Hoodoo Gurus with Chocolate Starfish, James Reyne, and more

Formed in Sydney, 1981, Hoodoo Gurus, led by Dave Faulkner, hit it big with songs like "What's My Scene". Known for a unique three-guitar lineup, they influenced the rock scene and collaborated with bands like the Bangles.

Chocolate Starfish, an iconic Australian rock band known for hits like ‘You’re So Vain’ & ‘Mountain’, dominated the 90s with two Top 10 albums & live shows. Frontman Adam Thompson captivates with high-energy performances.

Melbourne native James Reyne, post-Australian Crawl, found solo success with his 1987 debut album, producing Top Ten hits and touring with Tina Turner. Known for rock, country, and folk styles, he collaborated with Simon Hussey and Tony Joe White. Hits include "Reckless" and a chart-topping cover of "Way Out West" with James Blundell. His acclaimed album The Whiff of Bedlam featured hits like "Red Light Avenue" and "Day in the Sun," showcasing his transition to a mature balladeer.

The Angels, formed in 1973 by Doc Neeson and Rick Brewster in Australia, are renowned for their hard rock style. Discovered by AC/DC, hits like “No Secrets” and “Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again” secured their fame. They toured internationally and collaborated with talents like Dave Gleeson. Known for energetic performances, The Angels remain a beloved staple of Australian rock music.