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Buck Dean & The Green Lips...Sunshine Coast's newest rock stars.


Buck Dean & The Green Lips

Good old rock and roll is not dead! That is definitely the vibe you feel when you grooving along to Sunny Coast local lads, Buck Dean & The Green Lips. Armed with a mutual passion for blues, rock, fun times & great tunes Nick, Brent, Tom & Trent make the most of the best rehearsal space on the coast to galvanise their special recipe of old school inspired songs. Tuning up over looking an immaculately beautiful Headland on the south side of the Sunshine Coast Queensland, there could be no better place to set the mood, feed the mind & get the creative juices flowing.

Motivated by a mutual love for music, in particular rock ‘n’ roll, these mates got together to start a band & make some serious tunes. With a common thread of influences within the group of all the greats like Muddy Waters, BB King, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles (I know it’s all sounding very cliche’…but that is rock ‘n’ roll isn’t it?) Tom Petty, Guns ‘n’ Roses & our own sensational Silverchair, it’s none too easy for Tom & Nick to collaborate on crafting the hits.

Driven by an inspirited rock sound the boys nurture their eclectic musings to create tomorrow’s hits. You can hear a little of all the aforementioned influences within their originals mixed up with their own grungy style. They have a massive home town following and are ready to spread their musical seed all over the place sharing the love with all who enjoy the goodness of old school rock. In fact, they have just released their first EP with an official launch night coming up...you can also look forward to a rockin' live show very soon, as the boys have shows confirmed from Brisbane to Mitchell Creek including an awesome 'Set Adrift' show on a yacht cruising out from Mooloolabah in September. Only a very limited number of tickets still available for this through A Set Adrift.

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