KARMA POLICE - EP LAUNCH
DEBUT EP LAUNCH
KARMA POLICE
Pale and Blue
Following a stint in Airlock Studios with ARIA award-winning producer, Cody McWaters, and a push into the Brisbane music scene – including appearances at The Triffid and The Cave Inn – Karma Police are returning home to launch their debut EP, Pale and Blue.
The band’s first two 2026 single releases are already streaming everywhere, but it’s hard to beat the intensity and kick of Karma Police playing live to a packed, darkened room.
Joining Karma Police will be ChAMBER LANe and Table Manners, making for a stacked line-up with three of the Sunshine Coast’s hottest bands right now.
More than just another gig - it's the celebration of a project many months in the making. We want to share it with you.
This is your chance to say you were there at the beginning.
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Image 1: Karma Police, Brisbane, 2026. Photo: Warwick Gow
Image 2: Karma Police, Solbar, 2025. Photo: Ben McWha
Images 3, 4 & 5 (Gallery): Karma Police, Brisbane, 2026. Photos: Warwick Gow
Lineup
KARMA POLICE
Blending the raw edge of grunge with the urgency of post-punk and the melodic punch of alt-rock, this young four-piece is carving out a sound that feels both instinctive and tightly wound. There’s a sense of momentum to everything they do – songs that surge, performances on the edge of boiling point, and a trajectory that’s already getting noticed well beyond their home base.
ChAMBER LANe
ChAMBER LANe are on a mission to create the biggest anthems with just enough distortion to call it punk rock. At the heart of it is a sensitive soul of existential themes about heartbreak, overthinking and general mortality wrapped up in a nostalgic indie punk energy.
TABLE MANNERS
Table Manners blend sharp songwriting, infectious grooves, and a restless indie spirit into a sound that feels both familiar and fresh. Known for energetic live shows and memorable hooks, the band serves up songs about love, chaos, and growing up, delivering every performance with wit, heart, and undeniable chemistry.
Gallery
Acknowledgements
Karma Police acknowledge the Kabi Kabi People as the traditional custodians of the land upon which this event takes place. We extend our respect to their Elders - past, present and emerging - and through them to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.
This project is supported by the Sunshine Coast Council through the Regional Arts Development Fund, a partnership between the Queensland Government, through Arts Queensland, and Sunshine Coast Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
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