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Living off Guzman burritos and an affinity for indie pop, Fripps & Fripps crawled out of a local garage and onto Cronulla’s live music scene in early 2015.

With a full course of bangers the lads have delivered sold out appearances on Sydney’s southern fringe, and are back in 2020 with their debut EP; a sun-drenched array of backyard spliff and effortless summer fun.

In 2017, on the coastal town of Kiama on Pacific Avenue, a four-piece garage rock band was born, blending authentic rock & roll with today’s modern sound. The band stems its influences from the Surf-rock-garage sound, looking up to bands such as Hockey Dad and Skegss.

After a few months of lock down, the boys are back with newly release single ‘My Hero’ and their high energy live show.

Exploding from the South Coast of NSW, CLEWS is the cultivation of two unique creative minds and upbringings featuring sisters Lily and Grace Richardson. The two Mollymook natives were born and raised on the anthemic ballads of the ’90s. Now based in Sydney, the girls are singing big choruses and writing songs that will make your heart explode.

With the release of latest single “Hollywood”, it’s clear CLEWS is mirroring the confidence they’ve found in the live arena.

Recently nominated for ‘Best Live Act’ in the FBi SMAC Awards, The Buoys came in swinging for 2019 releasing singles ‘Inside Outside’ and ‘Gold’ both of which received airtime on the likes of Triple J, FBi and 4ZZZ and ‘Gold’ being premiered on Triple J Good Nights.

After a huge national tour with DZ Deathrays and hitting the festival circuit, The Buoys have just release they’re high energy EP “All this Talking Get’s Us Nowhere” and are gearing up to take the stage at Park House this November.