South Coast rockers, Pacific Avenue released their debut album 'Flowers' this year, the album has already left an indelible mark on the music industry, securing a spot as the number 1 Australian album and earning two ARIA nominations. 
 
The album, a collection that spans the band's half-decade journey, seamlessly blends classic rock with sweet ballads, establishing Pacific Avenue as a force that respects its roots while speaking to a contemporary audience. Harry 
O’Brien’s lead vocals and songwriting resonate with authenticity, channelling the band's love for the bygone eras of the 60s and 70s into a modern-day classic. 
 
Since their beginnings as local South Coast entertainers, Pacific Avenue's trajectory has been steep, evidenced by their success on radio stations like triple j and Triple M, and an impressive streaming count exceeding 10 million 
on Spotify. Their acclaimed single 'Easy Love' set the stage for their ascendancy, leading to sold-out headline tours and prestigious festival line-ups. 
 
The album 'Flowers' not only celebrates the band's artistic milestones and memories but also stands as a testament to their unity and shared experiences with fans, epitomizing the communal spirit of rock and roll that has long defined the genre. 

After taking out the triple j unearthed high crown in 2020, the Adelaide two-piece have not slowed down – the self proclaimed “Juice-box punk-pop” girls have taken out #87 in the 2020 H100, #84 in the 2021 H100, released their debut EP 'Taste Of Me’ and won a record breaking 7 Awards at the 2021 SAM Awards including awards for ‘Best New Artist’, ‘Best Live Performance’ and ‘Best Release’ as well as taking home ‘Best Punk Artist’ in 2022 & 2023. 
 
Going from strength to strength, Teenage Joans has spent the last few years on tour around Australia and the US with the likes of Foo Fighters, Sum 41, Noahfinnce, Amy Shark, Pale Waves, Ball Park Music, The Chats + many more as well as selling out multiple national headline tours. They were also invited to perform at festivals such as Good Things, Unify, SXSW Austin, Splendour In The Grass, Groovin The Moo, Laneway Festival, Spin Off with many more to come. 
 
This March, we saw Teenage Joans return to the US embarking on their first international tour supporting Noahfinnce (UK) and will be returning this September to support Sleeping With Sirens around the country. 

Anthony is an independent singer/songwriter and self-taught musician. Music has been a constant in his life, even through years of constantly moving and the nine years that he's been in foster care. His sound is mainly influenced by artists like Rex Orange County, D4vd, Daniel Caesar, and Frank Ocean.  

Anthony's songs are deeply personal, exploring self-discovery and his own personal experiences. He writes all his music and produces it from his bedroom studio, using skills he taught himself, including guitar, singing, and using Logic Pro for recording and production.  

Seventeen year old Samara Bright may be young, but her sound transcends her years by decades. Raised in the Northern Rivers in NSW then moving to rural Victoria, Samara grew up surrounded by music from all places, with her dad and sister also sharing their musical talents.  

With influences such as Tash Sultana, Phoebe Bridgers and Matt Corby,  Samara's powerful voice combined with her carefully curated melodies come together to create her unique and soulful sound. Her emotionally driven ballads impact her audiences greatly, gaining incredible feedback from local gigs and open mics. At local gigs, Samara puts her own twist on covers of the folk and indie genre, along with her original songs featuring intimate lyrics and a powerful backing sound created with the use of looping.  

While Samara has only recently shared her music to the world, she has gained traction quickly. Multiple achievements including winning the north east battle of the bands, singing with well known Australian singer Kate Miller-Heidke, and curating her own original songs, are only a few of the things that Samara has accomplished in her short time.