Swirling, swaying, unpredictable. From intricate symphonic melodies to foot-stomping bluesy rock, Circuits of the Sun are a unique musical hybrid of country and modern-day indie pop with an emphasis on carefully crafted lyrics and glorious harmonies to warm your soul.
Former Spencer Tracy bandmates and childhood friends, Lee Jones (Astronaut, The Sleepy Jackson, Eskimo Joe) and Shaun Sibbes (Eskimo Joe, Sneaky Sound System) have once again joined forces, assembling a diverse group of talented musicians to pull their colourful, choral dreams into real life - Ben Witt (The Chemist), Malcolm Clark and J. Cortez (The Exploders) and Miss Tara D.
More than the sum of their parts, Circuits of the Sun create timeless, country-tinged rock songs that shoot like sunbeams straight into your psyche.
"The music this band is producing is undeniably strong" - Josie Smith, Xpress Magazine
For Bookings/Management Please Contact: Racquel Flores
Hey COTS. Thanks for responding to our current Friends drive and adding Bands@Manjimup. We are doing this because we have a few really exciting events coming up like our recent concert, on Friday 20th, featuring Elora Danan (photo below) on their debut album tour, Manji prog rock band Ashoka and Perth ambient rockers Laced Affair. It was a high energy show with fantastic sound, and those who came got to meet the bands for more than an hour afterwards. The pictures are now up as a slideshow. Check them out at the top of our profile.
Next, we'll be hosting the biggest regional event in this year's WAMi Festival calendar, on 22nd May. For now we can talk only about the support acts: Abbe May, Sneaky Weasel Gang, Desert Radio and Ashoka. Following day some of them, led by Abbe, will feature as lecturers in our B@M Youth Muso Workshops, plus some leading musicians from even bigger bands. The headline act is not nailed down just yet so we can’t really tell you just now.
We'll keep you updated with bulletins and you may want to tap into the bands listed on our Top 40. You'll always find the performers at our next gig right up the top. At the other end you'll find bands that have recently played, followed by acts, who want to play at B@M. Send us a comment if you like them and they maybe get the go.
