While many people like to pretend that the old-school party rock music genre is dead, some bands stand in direct contrast of that claim. Such is the case with Australian rock band Crowns of the South, formed by singer songwriter Cameron Veneris and Lead Guitarist Kieran Fiatarone, the band is a fierce foursome armed with its first single about to hit digital distribution services.

The band’s debut EP, entitled “TO HIGH FOR FOOLS”, is set to be released in JULY 2017. The EP will feature four songs exploring common themes of being a free-spirited youth, spending the summer partying on the beach, and escaping the clutches of small towns to pursue a better life. The “TOO HIGH FOR FOOLS” EP will be available through all streaming and digital marketplaces, including iTunes, Amazon, Apple Music, and Spotify.
It should be apparent to fans that Crowns of the South will be very busy over the next few years. In addition to the release of Too High For Fools, and planning and producing their live show, the band also has a great deal of new music that has yet to be released. That includes enough material for a follow-up EP, several singles, and a full length album.
For more information on the band, visit www.CrownsoftheSouth.com.