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Exciting Australian songs propelled by energetic jazz-like woodchop
rhythm! Add some strong local lyric, with gang vocal delivery
and their unique sound is complete.
The Band Who Knew Too Much
are a bona-fide foolproof floor-packing
band. For over a decade they have branded their sound around
the world; a highly energetic act that is at home singing on
the festival
stage, busking unplugged on the city streets, or anything inbetween!
Washboard/Accordion
driven anthems about spending the rent, hard rubbish nights and
of course, the immortal BEER O’CLOCK!!
It's happy hour, energetic party music for everyone.
The Band
Who Knew Too Much embrace the brattiness and flaws of everyday
life
and turn them into material for an intoxicating
party of endless energy- like being stuck in the exact moment
of winning
the AFL premiership cup and feeling the pain and tears
of every losing season drift off your shoulders and disappear
in the
air.’
‘ After 15 years of proving it, The Band Who Knew Too Much are a
truly classic Australian band with an undying spirit for the
complete abandon and joy we feel when we throw our fines out the window,
slam the rent down on the bar and decide there’s no tomorrow-
all night long.’
Woodchop Jazz veterans The Band Who Knew
Too Much celebrate the important things: Beer, Spending
the Rent, Whales, Suburban lunch
cutting and Hard Rubbish nights in Kew.
The BAND WHO KNEW TOO MUCH SCANDINAVIAN SUMMER
TOUR DATES 08 now posted on our gigs page
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The Band Who Knew Too Much Farewell Gig
NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB FRI June 13th
Fifteen years, four CDs and five overseas tours later
The Band Who Knew Too Much are set to miss eight weeks
of the footy season yet again. Yes, the Scandinavian
summer beckons with a string of festival and pub gigs
in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and of course Amsterdam.
To catch the Band for a farewell night to remember come
down The Northcote Social Club (home ground advantage)
and farewell them in style.
With Special Guest
MC Pete "Dr Pump" Lawler To Host the night
A statesman, a gentleman and a celestial soul brother
Downhills Home
There's a line in the dusty plains that separates good
country rock from its pale imitators
www.downhillshome.com
OrganBoy
The Coonabarabran kid brings his solo organ beats to the
big smoke?
Ticket Price: $10 (+$2 booking fee)
Door price: $12 full or $10 conc (if available)
Doors Open: 8.30
Tickets from the NSC box office at 301 High St, Northcote
(Mon-Sat 2pm-6pm), Phone 94861677, online at www.northcotesocialclub.com
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