How could you possibly resist a band that has been described as both “The best band in the country right now” (Adam Curley, Drum Media / Inpress) and “A pout-faced, bratty cunt and a perpetually smacked-out looking homo” (Negative Guestlist Magazine)?
Just quickly and quietly…we have a job going for anyone that thinks they can pretend to be publicists (just like we do)!
Of course you’ll need more skills than just being good at pretending, BUT if you’re keen and want to find out more CLICK ME (you’ll be glad you did)!
Melbourne trio Calling All Cars are going hunting again….not for wily wabbits but for the crème de la crème of Australian rock bands to buddy up with, cram into dilapidated vans and hotel rooms with, share riders with and to continue their steady climb to the top of the rock&roll heap.
Calling All Cars’ latest scalp is local rock icons The Butterfly Effect!
After having spent four weeks on tour with AC/DC, and five shows with Grinspoon helping them celebrate the release of their latest album Six To Midnight, our favourite trio (well outside of Larry, Moe and Curly) are preparing to put their rental digs on hold and have confirmed a 24 date national tour as special guests of The Butterfly Effect when they return to the live stage for the first time in 2010 for their “Four Wheels and a Heartbeat” Tour!
Kicking off in fine style in Adelaide on 25 June the twenty-four date roadshow will barely touch ground in a capital city, instead focusing on regional centres across New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, ACT, Queensland and finishing up at the salubrious Darwin Ski Club in the Northern Territory on Friday August 6!
While you’re waiting check this bit of fun out:
Mucho excitement in the Shiny office
this week with the arrival of new clients The Amity Affliction.
Look out for a new album from these Brisbane hardcore heroes sometime later in the year.
For now just be saddened by the fact that we won’t be seeing them play live for a while as they’ve gone off to find the deepest, darkest recording studio known to humankind.
You have been warned!
British India went back on the road yesterday and we miss them already! The next two months are going to be awful lonely here with the band launching ‘Beneath The Satellites’ around the country with a few select DATES in cities and towns around Australia.
Who will drop into Shiny HQ to make sure we’re working and not playing lawn bowls across the street? Who will indulge my bazillion publicity demands and still say ‘thank you’? Who will give me email hugs when my heads about to explode from deadline-overload?
We miss the boys but you guys can have them for a little while. Though…bring them home in one piece or there’ll be trouble.







