The concept of The Beards is simple - A rock band that exclusively perform songs about just one subject: Beards. With a three-album back catalogue of crowd favourites like If Your Dad Doesn't Have a Beard,You've Got Two Mums, You Should Consider Sex with a Bearded Man and No Beard, No Good, The Beards continue in their ceaseless journey to make the world a more beard-friendly place.

The Beards have gained a cult following in Australia after touring the nation relentlessly over the last few years. Notable performances include the Falls Festival, The Big Day Out, Woodford Folk Festival and of course their visit to Alaska to perform at the World Beard and Moustache Championship's opening ceremony.

The Beards have always combined the brilliant and the comedic in creating online content and the success of this is evident. Their YouTube channel has received over two million views and their clips have received national attention on Australian television.

In 2012 The Beards released their third album Having a Beard is the New Not Having a Beard. The album's first single You Should Consider Having Sex With a Bearded Man came in at 99 in Triple J's Hottest 100 and was nominated for the 2012 APRA Song of the Year. The album is nominated for ARIA Comedy Album of the Year 2012. Their album launch and consecutive second single tour sold out nationally and received rave reviews. The release of the second single film clip ‘Got me a Beard’ saw the band receive increasing international attention. The fully animated clip has been shortlisted for a number of international film awards and received over 1 million hits world wide on YouTube.

The Beards are responding to their international audiences and took bearded message to North America and Europe in 2013 playing to capacity audiences throughout Canada, the USA, UK, Germany and The Netherlands. The Beards will release their fourth album mid 2014, it will be about beards.

Bearded men, put down those trimmers - the Beard Revolution has come.

Australia, you've been bloody patient.

The Snowdroppers ‘BUSINESS’ ALBUM TOUR takes in fiveteen dates across the country. It’s the first national hit out in over 18 months, so it’s safe to say the boys will be turbo-charged-frothie chugging & ready to explode.

Sydney garage-fuzz-lords FOOD COURT hit the East Coast highways as special guests.

New album ‘BUSINESS’ showcases the band doing what they do best; Down and dirty, with a palpable live energy. Producer Ryan Hazell (The Drones, The Fumes) captures the band’s raw discordant power across twelve album tracks. It’s an unpredictable fusion of everything from classic soul and r’n’b, fuzzed-out stoner riff-rock to distorted country.

The four piece are bunkered down in rehearsals, putting the final touches on what promises to be a blistering set and is sure to set a new benchmark for the band’s sweaty, unruly live shows. You’ll be sure to hear a swag of new jams and of course, old favourites.

Australia, get ready. The Snowdroppers are here.

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