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What happens after the world’s most raucous rock/fusion instrumental power trio releases a concept album about an Antarctic duck fleeing a penguin policeman all the way to New York City, where further misadventures and danger await? They launch the DUCK World Tour, of course. The Aristocrats bring their trademark musical virtuosity and inherent absurdity to stages…


What happens after the world’s most raucous rock/fusion instrumental power trio releases a concept album about an Antarctic duck fleeing a penguin policeman all the way to New York City, where further misadventures and danger await? They launch the DUCK World Tour, of course.

Three musicians in wide-brimmed hats stand on a dusty road with mountains in the background.

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The Aristocrats bring their trademark musical virtuosity and inherent absurdity to stages across AUSTRALIA, where they’ll be playing (and perhaps even explaining) a sizable chunk of their new album DUCK as well as classic cuts from their five-album catalogue.

Three musicians with long hair stand against a wall covered in graffiti and band posters.

Over the past 12 years,The Aristocrats– guitarist Guthrie Govan(Steven Wilson, Hans Zimmer, Asia/GPS), bassist Bryan Beller (Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Dethklok), and drummer Marco Minnemann (Steven Wilson, Joe Satriani, Steve Hackett) – have established themselves as one of the most musically original, refreshingly irreverent, and astoundingly entertaining instrumental rock-fusion acts on the planet. Global media have gushed with the UK’s Rhythm Magazine declaring them “More fun than fusion has a right to be…” and The San Diego Union Tribune avowing, “If there is a more accomplished, empathetic and versatile all-instrumental trio in rock than The Aristocrats, I’ve yet to hear them…”

Three stylised figures in gothic attire pose together in a black and white illustration captioned "Aristocrats".
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