After establishing themselves as one of Australia’s most powerful rock acts, Tired Lion makes a long-awaited return today with the huge new single ‘Waterbed,’ as Sophie Hopes steps up to reclaim her throne as Australia’s queen of guitar rock.

The new single is everything you could hope for in a new Tired Lion track: quiet/loud dynamics, beefy guitar lines, undeniable pop hooks, kazoos – okay, the kazoos were a surprise to us too, but we promise they work!

Bristling with Hopes’ signature lyricism and snarl, ‘Waterbed’ – a song that torpedoes notions of not only cultural fads, but detaching oneself to nostalgic feelings of the past – also boasts one of the strongest choruses of her songwriting career.

Hopes has continued to craft the pop-hooked, big-riffed, grunge-drenched ear worms she generated when Luke Boerdam (Violent Soho) was pulled in as producer for Tired Lion’s debut album and 2017 triple j Feature Album, Dumb Days. ‘Waterbed’ continues from where they left off and charges headfirst through a brick wall, as Hopes once again shows off her brilliant performing prowess on this equally sweet and sour pop rocker.

"If there was a prize for most fun had by band and 
crowd, they would have the honour stitched up"    
- Nick Sas, Drum Media

"Boys Boys Boys! are so damn good... they are just so positive and enthusiastic 
about what they do and about life in general, that it is impossible not to get 
caught up in the moment." - Ben Watson, X-Press

The music of Boys, Boys, Boys! hits you in the face with rocks. 
An energetic, eclectic mix of bright personalities, their music is a 
synth pop assault. They have a unique arsenal of catchy pop-riffs, 
dance-moves, all-girl vocal harmonies and 90’s electronica and 
they’re not afraid to use it.
Since forming in 2007, they have taken their pop dreams and ability 
to work up a crowd to the next level providing support for touring acts 
including, Aqua, The Venga Boys, Evermore,  Uffie, Matt & Kim and 
Bluejuice. They have enjoyed playing numerous festivals, 
including Parklife, St Jerome’s Laneway Festival, Southbound, 
One Movement For Music, Summadayze and Good Vibrations. 
2011 brought them a Western Australian Screen Award for 
Best Music Video for ‘Ticky-Ticky Boom’ 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKbfAZhcsLo 
and an opportunity to support Regurgitator on their national tour. 

This year, the first single "Casio Joy" from their forthcoming 
second album set for release Nov 2012, to their excitement received 
a place on MTV's new show Awkward and again on new US comedy 
Suburbatory. 


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Contact: leoshulman@gmail.com

5 piece pop band from Perth Australia.
Addison: Vocals 
Brendan: guitar
Ness: Bass
Fraser: Drums
Elle: synth

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