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Shannon Noll's everyman appeal lies in his honesty. He possesses the knack of striking a chord with legions of music fans, jacking into a pure emotion that's both his own and instantly relatable. Fourth album, A Million Suns,stays faithful to his classic rock roots while ramping up the pace like never before. Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. Three years since Shannon hit No.3 in the ARIA album chart with Turn It Up, and despite having clocked up 10 consecutive top 10 ARIA chart singles, the country boy from Condobolin, NSW remains unaffected by success and committed to his hard-working rock ethic. “I’m a knockabout bloke, not so different to most people,” he points out. “It shows that the average bloke can achieve his dreams if he tries.”
It's another Saturday night... and chances are, somewhere in the peaceful island state of Tasmania, one typically quiet country pub has undergone a drastic transformation. The usual four locals that prop up the bar has swelled to a packed house. The tills are ringing as the fridges undergo a mass exodus of Bundaberg Rum. There's people here of all ages, shapes and sizes, and all walks of life, and they've come here for one damn good reason... to party! Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. To get rowdy, laugh and dance away the worries of the working week. There’s a corner stage and that’s where you’ll find the ring leaders of this raucous circus. Four local lads with one common goal – to give these punters the time of their lives! Meet… The Wolfe Brothers.
At 15, Wes Carr was awarded a Scholarship at The McDonald College performing arts school in Sydney. At this time Wes started playing local gigs around the Sydney folk scene which gave him the opportunity to work with Australian music icons including Paul Mac, Missy Higgins, Don Walker and Andrew Farris from INXS.
Areas of speciality include Recording Artists.
In 2005 Wes collaborated with Ben Gillies from the very well-known Australian rock band Silverchair. Together they formed a band called Tambalane. They gained critical acclaim, extensive radio play across Australia and toured nationally twice.
Björn Again are recognised as the world’s most successful cover/tribute band and one of Australia’s most successful exports. Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. Established in Melbourne in 1988 and now having performed over 3000 concerts in over 60 countries this is an Australian act that has become more famous globally than Kylie and Delta put together!
Born in Melbourne, raised in Adelaide The Voice contestant Chris Sebastian took an interest to music at a very early age. Chris was 13 when he realised that music was what he wanted to do with his life. Mucking around with the Cool Edit program, he recorded himself singing along to a Babyface track. "It was kind of karaoke," he recalls, "but when I heard my voice, I thought, 'This is it, music is what I'm going to do." Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. After his brother Guy won the first Australian Idol, the producers approached Chris, wanting him to be on the show. But he decided to follow his own path, forging his own way in the music world. “A lot of people think it’s been easy with my last name,” Chris says, “but it hasn’t been. I need to prove myself as an artist. And, of course, I have a lot to live up to, though our music is very different.”
4-time ARIA nominee Frank Bennett has sold over 50,000 albums with EMI Capitol and Polygram/Mecury Records. Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. With the success of two award winning albums, ‘Five O’clock Shadow’ and ‘Cash Landing’, lush orchestral renditions of contemporary pop classics, Franks’ talent, personality and stage presence have led him to become one of the most popular and sought after entertainers in Australia, performing for audiences in excess of 100,000.
With a working background as a concreter, 24 year-old Johnny Ruffo has successfully managed to switch trades over the last year to now cement a solid foundation as one of Australia's brightest and charismatic new pop sensations. The talented young performer quickly emerged to become a finalist on the X-Factor, winning audiences with his pop/R&B style, smooth dance moves, good-looks, and magnetic performances. Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. He’s performed onstage with international hip hop superstars Salt ‘N Pepa, Guy Sebastian and Reece Mastin, and was even hand-selected to support global pop sensations One Direction on their record-breaking tour down under, as well as touring with US pop icons Backstreet Boys and NKOTB.
Over the past 28 years, the Australian Girls Choir has delighted audiences across Australia and around the world with performances at major national and international events, on television and in recording studios; to become a much-loved Australian cultural icon. Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. They challenge the traditional view of choirs, and are known for their ability to excite audiences with impressive choreographed routines, vibrant performance costumes and exquisite singing. They have a diverse and extensive repertoire including much loved Aussie tunes, upbeat and inspirational items, Broadway show numbers, songs from other cultures and of course Christmas Carols! Event organisers often comment on the girls professionalism, impeccable behaviour and their wonderful ability to connect and interact with different audiences.
Daughter of two musicians and singing teachers, The Voice sensation Diana was singing at age four and writing songs at age eight. All through her teens Diana lived and breathed music so it was no great surprise when she dropped out of high school early in order to focus solely on her passion. Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. Diana ventured to the States as a 17-year-old looking to develop her craft. Diana has no career back-up plan; Music is it.
Katie Underwood started her professional career in Australia as a member of the pop group Bardot, created by the TV show Popstars in 2000. Bardot achieved huge success in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, achieving double-platinum sales for their debut album and singles. Areas of speciality include Recording Artists. Katie left Bardot in 2001 and returned to the music scene a year later with Australian dance act Disco Montego with the #1 Club hit, “Beautiful” for which she won an APRA award in 2003. Katie continued her career in television, working as a presenter in the Channel 7 series Undercover Angels.
