Sink your teeth into the latest video from the boisterous Aussie punks FANGZ

The Sydney-based lads latest earworm of a single now has a brilliant accompanying music vid! Place this one LOUD!

Sydney-based punk band FANGZ have just revealed a humorous music video for their new single ‘Won’t Be Me’ – filmed, directed and edited by Rhys Bennett (Polish Club, Totally Unicorn).

Shot predominantly at a cocktail bar and restaurant called Snacky Chan’s in Annandale, the clip focuses on a frayed couple, played by Callum Reilly and Sarah Bernardo, going on a deplorable date where the band members of FANGZ wreak havoc as restaurant staff, while also performing the song. Featuring vivid quick-cut editing, eccentric characters and cunning hilarity, the video is a restorative spectacle that attests to the group’s light-hearted spirit.

Bassist and songwriter Jameel Majam talks about the story behind the clip:

“The clip follows a couple in a less than perfect relationship going out on a date to a restaurant. From the get-go, they’re greeted by a terrible Uber driver who really sets the tone for the rest of the evening. They arrive at the restaurant expecting a nice evening, but unfortunately for them, this subpar establishment is run by the semi-professional punk band FANGZ.

“The lack of hygiene, etiquette and basic understanding of running a fine-dining eatery seems to further stoke the flames of this relationship. Eventually, the girlfriend of the pair leaves as the young suitor is left with the bill and a lonesome Uber ride home.”

Alongside the video, FANGZ recently announced a 20-date national headline tour, including an appearance at the rescheduled Halloween Hysteria festival and multiple performances in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and numerous regional towns.  Tour dates are listed below.

‘Won’t Be Me’ is available worldwide now

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Jason Bruckner( Contributor )

Singer, guitar player, songwriter, music fan.

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