The premiere SA Screening of the Screamfeeder feature-length documentary, The Ending Goes Forever.

Screamfeeder forged their own way: a path built on respect, loyal fans, passion and never losing sight of why they picked up guitars in the first place. A path still being forged, more than 30 years on. All great friendships start as accidents, but for over thirty years the creative partnership at the heart of Screamfeeder has remained true to its original inspiration. This is their story.

Screamfeeder burst onto the scene in 1991. They went on to burn their names into the psyche – and history books – of Australian music. By 1993 they were touring Europe and had a US deal. They were ripe for the picking, but when the major labels came calling... they said no thanks.

They became one of the most beloved local acts of the ‘90s, enjoying success at radio and on the festival circuit with 1996’s Kitten Licks imprinting their music on a whole generation, and receiving recognition as one of the decade’s best albums.

Screamfeeder navigated the changing music business with good humour and a tireless work ethic, and continue to make vital and engaging music. This is the true story of those decades – struggle and success, heartbreak and failure, intoxicating highs and crushing lows. Told through interviews with fans, journalists and critics, fellow musicians and the band themselves, this film is a vivid journey along the road less travelled.

From homemade cassettes to US record deals, from the pubs of Brisbane to the stages of the US and Europe, it examines friendship, talent, hard work and luck, both good and bad. Sometimes poignant, sometimes hilarious, sometimes inspiring but always unflinchingly honest.

Ticket holders for this event also get free entry to Tim Steward and Kellie Lloyd at the Golden Wattle, on Friday 6th June.

Contact the host of The Ending Goes Forever at The Piccadilly Cinema, Adelaide