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Ric's Big Backyard Festival

Event Details

Saturday, March 26, 2011
Headline Artist: You Am I
Venue: Ric's Bar
321 Brunswick Street
4006 Brisbane
AU

You Am I is a four-piece Australian power pop/alternative rock band, fronted by vocalist/guitarist and songwriter Tim Rogers. They were the first Australian band to have three albums consecutively debut at #1 on the ARIA Charts and are renowned for their energetic live shows.

Tim Rogers formed the first version of the band in Sydney, Australia, with his school friend Nick Tischler and his older brother Jaimme in December 1989. This initial line-up was short lived and by the end of 1990 both Nick and Jaimme had left the band. They were replaced by the group's one-time sound mixer Andy Kent on bass and Mark Tunaley on drums.

The band released several EPs and singles in the early 90s, though the real breakthrough came when Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth caught the band performing at 1993's Big Day Out festival and was impressed enough to produce their fourth EP, Coprolalia, and later the debut album, Sound as Ever, which went on to win the 1993 ARIA Award for Best...

Artists Performing at this Event

You Am I is a four-piece Australian power pop/alternative rock band, fronted by vocalist/guitarist and songwriter Tim Rogers.

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Die! Die! Die! is an indie/pop three-piece from Dunedin, New Zealand formed in late 2003.
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The Mercy Beat is a 3-piece alternative rock band formed in Ancaster, Ontario.

Members:
Mosman Alder: Valdis Valodze Jackson Muir Katarzyna Wiktorski Damian Wood Liam Haug Robyn Dawson

“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 Am I, The Temperance Union)