The Jungle Giants, The Creases and Eliza & The Delusionals

Indie-rock band, The Jungle Giants first met in Brisbane at Mansfield State High, and since their first performance in 2011, have released two EPs and three studio albums.

The Jungle Giants are at the top of Australian indie-pop, selling out their nation-wide tours and headlining major national festivals. 

They've also played internationally in the United States, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia and racked up over 26 million Spotify streams.

The band features Sam Hales on vocals and guitar, Cesira Aitken on lead guitar, Andrew Dooris on bass guitar and backing vocals and Keelan Bijker on drums and trombone.

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THE CREASES

The Creases eagerly anticipated debut album Tremolow follows the release of the much-loved Gradient EP and features the singles Is It Love and Everybody Knows, along with past favourites Impact and Point. Tremolow sees the Brisbane band a little older, a tiny bit wiser, undeniably more confident and assured, but no less spontaneous, affable or fun. Their music has transitioned into something uniquely identifiable: youthful, great-haired indie rock, underpinned by award-winning songwriting.

ELIZA & THE DELUSIONALS

Acclaimed four-piece indie rock band Eliza & The Delusionals are one of the most exciting groups currently breaking out of the Australian music scene.

Led by colourful front woman Eliza Klatt, they have been making waves since their inception in early 2015, with a sound that has been likened to that of Catfish & The Bottlemen and Alex Lahey. 2016 saw Eliza & The Delusionals release their debut single, The Ground which was met with acclaim from fans and critics alike. Embarking on two Australian tours throughout the year, they capped off 2016 with the release of a new single Salt, which Triple J's Dom Alessio described as, "a fuzzy stab of power pop that's sure to brighten your day".

Early 2017 sees the band supporting Ali Barter, Polish Club and UK rock outfit Moose Blood, before heading off on an Australian tour supporting Killing Heidi. They were featured in March as a Triple J Unearthed feature artist, and shortly afterwards they embarked on their first international tour to Canadian Music Week. With Salt landing a nomination for Song Of The Year at the 2017 Gold Coast Music Awards, the Eliza & The Delusionals momentum only seems to be growing.

Session times:
The Jungle Giants: 9.30pm - 10.30pm
The Creases: 8pm - 9pm
Eliza & the Delusionals: 7pm - 7.30pm