Gang of Youths

The Australian Prime Minister was spotted in the crowd at the Gang of Youths performance at Enmore Theatre overnight, holding a beer and wearing a Joy Division ...

Anthony Albanese has celebrated a win in the polls by rocking out at a concert in Sydney's Inner West. Watch Anthony Albanese rocking out in the video above Anthony Albanese rocks out at Gang of Youths concert

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Anthony Albanese has skolled a beer amid cheers at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney as he attended a Gang of Youths performance on Monday night.

“I never had a drop for the whole period I was prime minister.” Anthony Albanese has skolled a beer amid cheers at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney as he attended a Gang of Youths performance on Monday night. Anthony Albanese has skolled a beer amid cheers at the Enmore theatre in Sydney as he attended a Gang of Youths performance on Monday night.

The crowd at a Gang of Youths concert in Sydney erupted on Monday night after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sculled a beer before raising his empty ...

After cajoling from the audience, Mr Albanese sculled the rest of his beer before standing and showing the adoring auditorium his empty schooner After cajoling from the audience, Mr Albanese sculled the rest of his beer before standing and showing the adoring auditorium his empty schooner. Anthony Albanese channels Bob Hawke as he downs a beer to the roar of the crowd at Gang of Youths concert

Anthony Albanese drank a beer as crowds cheered him on at a concert at Sydney's Enmore Theatre on Monday night.

Another attendee said that Albanese was spotted as soon as he took his seat, leading to cheers from the crowd. After finishing his beer, he gave the crowd a wave, and sat down to enjoy the concert, held in his electorate of Grayndler. Albanese put up a Facebook post and photos of himself at the Labor team meeting just hours before the concert, saying that he was “so proud of my local community” and that it was his local community and the people who work in it that made it “such as wonderful place to live”.

Crowd cheers as rock music-loving PM performs prime ministerial tradition of public beer-chugging during concert in Sydney.

In 1954, he sculled a yard glass – two and a half pints – of beer in 11 seconds, an achievement that earned him a spot in the Guinness Book of Records. he has a socialism of the heart.” The test came back negative. [for the camera for cheering students](https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/apr/19/tony-abbott-drinks-schooner-beer-six-seconds-sydney-pub) and [in the crowd at a rugby game](https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/footage-of-tony-abbott-skolling-a-beer-emerges-online/news-story/3fcb0534e3f9e15c408c4e8cc43e63b1). Albanese, wearing a Joy Division T-shirt, was filmed at the Australian rock band’s concert with his partner Jodie Haydon. His win

David Le'aupepe and his Gang of Youths band mates brought their Australian tour to a close with an "intimate" performance at Sydney's Enmore Theatre.

To end their biggest Australian tour to date on such a sentimental and exclusive note was a masterstroke by the band. The more relaxed setting also facilitated storytelling, with Le’aupepe waxing lyrical about getting kicked out of the venue twice for being drunk in his youth, and being refused entry to see the likes of Sonic Youth and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. As per tour tradition, Gretta Ray appeared for a softer but no less epic rendition of ‘The Deepest Sighs, The Frankest Shadows’ from 2017’s Go Farther in Lightness. Hobden joined soon after to add violin to the opening movements of ‘Do Not Let Your Spirit Wane’, with the rest of the band arriving in due course. Like many outings in the unplugged tradition, setlist staples were traded for deeper cuts and the occasional cover. Despite being promised a stripped-back acoustic set, the audience was in raucous spirits before the band took the stage.

The Prime Minister is met with loud cheers as he is spotted in the crowd at Sydney's Enmore Theatre for a Gang of Youths concert and takes a leaf out of the ...

Before attending the concert the Member for Grayndler, which takes in Enmore, spent the day visiting a local jewellery workshop and members of the Inner West Council. The inner-west local was spotted in the balcony by revellers on the main floor before the concert began. The PM received a rock star welcome at the Gang of Youths concert at Sydney's Enmore Theatre when he downed what appeared to be a beer.