The Jungle Giants

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  The Jungle Giants

  With nearly a billion streams worldwide and the #1 ARIA charting fourth album Love Signs under their belts, The Jungle Giants are undeniably Australian indie dance royalty. Known for delivering explosive, high-energy live performances, the band is made up of Sam Hales (vocalist/guitarist/songwriter/producer), lead guitarist Cesira Aitken, bassist Andrew Dooris and drummer Keelan Bijker.

  Together, they’ve graced the stages of some of the world’s biggest festivals including Latitude Festival, Outside Lands, Corona Capital, Bleached Festival, and headline tours throughout the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Fueled by a fusion of alternative pop, dance, rock, and experimentalism, the band is built on movement and refuses to sit still.

  Driven by optimism, creative freedom and a desire to “go weird, go funny, and not be scared,” The Jungle Giants are in a constant state of reinvention. Their world blends music with a love of travel, fashion, food, and the pursuit of adventure - turning every day into an endless experience of fun.

  Bonded by long-term friendship and camaraderie, The Jungle Giants have grown over the last decade and a half alongside their loyal fan base, who are eager to follow wherever the music may take them.

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  The Tullamarines

  Cram together four perennial over-thinkers into an Adelaide jam room, sprinkle in some love, care, anxiety, and affection, and you get The Tullamarines.

  Josh, Angus, Benny, and Lucinda met on the local gig circuit and quickly bonded over a shared enthusiasm for songwriting. Now a bunch of inseparable nervous wrecks, they share the highs and lows with the honesty and warmth of an old friend. Their unique blend of perspectives smacks you over the head with a pillow, while you’re jumping on a bed of giddy indie pop—a feeling that resonates throughout their discography and live shows.

  Having already shared the stage with the likes of Alex Lahey, The Vanns, The Buoys, and Teenage Joans, and completing national tours with TOWNS, Stumps, Dear Seattle, and Polish Club, The Tullamarines have cemented themselves as a rising force in Australia’s indie scene. 2024 kicked off with the release of ‘Loser,’ the first single of the year, which sent them on another headline tour across the country.

  With more shows, new releases on the horizon, and a growing legion of fans, The Tullamarines are a band showing no signs of slowing down

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  Tear Drive

  Where Did You Go Last Night? has an obsession running through it - a slow burn that won’t quit, that restless pull toward something you’ve already lost control of. Driven by steady, unrelenting drums and a vocal that glides with quiet intent, it’s the sound of restraint unfolding into something deceptively edgy. The lyrics feel both distant and intimate, circling around connection, control and the things you can’t let go of. It’s a song that doesn’t need to shout - it just smoulders, confident in its own tension.
  
  Long before the packed rooms of music fans, it started in a classroom. Four classically trained musicians found common ground in loud guitars and emotional damage. Now in their early twenties - a film student, a tradie, a law student, and a jazz vocalist - they have grown into their sound and hit their stride. Tear Drive was inevitable - a culmination of lifelong friendship and restless ambition. The rest, as they say, is noise.