Joining the festivities are one of Australia’s longest-running rock acts Rose Tattoo, and Melbourne hard rockers Electric Mary. Thought the sweet sweet nostalgia was going to stop there? Guess again. It is with extreme pride and appreciation that I forward to you my interview with the incredible Robert DeLeo. Robert DeLeo writes the songs and provides the foundation of what is arguably the best thing going in rock'n'roll right now: Stone Temple Pilots.
They’ll also be joined by rock n rollers Black Rebel Motorcycle Club who have just ticked over the 20th anniversary of their debut album B.R.M.C. It's one that came true for a little kid out of New Jersey. They too will be celebrating a 25-year anniversary, this time for their second album Purple. The American contingent is strong on next year’s Under The Southern Stars lineup thanks to the addition of Stone Temple Pilots. After taking an extended break from 2001 until 2011, they returned with the huge The Sea of Memories and launched right back into our hearts again. Joining them are English rockers Bush. Since the release of their debut album Sixteen Stone in 1994, they have been an Aussie favourite, spawning singles like ‘Glycerine’, ‘Everything Zen’ and ‘Comedown’ that are still just as loved today.
With over 5,000 performances spanning four decades, 20 million records sold worldwide, they have well and truly earned their spot as one of the most influential classic rock groups of the past 50 years. Leading the way are Rock and Roll Hall of Famers, Cheap Trick. The rock show is back because Under The Southern Stars have announced another stacked lineup for their 2022 event – and after a year off, you know they are levelling things up.
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