Show Notes
There's a very good chance that one of Australia's next big rock bands is going to be The Belair Lip Bombs.
Hailing from Frankston in Victoria, The Belair Lip Bombs aren't exactly from a massive musical metropolis, but that hasn't stopped them thriving.
First formed in 2017, the quartet issued a pair of EPs ahead of their 2023 debut album, 'Lush Life,' which arrived to widespread acclaim. Since then, things have been looking up even more for the group, with an appearance at the South By Southwest music conference garnering the attention of Jack White's Third Man Records label, and seeing the group become the first Australian outfit signed to the iconic stable.
Since then, their profile has only grown, and with the release of last week's 'Again' album, it's clear The Belair Lip Bombs are well on their way to global prominence.
This week, I was lucky enough to chat with drummer Daniel Devlin, who joined to discuss the group's rise to fame and the sounds and influences of their latest album.
Anyway, have a listen to The Belair Lip Bombs' 'Again,' buy a ticket to their upcoming tour, have a listen to our chat, and I’ll see you at the end of the episode for some general housekeeping.
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