In the heart of Australian suburbia, amid the clinking of beer bottles, half-time sirens and working-class mediocrity 4-piece rock band Dirty Hearts (Brisbane/Meanjin) has emerged as the embodiment of gritty, unapologetic, rock. Comprised of Holly Maddigan (Keyboards and Vocals), Luke Anderson (Drums), Matt Doe (Vocals and Guitar), and Mace McGregor on bass, the hard-working quartet has become synonymous with their electrifying, unforgiving live performances and a sound that's equal parts familiar and difficult to pin down. 
With a ‘nod and a wink to past masters, Dirty Hearts infuse their music equal parts driving guitar, anthemic pomp and swagger. Yet, beneath the raucous exterior lies a band with a depth of emotion and vulnerability that's as captivating as it is unexpected. From the blistering riffs and pulsing drums to at times delicate, tender, melancholic melodies. Dirty Hearts manage to capture the full spectrum of the human experience with honesty and authenticity.
With their debut album, ‘General Bitterness and Inner-City Moonshine’ (Near Enough Records 2019) Dirty Hearts laid the bedrock for their sound, introducing audiences to their unique blend of raw energy and heartfelt emotion. Now, with their sophomore release, ‘Sunday Morning Anxiety’ (Near Enough Records 2024) Dirty Hearts are ready to pick up where they left off and take their music to the next level. ‘Sunday Morning Anxiety’ is a testament to the band's evolution as musicians and songwriters, offering a journey that's as exhilarating as it is introspective. Dirty Hearts delve deeper into their themselves, inviting listeners to come along for the ride.

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