High-octane Aotearoa punk force Dick Move are renowned for their explosive live shows and blink-and-you’ll-miss-it anthems, blending party-punk chaos with razor-sharp political bite.Their third studio album, Dream Believe Achieve, out on Flying Nun Records / 1:12 Records, is classic Dick Move, 13 tracks of unrelenting energy delivered in just 25 minutes. The album features previously released singles, including the fierce punk-rock battle cry ‘Fuck It’, which delivers on what Dick Move do best: unbridled rejection of misogyny, control, and the systems that enable them. ‘Nurses’, an empowering protest anthem, ‘Scared Old Men’, where through snarling vocals and post-punk grit Dick Move confront the ways patriarchal systems restrict expression, exploit lives, and sustain capitalism’s broken machinery, and the short, punchy, hot take ‘Shut Your Mouth’.Following the album release, Dick Move are set to hit Australian shores in late January / early February 2026.No strangers to Australia, Dick Move have shared stages with Amyl & The Sniffers, Cosmic Psychos, C.O.F.F.I.N, and The Chats, and performed at festivals including BIGSOUND (Brisbane), River Rocks (Geelong), Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival, Psyched As (Sydney), and Dark Mofo (Hobart). They return this summer armed with their latest release, Dream, Believe, Achieve and a thick kiwi accent.Australian Tour Dates 2026:Wed 28 Jan, Melbourne - Mid Week Crisis, Last ChanceThu 29 Jan, Brisbane - Junk Bar Fri 30 Jan, Sydney - The Vic on the ParkSat 31 Jan, Wollongong - La La La’s Sun 1 Feb, Newcastle - Hamilton Station HotelFri 6 Feb, Geelong - Medusa Bar + More dates to be announced.
Energised by a strong community fighting for important social change and a need to turn late night political chat into action, Dick Move was formed in the depths of Karangahape Road’s Whammy Bar, and has become an essential party-punk voice for working people — and for all those that are fired up to make change in the world.
Dick Move spit out short sharp hot takes that call to the increasingly messed up world around them. Notorious already for their pumping live shows, Dick Move’s catalogue of blink-and-you’ll-miss-it punk anthems are cutting, confronting, empowering and dripping with brash cheekiness and political angst.