Details for KidCrusher's Upcoming Australian Events

KidCrusher has a couple upcoming show in Australia. The first show is taken place on May 29th in Penrith, Sydney at the Tattersalls Hotel. The show will feature FAYGO on tap and FREE ENTRY. The second show is taken place on June 8th in St Kilda, Melbourne at The Espy Hotel. Tickets for this show will cost you $20 at the door, or $15 on oztix.com.au. You can find out all the details by click the links below. A Press release has also been attached to this article. FLH Event Page Details:

KidCrusher (w/ DJ BubZombie & Zombie Girls) – Penrith, Sydney (May 29th) KidCrusher (w/ DJ BubZombie & Zombie Girls) – St Kilda, Melbourne (June 8th)

Press Release:

KidCrusher, a Horrorcore Juggalo rapper from Adelaide, South Australia will be appearing in SYDNEY at Tattersalls Hotel in Penrith, May 29th for a night of painted faces, dancing zombie girls and bloody murder music. Tattersalls will also be serving the Juggalo’s drink of choice FAYGO on tap for this special event, which is imported from the United States and very hard for Australian fans to come by. What makes this night even more worthy of checking out? It won’t cost you a dollar, as its FREE ENTRY. There will also be a bonus show in MELBOURNE the following weekend, on June 8th at The Espy Hotel, tickets for that show are $20 at the door, or $15 on oztix. It's a long weekend so there's no reason not to party on a Sunday! This is the first time KidCrusher has headlined an event in 3 years, so the set list is going to be like no other! To shine some light of the history of KidCrusher, he recently supported Insane Clown Posse on their Australian Tour last December as well as featuring on their record labels compilation album “Tunnel Runners” in stores world wide. You may also recognise him from his appearance on TV’s Law & Order as The Axis Of Death. Promoting his recent album release “Metal Murder 3D” which features 36 New Tracks and guest appearances including Jahred Gomes of Hed(Pe) and also a Bonus DVD with a short film entitled “Alice In Zombieland” which was screened in cinemas throughout Australia in the film festival Trasharama. This show is set to highlight his music as he headlines this event with an entire hour of madness, so if you’re interested in a freak show of some serial killer cannibal clowns, this maybe the event for you to either bang your head to, or stand in the back and laugh for some form of entertainment. Unless your scared of clowns, we suggest leaving town for the