Melbourne artist Rach Brennan promises a sound that is completely her own. Alongside her band ‘The Pines’, the singer-songwriter’s sunny spirit is embedded in her captivating live performances, with catchy melodies a-plenty and four-part harmonies that will remind you of sing-alongs you’ve most likely had with your best mates. Her not-quite-folk-rock, almost-pop-rock sound has seen her join bills including Port Fairy Folk Fest, Queenscliff Music Festival and Peaks & Sounds. Selling out Geelong’s ‘Barwon Club’ on two occasions for her own releases, Rach has also supported many acts including The Teskey Brothers, Sahara Beck and Kingfisha on their recent tours. Rach took her music to Europe and the UK in 2015, playing a string of 27 shows across 10 countries. She returned this year with her band for a shorter stint, notably filling The Spirit Store in Ireland. On the cusp of releasing her debut album 'Here's to Better Times & Seeing Better Places', the 24-year-old emerging artist is armed with ambition, and a collection of unpretentious and impressive tunes that were penned as a nod to early adulthood. Rach Brennan & The Pines