Rick Dangerous and the Silkie Bantams

Pioneers at the forefront of the thrustcore revolution, Rick Dangerous & the Silkie Bantams emerged from the seedy slums of southern Sydney in the wee hours of 2013. Armed with little more than his original teeth, a twinkle in his eye and a hole in his back, Rick has assembled his feathered friends, Oscar de la Talon (guitar), Sir Gregory Peck (bass) and Feather Locklear (drums) to inappropriately suckle at the teat of the Australian music scene. Their sound has been described as sexy, repulsive, abusive, and at best, obnoxious. With their self-titled 2014 EP already ruffling feathers, the band's brand new EP "Thrust Machine" flew the coop in March 2016 and saw punters enjoy their tour "Thrust Fury" through the Eastern states of Australia. Prepare yourself for the thrust frenzy. Rick Dangerous and the Silkie Bantams bring their un-feathered, raucous, live show to the stage in a dazzling display of antics, style and good posture.