New sounds for the people.
Ruffnutt Productions will present three of the finest pop/rock indie bands in the business at the Tatts Hotel, Lismore on June 25th. Each band will be showcasing their new material starting with the uber-cool and quirky "Dave is a Spy" and their new single "Sleeping Car".
Produced by Cam Smith at Incremental Records, front man Fin Taylor describes Sleeping Car as "the feeling of meeting someone that you know you just click with, having uncertainty and nerves about it but at the same time kind of understanding that everything will be alright”
Check out the behind the scenes video of the recording of Sleeping Car and be sure to catch Dave is a Spy when they play Lismore.
Next to grace the stage will be Gold Coast legends "The Goldhearts" who are currently launching their insanely cool album "The Rise and Fall of The Goldhearts". Released on May 27th, The Rise and Fall of The Goldhearts has already gained a slew of rave reviews from Brisbane and Gold Coast publications and has drawn comparisons to The Kills, PJ Harvey and The Breeders. Don't miss your chance to see the Goldhearts in action and be sure to give the album a listen, but be careful as it's extremely catchy and addictive.
Headlining the show will be none other than "Eliza and the Delusionals" who are also launching their new single; "The Ground". Soaked in pop/rock indie goodness, The Ground was recorded and produced by Joe MacPhail and Liam Bowditch, and follows on from the bands debut release "Time Spent on the Inside". The song marks a distinct change of direction for Eliza and the Delusionals with powerful choruses and solid hooks, and will no doubt become a crowd favourite as the band showcases the single on a whirlwind national tour.
Listen to "The Ground" at http://www.elizaandthedelusionals.com/
Ruffnutt Productions are super-proud of this line-up and can't wait to present the show to the punters of Lismore. If you love good live music performed by indie legends then you will definitely want to be at the Tatts Hotel on June 25th. Tickets are a ridiculous $10, and the doors open at 8pm, so do yourself a favour......
