Last Dinosaurs

About

Last Dinosaurs are an indie rock band from Brisbane, Australia, formed in 2007 by singer Sean Caskey and drummer Dan Koyama, later joined by guitarist Lachlan Caskey and a bassist. The band's name comes from the song "Last Dinosaur" by Japanese group The Pillows. They broke through in 2012 with the album In a Million Years, which reached number eight on the Australian albums chart on the strength of singles such as "Honolulu" and "Time & Place". Since then the group has released four more albums, including the concept record KYORYU (2024) and Wellnxss (2026), a re-recorded version of their 2015 album Wellness.

highest position on the Australian album chart with In a Million Years

#18

highest position on the Australian ARIA chart with Wellness

previously unreleased tracks on Wellnxss

What's new

2026-02
The band released Wellnxss, a re-recorded version of their 2015 album Wellness, featuring five previously unreleased tracks.
2025-10
The announcement of Wellnxss was accompanied by the release of two new tracks, 'Kxrma' and 'Dive', and a North American tour that kicked off on February 20, 2026.
2024
The band released the concept album KYORYU, accompanied by an accompanying manga, and later that year made their South American debut with shows in Brazil, Peru, Argentina, and Chile.
2026-09
In September 2026, the band plays a series of British and Irish club shows under the 'Good Kid: Can We Hang Out?' tour.