Originally a solo artist writing and performing in the South-West of Western Australia, Renae Elliot moved to Perth in order to form a band of professional musicians. Instead she found keyboardist Andy J. Bartlett (The Disappointed, The Autumn Isles), guitarist Cameron Hanush (The Shops), drummer Dane Knowles (Emperors), and Trevor Cotton (The Community Chest) on bass.

Renae and her band of merry drunks are now playing shows around Perth and regional Western Australia. She also featured on Louis Inglis’ song ‘Another Place’, the soundtrack to the most controversial public service announcement of 2014 ‘Set Yourself Free’ by comedy duo Henry & Aaron.

“…a fantastic set full of rich harmonies [and] great instrumentation.” – Scott Aitken, The Music

“…there’s definitely promise here.” – Dave Ruby Howe, triple j

Them Horses (Demo)

Don't Move

Perth duo, Cubs alternate between songs that feel like warm embraces soaked in pumpkin soup, to ditties about lovelorn moments that stick to your shoe like chewing gum. With catchy guitar hooks, heartfelt vocals and sweet harmonies, Cubs are a must see. Since forming in late 2015, Cubs have played a range of festivals including Nannup Music festival, HyperFest, WAM festival, Beauvine and Mount Hawthorn Streets and Laneways Festival. They recorded their debut ep 'Stars" at Blackbird studio with Dave Parkin. 'Stars' is set to be unleashed onto the world in March 2019.