Jack And The Kids are a four-piece outfit writing music centered on emotive & contemplative context. Blending rock with a hint of indie/pop, the Bendigo band couple enticing rhythms and ambience with soaring guitars.

The first half of 2016 saw Jack And The Kids being crowned winners of the triple J Unearthed Groovin The Moo competition in Bendigo. Both of their singles ‘Real Again’ and ‘Alone’ received airplay with broadcaster triple j & triple J unearthed, with ‘Real Again’ receiving significant praise from online outlets in Australia and worldwide. 

After signing a management deal with Melbourne agency Willow Artists, Jack And The Kids rounded out the year with shows supporting TORA, The Pretty Littles and Castlecomer, as well as completing a packed out Victorian tour.

2017 has started strongly with a support slot for British India, as well as studio time with engineer/producer Aaron Dobos (British India, Ceres) to complete their second EP, set to be released in the later part of 2017.

"Hailing from Bendigo, Jack and the Kids are an ensemble who know how to put a widscreen lens over their big indie rock anthems" - triple j

"I reckon this is what we would be sipping on if we chucked City Calm Down, The Jezabels & The Temper Trap in a blender. Promising stuff." - Bridget Hustwaite (triple j)


CONTACT INFO
MANAGEMENT: chris@willowartists.com.au
BAND: jackandthekidss@gmail.com

Audacious' entry into the hip-hop world began when she was given the chance to release a song on the compilation album that Joelistics from TZU was working on . It was called 'Temporary Reflection Visas' and featured local Western talent. This then led to her working with the popular female hip-hop duo Sista She. She would go on to perform at The Fringe & Midsummer Festivals, as well as Brisbane and Perth. Milestones include having her Muzza Rap played on Channel V. Audacious has performed at the Northcote Social Club, First Floor, The Laundry Bar, Revolver and The Evenlyn. Audacious also created a one woman hip-hop show for the Big West Festival called ‘My Story Through Their Eyes’.

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