Black Cab (2nd show due to popular demand!)

Following the overwhelming response to their sold-out August show, Black Cab return to the Northcote Social Club for a special encore performance on Sunday 1 November, over the Melbourne Cup long weekend. Black Cab’s live show combines motorik electronics, cold-wave textures and cinematic post-punk with the intensity of a late-night club soundtrack. Think part Berlin nightclub, part psychedelic road trip—with full-body beats, immersive soundscapes and a subtle undercurrent of menace. The show follows the release of the Cab’s new single, 'Strange Attraction', and offers another chance to experience the band’s formidable live set in one of Melbourne’s best-loved venues. A second single, 'We Are Chemistry' will be launched at this show. Black Cab returns to Australia’s east coast capitals to play their first shows for 2026. With new recordings imminent, the Cab bring their unique blend of electronic rock to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Black Cab’s live show combines motorik electronics, cold-wave textures and cinematic post-punk with the intensity of a late-night club soundtrack. Think part late night Berlin nightclub, part psychedelic road trip, with full-body beats, immersive soundscapes, and a subtle undercurrent of menace. Formed in 2004, Black Cab’s sound has ranged from psychedelic krautrock to driving electronica, often drawing inspiration from Europe and American culture of the ’70’s and ’80’s. Black Cab’s debut album, Altamont Diary, a dark take on the Stones’ free concert at Altamont was released in 2004 to critical acclaim worldwide. The band has since released albums Jesus East (2006), Call Signs (2009), Games of the XXI Olympiad (2014) and the alt-soundtrack LP Akira (2017). Call Signs was shortlisted for the 2009 Australia Music Prize. Their last album, Rotsler’s Rules, was released in 2022 with the single of the same name featuring heavily on Berlin’s Radio Eins. The band headline regularly in Melbourne and the east coast of Australia, touring Europe in 2007. They have performed at the Sugar Mountain and Paradise festivals, Golden Plains, National Gallery of Victoria, Brisbane’s Gallery Of Modern Art, 2019’s Supersense Festival of the Ecstatic at