Soreheads II: Brisbane Showdown heads to Brisbane Showgrounds on 1 December

Soreheads II: Brisbane Showdown is advertised for Tuesday 1 December 2026 at Brisbane Showgrounds in Bowen Hills. SayTrueGod versus Tommy the Cowboy leads the promotion, with Jake Young versus Kobie Dee billed as the co-main event. The official Instagram campaign now gives the next Soreheads show a date, a venue and a ten-bout promotional card.

The promoter’s Flicket listing advertises a 4:00–9:30pm event window. Those are the published event times, rather than a guaranteed start time for any individual fight. Fans following a particular participant should keep the distinction in mind as the running order develops.

The headline and co-main pairings

SayTrueGod is presented as the defending Soreheads cruiserweight titleholder against Tommy the Cowboy. That is the promotion’s own title billing. It should be understood within the Soreheads event rather than expanded into a claim about a national or international governing-body championship.

The pairing gives the artist a different opponent from his advertised Yeppoon contest with Jake Douglas. Douglas and Jake Young are different athletes: Young is the participant named on the Brisbane co-main poster opposite Kobie Dee. Keeping the two names clear matters when following the story from the first show into the second.

The event listing describes Young as an MMA prospect. Kobie Dee brings an established music identity, with his own official artist pages documenting that work. Their boxing appearance is the new shared setting; neither participant’s background should be mistaken for an already verified boxing record.

Ten advertised matchups

The campaign also names Jordan Simi against Shaq Mitchell and Todd Carney against Jude. Further pairings are Tee Runitback against Jimmy Judge, Seaton Reid against Cassius Wright, Ozziemozzy against Kaine Zammit, Arthur Mariel against Milo, Kickflipskateboard against Melonkiz, and Jimmy Thunda against Cooper Benson.

Each pairing has its own original poster in the campaign. The full-card artwork brings them together, while the individual announcements identify the public accounts tagged by the promoter. Those posts make a much more useful starting point than assigning an unrelated profile to a familiar-looking name.

For readers who first met Soreheads through Yeppoon, there are returning names alongside new introductions. That mixture gives the second show several stories to follow. Some supporters will arrive for the main event; others will be watching someone from their own music, sporting or creator community take on a public challenge.

From the announcement to the night itself

The Instagram campaign has already moved through different stages. The full-card announcement said tickets were coming soon. A later ticket-release post said they were on sale and directed supporters to the promoter’s Flicket listing. Both posts belong in the history, but the earlier wording should not overwrite the later update.

The Doctor Social is named as a supporting sponsor in the promotion. The campaign’s claims about scale and status remain promotional descriptions; the date, venue and published matchups are the concrete details fans can use to follow the event now.

There is still a difference between an advertised card and the final contests that take place. Opponents, timing and availability can change. Official weigh-ins, bout classifications and eventual results need their own confirmation, and a poster does not settle those questions in advance.

Follow the Brisbane build-up here

The Soreheads event page brings the ten promotional pairings together with the original artwork, linked fighter profiles and side-by-side tale-of-the-tape panels. Our dedicated matchup features explain the main-event and co-main stories, while the venue guide keeps the practical event information in one place.

That gives the Brisbane campaign a lasting home beyond the order in which Instagram happens to show the posts. The next chapter is clearly identified, the earlier Yeppoon coverage stays in its own archive, and fans can follow the people who interest them through to the next announcement.