Forming in 2017, Yeah, Bad? combines elements of post-rock, math-rock and progressive to create a vibrant and exhilarating sound that pushes the boundaries of instrumental rock!
The band has just released their first single "Destroyer" off of their upcoming EP "Soft Construct" due for release in 2019, so come see what they're about!

Melbourne's own electro/pop five-piece project, The Engagement has already released a collection of well-received singles without any sign of letting up. Melbourne’s Fox FM described the project as “a cool 80’s/retro sound”, while Triple M personality Jane Gazzo simply called it “Fantastic”.
Drawing influences from some heavyweights of the rock and pop genres, such as Imagine Dragons and Coldplay, The Engagement combines catchy melodies and edgy production with lyrical depth that creates a unique and addictive sound.
‘Engagement’ is much more than a name for this project; it’s what happens to anyone who hears these songs. It’s hard to listen to any of their singles, (Closer, Unbroken, Let Go, just to name a few) without becoming an immediate fan.
With previous singles, Let Go and Unbroken generating over 400,000 streams collectively and crossing international borders with US No.1 indie radio single, Home. The Engagement is quickly gaining fans in Australia and around the world.

Straight out of Brisbane’s QUT, Foxymoron have usurped the indie-rock throne. Spawned from
the influence of indie royalty such as The Strokes, Franz Ferdinand and Custard, their charming cynicism and humour are integral to their music and live shows.

Foxymoron’s latest release is the first instalment of their debut, two-part EP 'Soapbox Cinema’.
Soapbox Cinema is a political, personal and universal collection of music that oozes with relevance to this modern world. 2019 sees Foxymoron touring the east coast, spanning from Brisbane to Melbourne.

Punk Rockers Trick Gypsy, a three-piece band from Melbourne, bring a mix of energy and rawness back to the stage. Inspired by artists like Jebediah, Nirvana and Dinosaur Jr, Trick Gypsy are, quote "Pretty far out, man. Just ask Mum" according to guitarist, frontman and songwriter Felix King. The trio of Felix, Josh (bass) and Tom (drums) have been together for 3 years, and write their own original, spicy tunes

What sets Trick Gypsy apart from other artists is the energy and unpredictability they bring to live performances. Smashing guitars and doing shoeys mixed with punk beats and "Jesus Jumpsuit" sing-alongs are regular occurrences at their gigs. Here's some proof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz-Ze2LeCUA