Letters to Lions

Performers

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  Letters to Lions

  Four mates from Sydney 🍄 After a seven-year hiatus, Sydney-based indie rock outfit Letters to Lions are back and stronger than ever. Known for their infectious energy and heartfelt lyrics, the band has re-emerged with fresh music that blends nostalgic charm with dynamic, modern sounds. With over 17 million streams across their catalog, Letters to Lions have proven their staying power. Their comeback single, "My Hair Is Just a Little Bit On Fire", reignited fan excitement, while their breakout track "Mushrooms" continues to resonate with audiences globally. Renowned for their electric live performances, the band recently headlined Australian festivals Tone City in Perth and Springfest, sold out three back-to-back shows in Sydney within 24 hours, and are set to perform at Spaced Out Festival and Best Night Ever. Stay tuned as Letters to Lions continue to create music and deliver unforgettable performances, proving why they remain fan favorites in the indie rock scene.
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  Beddy Rays

  Beddy Rays started making music together soon after they forged a friendship on their primary school oval back in the day. The release of weekend anthem ‘Sobercoaster’ in 2020 really started shaking things up for these fun-loving larrikins. The cracker of a tune has now received Gold certification, amassed over 15 million streams and echoed throughout backyards of Australia during triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2020.

  Their highly anticipated and fully independent debut album was released in July 2022 and achieved #1 Vinyl and #2 Australian Album on the ARIA charts, as well securing the band a 'Breakthrough Artist' nomination at the 2022 ARIA Awards, marking a major milestone in the band’s career. The success of the album's lead single ‘Handful’ further cemented the four-piece as one of the country’s most beloved bands, securing them their second appearance in the triple j Hottest 100.

  The band’s achievements don’t stop there. With multiple nominations at the Queensland Music Awards and National Indigenous Music Awards, and as winners of the Levi’s Music Prize, their talent and energy continue to gain well-deserved recognition. Their powerful rendition of Thelma Plum’s ‘Better in Blak’ for triple j's Like A Version added another memorable moment to their repertoire.

  Known for their electrifying live performances, Beddy Rays have lit up hundreds of stages across Australia in recent years, including prime festival slots at Falls Festival, Spilt Milk, Splendour in the Grass, and Play on the Plains.

  These days it’s almost impossible not to recognise a Beddys track, as their music has become a carefully curated recipe involving all the right ingredients: heartfelt lyrics, huge hooks, mosh-worthy riffs and a lingering sense of comradery and good vibes that underpins everything they create.