Spike Fuck Brings New Album Evidence to Zerox Newcastle
Melbourne artist Spike Fuck brings new album Evidence to Zerox Newcastle on Saturday 31 October 2026, with the show advertised from 7.30pm.

Spike Fuck at Zerox Newcastle brings the Melbourne artist to Sandhill on Saturday 31 October 2026, landing in Newcastle just weeks after the release of the new album evidence. The show begins from 7.30pm and forms part of a wider run taking the project through the UK and Europe.
Spike Fuck’s music has always worked in the spaces between styles. Post-punk, country, art-pop, new wave and scruffier rock textures all feed into songs that can sound bruised, funny and unexpectedly melodic at the same time. That refusal to stay neatly inside one genre has helped the project build a distinctive identity, particularly when the writing turns personal without becoming polished or overly tidy.
Spike Fuck at Zerox Newcastle follows the release of evidence
The timing gives this Newcastle date a clear focus. evidence arrived on 2 October, putting a fresh collection of songs at the centre of the tour. For anyone who has followed the earlier releases, the Zerox show offers a first chance in the city to hear how that newer material sits alongside the older catalogue in a live setting.
Zerox should suit the music’s tension between intimacy and abrasion. It is a close room rather than a distant stage, so quieter details have space to register before the louder sections push back. A Halloween date adds another wrinkle to the night without needing any extra gimmick around the performance itself.
The show takes place on Saturday 31 October at Zerox Newcastle, with the advertised time from 7.30pm. Ticket holders should check the artist and ticketing channels before travelling in case timings, support information or entry details change closer to the date.
This is one of the more left-field additions to Zerox’s autumn calendar. With a newly released record in tow and a catalogue that keeps pulling punk, pop and country ideas into the same orbit, Spike Fuck’s Newcastle stop should feel different from the more conventional guitar tours passing through the city this season.


