Name Confusion are embarking on a trans-Tasman tour in support of their new album, SNC (out September 25 via Winegum Records).
This is a band known for their captivating, theatrical live shows.
“It’s raw, energetic and eccentric...Same Name Confusion should be leaders of surreal performances and one not to be missed.” - Radio 13
The band have appeared at Cubadupa, Cross Street, and Tora Bombora Festivals, and have supported Australians Skegss, Lime Cordiale and Spacey Jane.
The new album, SNC, is a groove-focused record with a knack for finding the playful, romantic (and occasionally absurd) beauty in everyday life.
“It’s meant for dancing or at the very least tapping your toes with a grin.” - Andrej Radosavljevic
“I’m usually poking fun at myself and the people around me… that’s how I am in real life too.” - Luke Courtney
Same Name Confusion is a trans-tasman collaboration, with formerly Christchurch, then Wellington co-writers Luke Courtney and Andrej Radosavljevic now split between Auckland and Melbourne. This is a rare opportunity to see the band live with a five-piece band.
Supports to be announced.
This is a band known for their captivating, theatrical live shows.
“It’s raw, energetic and eccentric...Same Name Confusion should be leaders of surreal performances and one not to be missed.” - Radio 13
The band have appeared at Cubadupa, Cross Street, and Tora Bombora Festivals, and have supported Australians Skegss, Lime Cordiale and Spacey Jane.
The new album, SNC, is a groove-focused record with a knack for finding the playful, romantic (and occasionally absurd) beauty in everyday life.
“It’s meant for dancing or at the very least tapping your toes with a grin.” - Andrej Radosavljevic
“I’m usually poking fun at myself and the people around me… that’s how I am in real life too.” - Luke Courtney
Same Name Confusion is a trans-tasman collaboration, with formerly Christchurch, then Wellington co-writers Luke Courtney and Andrej Radosavljevic now split between Auckland and Melbourne. This is a rare opportunity to see the band live with a five-piece band.
Supports to be announced.