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Naarm locals VILLAINS bring their high energy, shred heavy punk rock to the stage of the Last Chance. With songs of introspection and outward angst of the world we live in, VILLAINS will have you banging your head and screaming your lungs up. Joining them on the line up will be Westall 66, Bonespace and New Collision.Westall 66 are a seasoned emo pop punk band from Melbourne. Aging gracefully by writing relatable rock anthems finding meaning in an increasingly chaotic world, their debut EP “Staring at the Sun” shows a group hitting their creative stride. Live performances showcase high energy fun while never losing their edge. With lyrics that cut deep and nostalgic melodies that soar, Westall 66 really are your old favourite band.Bonespace are a heavy grunge band from Ballarat. They deliver raw, soul-shaking energy that echoes the rugged landscapes of their hometown, igniting stages with explosive force and leaving lasting impressions.New Collision are a rock band blending influences of pop punk, indie rock and everything in between. The band’s sound is defined through weaving together elements of different genres of music.
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Westall 66 Biography
Deep in the beating heart of Melbourne, where the vast skies can rain down or shine on, Westall 66 was born. Comprised of a group of passionate and experienced humans over 35, they are ready to embark on a journey once again into the world of rock music.
Westall 66 were formed online in the early part of 2023 by singer/bassist Jay Something, disheartened by other creative attempts, sending a message to three other excellent musicians, lead guitarist Scott McPhedran, rhythm guitarist Boyd Gill and drummer Dan Carroll.
Their story began in a dimly lit studio in Box Hill where the band rapidly connected and locked in together, writing and arranging powerful songs with intricate melodies and poignant lyrics. What started as fun weekend sessions with likeminded musicians soon transformed into a shared dream of bringing a unique blend of melancholy and introspection to the forefront of the Melbourne music scene.
Whatever the future holds, Westall 66 remain steadfast in their commitment to creating music that serves as a guiding light for those navigating the tumultuous seas of the human experience.
Read MoreWestall 66 were formed online in the early part of 2023 by singer/bassist Jay Something, disheartened by other creative attempts, sending a message to three other excellent musicians, lead guitarist Scott McPhedran, rhythm guitarist Boyd Gill and drummer Dan Carroll.
Their story began in a dimly lit studio in Box Hill where the band rapidly connected and locked in together, writing and arranging powerful songs with intricate melodies and poignant lyrics. What started as fun weekend sessions with likeminded musicians soon transformed into a shared dream of bringing a unique blend of melancholy and introspection to the forefront of the Melbourne music scene.
Whatever the future holds, Westall 66 remain steadfast in their commitment to creating music that serves as a guiding light for those navigating the tumultuous seas of the human experience.
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Skate Punk
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