The Basics
After forming their own political party this year, The Basics are back together — with brand new material.
Overview
Making music can be just as political as personal for some, especially if you're Melbourne trio The Basics. Their 12-year career has seen the band go through its fair share of ups and downs, with 1000 shows locally and abroad and even a three year hiatus from the music scene (seeing frontman Wally De Backer embark on a little ol' solo venture as Goyte).
Then, 2014 casually saw The Basics' Tim Heath and Kris Schroeder enter the Victorian political sphere as the Basics Rock'n'Roll Party (BRRP), to many a divided opinion. But stronger than ever with brand new material, The Basics are headed back to the stage, hitting Melbourne's Corner Hotel to launch their brand new EP 'The Lucky Country'.
Using music to spread their messages of innovation and education, these boys are going from strength to strength (tackling an election while recording a bunch of stellar tracks at Abbey Road). Supported by fellow Melburnians The Gun Barrel Straights, this promises to be a high-energy set from the reunited De Backer, Heath and Schroeder.
Information
- The Best Outdoor Swimming Pools in Melbourne
- Twenty-Five Movies That You Can Stream This Christmas No Matter How You Feel About the Festive Season
- The Ten Best Lighthouses To Visit Near Melbourne
- Six Alternative Things to Do on Christmas Day in Melbourne
- The 16 Best Day Spas in Melbourne
- The 14 Best French Restaurants in Melbourne Right Now