The Gum Ball 2022 playing times are here!
The Moving Stills
The Moving Stills are playing at the Gum Ball. Wading through surf flavours with pop melodies that soothe and stick. The Moving Stills, the central Coast based band write tracks […]
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Peach Fur
A sandy stoked spaceship wizard has embarked on a journey to Planet Earth. His excelled wisdom and musical taste has delivered him to the Gold Coast, Australia – home to […]
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Autumn Hearts
We are so excited for the Autumn Hearts to be perfroming at the Gum Ball this year. …They are a ripper four piece guitar pop band from Newcastle, NSW. They […]
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William Barton
We are so excited to William Barton at The Gum Ball this year. He is an incredible musician, being Australia’s leading didgeridoo player and composer, instrumentalist and vocalist. William’s passion […]
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Ben Salter
“I firmly believe Ben Salter to be one of Australia’s best singers, and if I weren’t so goddamn competitive, one of its best songwriters as well.” – Tim Rogers (You […]
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Carla Geneve
Epic Carla Geneve is joining our lineup for the Gum Ball 2022! She is a 23-year-old singer-songwriter based in Perth, Western Australia. Backed by a captivating show and unique brand […]
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Kim Salmon
The incredible Kim Salmon is performing at the Gum Ball this year. Kim Salmon is an Australian rock musician and songwriter from Perth. Australian rock musicologist, Ian McFarlane, described Salmon […]
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Howlin’ Rain
Another epic band is added to the Gum Ball lineup. The incredible Howlin Rain. For over nearly 20 years, Howlin Rain may have become the quintessential independent American rock ’n […]
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Endless Boogie
Endless Boogie is hitting up the stage at Gum Ball 2022 and we cannot wait to see them rocking out. Described as a repetition that is built into the blues. […]
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The Southern River Band
They say you’re only as good as your last, and whoever ‘they’ may be, they’re dead right. The Southern River Band epitomise everything about that statement. Be it a life […]
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Turpentine Babycino
Turpentine Babycino is an epic Newcastle based art-rock band led by front woman Georgie Winchester and features some of Newcastle’s most energetic musicians. Blending all the members differing musical influences, […]
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Bad//Dreems
Bad//Dreems were born during an Adelaide heatwave in the summer of 2012. Ben Marwe, Alex Cameron, James Bartold & Miles Wilson began playing together in a whitegoods warehouse on the […]
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Skunkhour
Australian music in the early 90’s was having an identity crisis. The golden days of Aussie pub rock were over, pokies were moving in, and clubbing /rave culture was taking […]
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Mia Dyson
Mia Dyson is an award-winning guitarist and singer/songwriter who has toured the country with the likes of Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Chris Isaak and many more. A multiple ARIA & […]
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Horrorshow
Horrorshow are a hip hop duo from Sydney, Australia, comprised of Solo (Vocals) and Adit (Producer). They’ve released five studio albums and cultivated one of the most loyal and dedicated […]
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Didirri
In a world craving transparency, where young people are marching in the streets demanding the right to it, alternative artist Didirri captivates his peers with his magnetic charisma and honest […]
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Ed Kuepper with Jim White
Kuepper, of course, is the co-founder of ’70’s proto-punks The Saints, chief architect of the uncompromising Laughing Clowns and The Aints! and master songsmith over some 15+ solo albums, while […]
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Claire Anne Taylor
‘Taylor’s voice is the stuff of musical legend’- Canberra City News Claire Anne Taylor grew up in Tasmania’s ancient Tarkine rainforest, where she was born into her Father’s hands in […]
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Wolf + Cub
Wolf & Cub are a psychedelic rock band from Adelaide, Australia. Three of the original members hail from Port Augusta. The four-piece were signed to record label 4AD, which make […]
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Swedish Magazines
Described by Kim Salmon as “Rocknroll oozing in it’s rawest, most primal form…” and Patrick Emery: “like that classic brand of footy the punters love and the league is hellbent […]
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Baby Velvet
Hannah Crofts, under her new moniker Baby Velvet, is on a mission to find whether you always get what you deserve. With St Jude whispering in her ear, Crofts is […]
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Vaudeville Smash
Made up of three brothers and two mates, no other Australian band sounds like them. An explosion of funk, flute, sax, synth and groove, the dance floor is packed at […]
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Hot Potato Band
Hot Potato Band’s larger-than-life brass collective is a breath of fresh air, setting a new bar for energetic and interactive musical performances. Finding home in Sydney, Australia, their positive coastal […]
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Bananagun
Originally Nick Van Bakel’s solo recording project, Bananagun’s members have grown into a five-piece, born out of fellow psych-rockers The Frowning Clouds, also fronted by Van Bakel. The band released […]
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Jazz Party
Made for the bar room not the ballroom, Jazz Party is a loose collective of jazzbos known for their sporadic take-over residences in unassuming rooms across Melbourne. Playing a slippery […]
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Bobby Alu
Move and be moved. Find your flow and go about each day to the rhythm of your own making. That’s the theme of 2020 for Byron Bay singer, ukulele strummer […]
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Pollyman
Drawing on sounds from the past and present of pop and rock, George Carroll Wilson’s solo project Pollyman delivers power-pop hooks and retro looks, with defiant and polished songwriting and […]
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The Bottlers
The Bottlers are a hard playing, nine piece, all acoustic folk punk band hailing from Sydney, Australia. Drawing life breath from not only the traditionally folk fuelled rural reaches of […]
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Isobel Knight & Her Band
Heart-on-sleeve alt-folk. Isobel wields lyrics and voice that ranges from gentle storytelling to soulful smoothness. Sophomore album “Here Now” out May 20th, 2021. Here Now This album was recorded in […]
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Ruby Gill
It was in the forests of South Africa that Australia-based musician and writer Ruby Gill learnt to tell stories and sing like a bird. But it is in Naarm/Melbourne where […]
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