After a year that can only be described as a total knockout, Amyl and The Sniffers are bringing their high-octane stage presence to your screens. The Melbourne punks have officially announced the release of their new concert film, 'Live at Ally Pally 2025', documenting their monumental takeover of London’s historic Alexandra Palace.
The film premiered on YouTube last Wednesday, giving us all a chance to witness the band’s largest headline show to date—a performance the Evening Standard hailed as "brilliant from start to end."
The setlist is a relentless journey through the band's discography, featuring thundering renditions of fan favourites like 'Jerkin’', 'Tiny Bikini', and the existential rager 'Doing In Me Head'. Under the direction of the award-winning John Angus Stewart, the film provides an unflinching look at the group’s "razor-sharp ruckus." Stewart captures more than just the mosh pits; he highlights the band's evolution into "arena punk" icons who still use their platform to advocate for climate action and social justice.
The release serves as the victory lap for what has been a career-defining year. The band recently cleaned up at the ARIA Awards, sweeping major categories including Album of the Year and Best Group for their latest record, 'Cartoon Darkness'.
The global industry is clearly taking note, too. The band has secured their first-ever GRAMMY nomination, with the defiant and boisterous track 'U Should Not Be Doing That' up for Best Rock Performance. It’s a fitting nod for a group that has spent the last year graduating from rowdy pub backrooms to supporting AC/DC in stadiums.
If the film leaves you itching for the real thing, the Sniffers aren't slowing down. Following a string of sold-out international dates, they’ve confirmed a massive North American tour for June 2026.
For more, be sure to catch the band today on Instagram, Facebook, and X.
