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Sydney’s kings of epic blues-rock shred Chase The Sun have become somewhat of a cult band of late, with their powerhouse live show becoming harder and harder to find in recent years - the boys in the band opting to become spectators in the race for fame and fortune.Guitarist Jan Rynsaardt is recognised by aficionados as one of Australia’s best, and the band combine elements of acoustic blues, stoner rock Psychedelia and Stevie Ray Vaughn boogie into a sound that quickly established them as crowd and critic favourites at festivals all over the country when they hit the scene back in 2007.2020 sees Chase The Sun back in the hot seat, with a national tour and new music on the horizon - this is a show not to be missed by lovers of loud guitar blues, blazing hard funk played with a cranking 70’s southern rock feel.www.chasethesunmusic.comhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aoWnimomUI
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Alain
January 13th 2024
The band was epic the sound was great the venue was good the bear was good the food was good all round epic night at beaches
Thirroul, Australia@The Beaches
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Chase the Sun Biography
Back in the heady days of the 2000’s the Aussie Blues and Roots scene was at an all-time high - the festivals were cranking, hipsters were buying harmonicas, and Chase The Sun’s star was on the rise. Sounding like a cross between Soundgarden, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and acoustic Led Zeppelin, Chase The Sun burst on the scene by winning 6 Australian Blues Awards in 2007, followed by a media frenzy that saw them positioned as stars in the making.
“Threatening to do for electric Blues what John Butler did for stomp boxes” – Rhythms Magazine
Led by one of the (somewhat) unsung heroes of Aussie blues guitar, Jan Rynsaardt - Chase The Sun delivered two cranking albums, signed a deal in Japan, and were first call on festivals all over Australia. Since then, Chase The Sun found a position as a cult band - loved by those who loved them and less known to the general populace.
Jan, Ryan and Howler have certainly kept their eye in over the years and will (probably) play the songs better than ever as they head out of hibernation to blow the doors off some of their old haunts this spring.
If you love blues rock then you absolutely cannot miss the return of Chase The Sun, back for their first shows since 2020.
Read More“Threatening to do for electric Blues what John Butler did for stomp boxes” – Rhythms Magazine
Led by one of the (somewhat) unsung heroes of Aussie blues guitar, Jan Rynsaardt - Chase The Sun delivered two cranking albums, signed a deal in Japan, and were first call on festivals all over Australia. Since then, Chase The Sun found a position as a cult band - loved by those who loved them and less known to the general populace.
Jan, Ryan and Howler have certainly kept their eye in over the years and will (probably) play the songs better than ever as they head out of hibernation to blow the doors off some of their old haunts this spring.
If you love blues rock then you absolutely cannot miss the return of Chase The Sun, back for their first shows since 2020.
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