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Legendary band Australian Crawl reforms for first time in 40 years
David Reyne, Simon Binks and James Reyne will reform Australian Crawl for a run of shows later this year. (Supplied)
For the first time in four decades, Australian Crawl, one of the country's most celebrated rock bands, is getting back together.
Original frontman James Reyne will reunite with guitarist Simon Binks and drummer David Reyne for 10 shows in October and November, their first since the band split in 1986.
While James Reyne has continued to perform Australian Crawl material over the years, these shows mark the first time the band has reunited under the name.
Earlier this year, Binks and James Reyne filed a Federal Court application against former drummer Bill McDonough, who had registered trademarks relating to the band's name in the 1990s.
Hunter Valley all-star Aussie tour brings band together after 40 years
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Playing for the first time in four decades, Australian Crawl will headline an all-Aussie tour hitting the Hunter Valley later this year.
The Red Hot Summer Tour will open in Toowoomba in Queensland on Saturday, October 17, with dates throughout NSW before coming to the Roche Estate on October 31.
The all-star line-up features Men at Work, Birds of Tokyo, Vika & Linda, Eskimo Joe, Boom Crash Opera and Ella Hooper.
Australian Crawl shaped the Australian music scene between 1978 and 1986 with several hits including Reckless (Don't Be So).
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