Apart from some 1500 pub gigs they have played at many community events including at Sydney Airport to 6,000 workers stranded when Ansett collapsed, Peace Rallies in Sydney and Brisbane, No Racism, No War Rally to 50,000 people in the Domain, Corroboree Sovereignty for indigenous rights in Canberra, refugee rights, May Day celebrations of workers rights, National Aboriginal and Islander Day of Celebration and the Hiroshima Day Rally.

Record Label: The Stress of Leisure Recording Co./Plus One Records

About: Types who like to get out there amongst it be it funky, irreverent or just wild.

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It’s tempting to start this story by telling you about the fist fight that broke out between two strangers Tom (guitar) and Greg (drums), when they both stumbled on a rare pristine vinyl copy of Tom Waits’ Rain Dogs in an op-shop for five bucks, and that Paul (bass) who hanging around looking for more instruments to add to his already outrageously huge collection was the only other person who could stump up the five bucks that day, but this story is simply not true. And that any resemblance to the truth is merely coincidence.

Smallest Horse are a story-shouting band from Brisbane. The powerfully candid songwriting has been known to make people feel stuff.

Rock'n'roll with Heli, Sol, Brett and Chrissy! Featuring members from Happy Times, Boondall Boys, Mad Macka, Campus Tramps, Helical Sun, Gravelrash, Fuzzbabes, Skeleton Quay!

Songs for the lost and the lonely.

Flangipanis are a male-backed 4 piece pop punk band from Brisbane. Their songs are about drinking, fucking up, getting fucked up, and sometimes fucking. They formed in 2008, a year or so later they acquired a second guitarist and in 2011 they released their first studio album Cover Your Ears. 
The last 10 years have been busy for Flangipanis with five different releases, countless interstate tours, topping the 4ZZZ Hot 100 4 times and most recently their first international tour to Japan.

A Country Practice is a family band living on Yuggera and Turrbal Country. Fluctuating from pastoral ambience to skip-hop fused folk and drone-country, the group carve out their own little niche with brittle Casio keyboards, drum machines and nylon string guitars. Their debut album, released in 2021, explores the trio's time growing up in regional Queensland, the importance of urban gardening, and a longing for suburbia.

Companionship, skilled musicianship and insane energy come together to form active Aussie rock quartet Roadhouse from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Four best mates forming in early 2016, they have carved themselves a reputation for a blood pumping live show bolstering a large repertoire of well crafted, catchy modern rock anthems.

June Low are an indie-rock/pop and dark roots outfit originally from Brisbane. Solo or in band format, and best served with a glass of red, these songs dish up flavours of love, disaster and nostalgia but always leave you feeling full.