'I've had a hell of a time' laughs Ross Wilson as he announces a national tour based around his 45 year road trip of musical life, titled 'Hell of A Time' after the song he wrote for Jimmy Barnes 1994 album 'Flesh and Wood'. Following on from the incredible success of the 2 sold out solo career retrospective concerts dubbed '5 Decades of Cool' at the State Theatre in Sydney and the Palais Theatre in St Kilda, Wilson will perform hits from his entire back catalogue of recording, producing and songwriting.

Expect to hear all the classic Daddy Cool staples, “Eagle Rock”, Hi Honey Ho”, Come Back Again”, “Bom Bom” and the radio banned “Baby Let Me Bang Your Box”. Mondo Rock hits such as “Cool World”, “State of The Heart”, “Chemistry”, “No Time”, and “Come said The Boy” come to life when Ross Wilson and the Urban Legends (Eric 'Mondo Rock' McCusker – Guitar & Vocals, John McAll – Piano & Vocals, Chris Paraha – Bass & vocals and Haydn Meggitt – Drums & Vocals) perform with second-to-none delivery. Ross Wilson solo classics “Living in the Land of Oz” and the 1989 hit “Bed of Nails” recently revived as a TV theme are included along with hit's Ross has written for other singers, including 'A Touch Of Paradise' recorded by John Farnham. A selection of more recent solo outings round out the show including the tour theme 'Hell Of A Time” due for release in 2010 on Ross' forthcoming Nashville recorded CD.

"Far from a standard pop songwriter, Gaunty's ability to encompass everything from Beatles-esque British balladry to Australian and American country music idiosyncrasies, and switch from one style to another within the same riff, had gained him praise for his creativity."
-- XPress Magazine (Escape & Return)

"Those there were bedazzled, overcome and totally swamped by brilliant musicianship, heavenly vocals and amazing songs...With his heart on his sleeve and an undeniable talent for penning a tune that spans the influences of many world music genres, Gaunt cemented his place as a brilliant performer, and a conductor of musical flair and emotion."
-- Hype Magazine

"Gaunt has become a rock ’n’ roll craftsman..."
-- Sunday Times

Fed a steady diet of lentils and Indian music as a child, Prita has acquired more than just an Indian name.. with various styles of music being played as the backdrop to her early years - by osmosis - Prita has absorbed a healthy dose of Crowded House, Tracy Chapman, Stevie Wonder and Lauren Hill. Her newly acquired addition of loop pedal (loopy Fred) has taken her music from a solid folk-jazz-soul sound to a beatsy layering of vocal harmonies, hand percussion and guitar. Recent shows include supports for Ed Kowalczyk, Carus, Tin Pan Orange and Nathan Gaunt and with two EP's under her belt and an album on the way. Prita is carving her path in the Music industry. Recently touring Europe, Prita has delighted audiences and gathered new songs in places far and wide from Estonia to Denmark, England, Greece, and Berlin. In the past few years she has played in USA, the Bahamas, Peurto Rico and Thailand, truly exploring each country and gaining an international grass roots fan base.

The Just Sax quartet has been rehearsing and performing together for just over one year. They enjoy playing a wide variety of musical styles including classical, funk, jazz, folk and tango. Just Sax has performed at various places including The Ellington Jazz Club, Fothergills in Fremantle, The Equinox Cafe, The Perth Art Gallery, The city of Stirling Cafe Culture series and are also looking forward to one of there biggest performances yet, supporting Kate Cebrano at the south perth Yacht club in March 2010. The Quartet features Fay Clarke on Soprano and Alto Saxophone, Jesse Deane on Alto and Tenor Saxophone, Erin Royer on Tenor and Soprano Saxophone and Jess Herbert on the Baritone and Alto Saxophone. All members are studying music at WAAPA and UWA three of which are in there final year at WAAPA and one who has completed music at UWA and is looking at completing her honours with all members of the quartet in 2011 at WAAPA. The quartet members can also be seen performing regularly in the Metro Big Band, Wayjo Big band and Swing band and the WAAPA and UWA ensembles.