Some bands were never meant to grow up. Barrelling out of sleepy Perth in the grunge-pop explosion of '95, Jebediah were the eternal teens of the Oz alternative scene with songs about “Tracksuit”s and “Leaving Home” and instant-platinum albums called Slightly Odway and Of Someday Shambles. Like a shot of red cordial, the four school friends never failed to ignite a pub or festival stage in the mid '00s. Despite a long recording hiatus and front man Kevin Mitchell's success under the Bob Evans pseudonym, their gleeful 2011 return with Kosciuszko rolled into a massive 20th birthday tour in 2015.