Venom P. Stinger
Music - Rock and Pop
Alert Added!
Customize your e-mail preferences and more on My Ticketmaster.
Please enter your e-mail address.
That is not a valid e-mail address format. Please try again.
Please enter your zip code.
This zip/postal code entered is invalid. Please try again.
You are currently registered for a different area. To change your area, please visit My Account and update your Profile.
E-mail me before tickets go on sale for Venom P. Stinger.
If you have a My Ticketmaster account, this artist will be added to My Alerts in My Ticketmaster.
Your info may also be shared with the artist. By signing up, you may receive e-mails directly from the artist's representatives as well as from Ticketmaster.
If you are under 13 years old, you must not fill in this form or provide any information about yourself.
Ticketmaster Privacy Policy
Your info may also be shared with the artist. By signing up, you may receive e-mails directly from the artist's representatives as well as from Ticketmaster.
If you are under 13 years old, you must not fill in this form or provide any information about yourself.
Ticketmaster Privacy Policy
Bookmark & ShareWe currently do not have any tickets on-sale for Venom P. StingerGet notified before Venom P. Stinger tickets go on sale! Click the Add to My Alerts button above.Browse for an upcoming event:Please enter a city or zip code if you would like to search with the next 90 days
Please select a category
This search can only display events occurring within 60 days from the first date selected.
Download Music From iTunes
By clicking any links above, the iTunes application will launch or you will be prompted to download iTunes if you don't have it.
Venom P. Stinger In-depth Biography
Playing unconventional avant-garde music to a strong live audience, Melbourne band Venom P. Stinger issued their debut album, Meet My Friend Venom, in January 1987. Completely uncompromising and uncommercial, it was followed by the equally uncompromising single, "Walking About"/"26 Milligrams," in July 1988. Guitarist Mick Turner left to re-form the band Fungus Brains for their 1989 album I'm So Glad, until Turner, bassist Alan Secher-Jensen, drummer Jim White, and new singer Nick Palmer re-formed Venom P. Stinger in 1991.
Their second album, What's Yours Is Mine, was released in October 1990 followed by the four-track EP Waiting Room in November 1991. The band toured the U.S., releasing the album Live (In Davis, CA) in 1992. At the end of the year, Turner and White formed Dirty Three with violinist Warren Ellis; White and Ellis also toured and recorded with the Blackeyed Susans during this time. Secher-Jensen formed the band Come the Rubber Pig, although Venom P. Stinger regrouped at the end of 1993. They released the single "Thick-skin"/"Tearbucketer" in August 1994, followed by their final album, Tear Bucket. ~ Brendan Swift, All Music Guide Some of the information on this page is provided by All Music Guide and does not necessarily reflect the views of Ticketmaster.
|
|||||||||
Portions of content provided by All Music Guide © 2008 All Media Guide, LLC. All Music Guide is a trademark of All Media Guide, LLC.