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Who better to carry on the legacy of MĂśtley CrĂźe, Thin Lizzy and AC/DC than a no-holds-barred Aussie quartet who shamelessly indulge in rock culture excess? Australia's Airbourne have been rocking out in the over-the-top style of their favorite '70s and '80s acts since 2001 and show no signs of slowing down.
Formed in Warrnambool in the early '00s, Airbourne initially consisted of brothers Joel and Ryan O'Keeffe, who played lead guitar and drums, respectively. They were soon joined by rhythm guitarist David Roads and Adam Jacobson on bass. Together, the quartet left for Melbourne and released their first EP: 2004's self-financed Ready To Rock.
Their fanbase expanded as Airbourne opened for big-name acts like The Rolling Stones and MÜtley Crße. In 2006, they traveled to the United States to record their debut album, Runnin' Wild, at Capitol Records with producer Bob Marlette. The album was later released in 2007 via Roadrunner Records.
That same year, Airbourne toured with Kid Rock and Korn and issued a live EP, Live At The Playroom. In 2010, they released their sophomore album, No Guts. No Glory, which was nominated for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album at the 2010 ARIA Music Awards. The next year, Airbourne supported Iron Maiden on the UK leg of their Final Frontier World Tour.
In 2013, the band released their third album, Black Dog Barking, which was produced by Brian Howes and later nominated for another ARIA Award for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album. The next year, Airbourne began recording their fourth studio album, Breakin' Outta Hell, which arrived in 2016.
Breakin' Outta Hell became the group's highest charting album in multiple countries: Australia at No. 13, Austria at No. 3, Germany at No. 3, Switzerland at No. 4, and UK at No. 9. It was also nominated for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album at the ARIA Music Awards in 2017. That same year, founding rhythm guitarist David Roads announced that he would be leaving the band. He was replaced by Matt "Harri" Harrison, who had previously played in Palace Of The King.Â
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Runnin' Wild, Airbourne released a compilation album in 2017 called Diamond Cuts: The B-Sides. In 2019, the band released their fifth studio album, Boneshaker, which was produced by Dave Cobb and broke the Top 10 in Germany and Switzerland. In 2022, they hit the road for a North American tour. Catch this hard-rocking band live when they come to a city near you.
Non stop Kick Ass Rock n Roll, love the Joel interaction with crowd, left their smelling of beers , Jack Daniels, sweat , the only way to leave a Airbourne Concert, big shout out to Native Howl and thrash grass đ¤âď¸
The reincarnation of 1977 AC/DC. Straight rock and roll, played loud and proud with so much energy. I doubt there's any band on earth that can match the intensity of Airbourne live! Loved every second of this show!!!
Airbourne was absolutely amazing! Their high energy and talent are bar none!!
The boys always put on a great show and know how to entice a crowd. The sound guy though⌠when the singer screamed, it rattled the speakers and rattled ears. Half the crowd had to plug out ears. Its been 3 days and Im still ringing. But loved rockin out!
High energy good old dirty rock! What an experience. Played all their best. Small venue was awsomd!
If you havenât seen Airbourne yet, do yourself a favour and do so! High energy, loud as f*** and great tunes! Let the drinks flow and Live it Up!!!
The Corona Theater is a small venue so none of the energy was lost. The experience was really great. But I almost couldnt see it cause the apps decided to update my password 1/2 an hour before the show, so I couldnt access my tickets. By chance I had PRINTED my receipt.
Wonderful! Great sound; Corona Theatre is a great stage for rock events and Airbourne are amazing musicians!
I have seen many concerts, but none come close to the level of energy given by Airbourne. The band, specially the frontman, never stops from the beginning to the end.
The whole show was well prepared, the stage the lights the speakers and Airbourne were blastin the whole room and crowd was shaking!! Totally blew my mind how amazing they were, never gonna forget this dayđ¤đ˝ Even on the other side..
The band was awesome and very energetic but just too loud for the venue
Airbourne never disappoints in their live shows. Full of energy and hard rock from start to finish. My ears rarely ring anymore from a concert, but this one had them ringing until lunch the next day. If you like good, old-school hard rock, then I could highly recommend checking these guys out.
Great venue, great line up (One Bad Son and The Glorious Sons opened up for Airbourne) and awesome ticket price!
Sorry Airbourne but you were blown away by One bad Son and Glorious sons. In the future you should open for them. OBS and Glorious Rocked the house down!!! They are fantastic!! Can't wait to see them again!
Can't wait to see them again, awesome show...couldn't hear for a couple of days...
These guys do put on an extremely high energy show........but after 6 or 7 tunes everything starts to sound the same. The frontman's singing/screaming starts to grate after a while.....the same can be said for his smashing beer cans on his head. People who seemed to be extremely intoxicated were loving the show........so what do I know?
Airbourne did not disappoint, they put on a great show!
One more time? Airbourne never disappoints in the delivery of a powerful hard rock event Dallas Club is a great venue, well organized! The highlight of my evening was how GREAT Glorious Son was'!' I did not know them, and now I sold for life! Very great evening!
You can never go wrong by showing up to an Airbourne show. It cured my sore back that night.
The concert was great, but venue had poor acoustics and it is poorly ventilated.
