The Valiants are an explosive 5 piece Indie/Alt Rock outfit, sprouting from the hills of East Melbourne. With influences ranging from Arctic Monkeys to AC/DC, they bring a unique sound to the Melbourne rock scene. Punchy drums, groovy bass lines, duelling guitar riffs, and soaring keys are what you can expect from these boys as they tear up stages near you.
Hank’s Jalopy Demons have performed publicly in Melbourne and Internationally since 1996. The latest line-up has been particularly active in seedy late night bars, where they have assailed unsuspecting victims with their well practiced and expert renditions of unadulterated Rock-a-billy music (sometimes cut with illicit substances such as late-50s garage Rock‘n’Roll and Hillbilly).
Hank Ferguson is a notorious Rock-a/Hill-billy singer, previously convicted for crimes against musical taste with the “Starliners” (1991-2002); specializing in vocal gymnastics and six-stringed acoustic guitar.
Dave Cantrell – Highly dangerous! Previous convictions include musical assault with electric guitar, vocals, steel guitar, trumpet and saxophone. Said assaults occurred between 1984 and 2011 on behalf of such bands as the “Stringbusters”, the “Straight 8s” and the “Starliners”.
Til (Snappy) Vex – Convicted of grievous bodily harm against numerous bull fiddles, electric basses and amplifiers over the last two decades. Connections with wild combinations include the highly sought after “Black Slacks”, “Rockin’ Bandits”, the “Roadsters” and “Straight 8s”.
Andrew Lindsay – known as “Mr. Rhythm” in hip circles; has served time most of his adult life for the supply of specialist drumming in such outfits as the “Roadsters”, the “Dancehall Racketeers”, the “Moonie Valley Drifters”, the “Starliners” and “Benny & the Flybyniters” between 1986 and 2012.
A quirk filled, four-piece, alternative indie-rock band, The Kids Next Door blend a wide range of influences into a delicious sonic concoction. Originally from the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, now residing in Melbourne, their sound moves from crooning country ballads to fast-paced, fuzzed out rock riffs. Their harmonies will tug on those tender heart strings, whilst their air-tight dynamics will get your heart rate racing and your head banging.
Members
Oscar (Guitar) Vinny (Vocals
Guitar) Jack (Bass) Nicholas (Drums)
Voodoo Boogie is three of Melbourne's biggest and most popular blues and roots bands who have got together and created a mobile mini festival. The Theatre Royale gig in Castlemaine will be the 5th Voodoo Boogie show, it's a well-oiled Blues machine.
The Moving Stills are a Pop/Alt Rock band from Macmasters Beach, NSW. Wading through Surf flavours and Sweet Garage/80's New York sounds, with acoustic driven numbers and pop melodies that soothe and stick.
The Stills released their latest single ‘Nineteen’ in January 2018. Working with Sydney producer, Ian Pritchett. ‘Nineteen’ , the single, speaks to the bands age and is an ode to the bitter sweet inevitability of age and adulting. It's inspired by their two years out of high school and navigates their growth over that time. Setting the tone is Tom’s vocals, with the familiar grunge and acoustic driven sticky surf-rock setting pace, not too shy from the likes of The Growlers and Catfish & The Bottlemen. The single scored plays on Triple J’s Home and Hosed show with Declan Byrne. It also features on multiple Spotify playlists including, ‘Chords + Cardigans’ and currently has 43.6K streams.
Inspired by the cinematic surf sounds of Joe Meek, John Barry and Jack Nitzsche, the hot rod twang of Link Wray and the eccentric genius of Lee Perry’s Upsetters, The Here Here’s play an all original repertoire of melodic, toe tapping and memorable killer instrumentals.
Austin Mackay is an Indie/Folk/Rock, Singer/Songwriter from Newcastle, Australia.
Hailing from Newcastle NSW, Austin Mackay is one of the fastest rising Singer/Songwriters on the scene, emerging nationally at a rapid pace. From supporting a bunch of established, Australian acts including: Boo Seeka, The Dreggs and Kim Churchill, to selling out headline shows across the country, Austin has well and truly made his mark in one of the country’s most thriving music scenes.
At only 20 years of age, Austin has gained years of experience as both a writer and a performer, leading him to create his own fusion of Indie/Folk/Rock music. Made up of energetic guitar riffs and roaring vocal melodies, Austin’s distinct sound is significantly influenced by the likes of James Bay and John Mayer. Gaining over 250,000 Spotify streams in just his first year releasing music, it’s clear that Austin’s songs have a tendency to leave his listeners wanting more, and more is exactly what he is about to give them.
Coming out of the gate firing in 2021, Austin released his debut Australian Tour. The ‘Without You Tour’ saw Austin sell out shows throughout QLD, NSW, VIC & SA, and play to rooms filled with singing and smiling crowds. Austin’s raw and energetic presence, along with his storytelling ability, create a dynamic throughout his live show which is unmatched and unlike any other. From start to finish, Austin will grasp your full attention and take you on a journey throughout the highs and lows of both his life and past experiences.
With a sold-out tour already under his belt, Austin has no plans of slowing down, having already released his next Australian tour. Austin will be playing shows around the country throughout September/October of 2021, in promotion of his brand new single ‘Breathe Again’. Tickets are on sale now, but make sure to get in quick, as they won’t last long.
Five lives that collided to make a stamp of their own.
Floodlights’ dynamic live performance is raw and intimate, intertwined with powerful outbursts and marching rhythms. Evocative lyricism lies at the heart of their songwriting and is enhanced by their unique sound. They explore themes of personal turbulence, national identity and the Australian landscape as a form of escapism. Floodlights write honestly and poetically in the hope that it resonates with others.
Gaining global attention with 2019’s sold-out EP 'Backyard' and 2020’s critically acclaimed debut album 'From a View', Floodlights went on to play sold-out shows and festivals across Australia, performing alongside the likes of Amyl and The Sniffers and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever. Appearances at all three Falls Festivals over the Australian summer has sling-shotted them into this year, whilst gearing up for tour dates with Pavement (USA) in early March.
With the highly anticipated 2023 release of their second album, Floodlights showcase their distinctive style and compelling evolution as a band.
Kids Break Glass are a newly formed alt-rock group from Naarm/Melbourne. The four-piece takes influence from the likes of Ball Park Music, Gang of Youths and Catfish and the Bottlemen to bring you an exciting and explosive set. With psychedelic drums and the slap of the bass, Kids Break Glass are ready to blow the roof off with their new sound. Culminating years of experience playing in the garage together, they're finally ready to show what they have to offer.
Direct from sell out Australian shows, Australia’s number one ‘80s touring show, Forever 80s is coming to MEMO Music Hall for one unforgettable night.
Prep that neon, put on those leg warmers and relive the soundtrack of the best generation.
A time of music’s biggest hair and biggest hits!
Turn back time and sing along to Wham!, Whitney Houston, Billy Idol, A-ha, Tina Turner, Prince, Cyndy Lauper, Bon Jovi and more. A night with Forever '80s, is a night to reminisce and is simply not to be missed.
Get excited, grab your closest and secure your tickets today. Don't miss out because you Just Can't Get Enough '80’s music!