Brisbane outfit The Good Ship have announced that after six joyous years together they’ve decided to amicably call it a day, but not before two final blowout farewell shows, dubbed La Petite Mort. Brisbane’s favourite sailors will wrap up the The Good Ship project this year, leaving behid a legacy of three albums, 10 singles,
The theme of today’s Tour Guide is “badass,” with dates announced for two of the Australian music scene’s most irreverent and incendiary live performers — Sydney’s Sticky Fingers and Brisbane’s favourite sailors, The Good Ship, who are both travelling with brand new singles in tow. Sticky Fingers Gold Snafu Single Tour 2014 Saturday, 22nd February
Shanty-singing Brisbane seafarers The Good Ship have announced the departure of member Daz Gray, who served as one of the band’s songwriters and as co-frontman. Taking to their Facebook page, the band said the egress is a result of Gray deciding “his work with the band is done.” “Today we announce that one of our
Brisbane eight-piece The Good Ship recently announced their return with new LP, the aptly-titled The Seven Seas. The album, recorded at Gasworks Studio in the band’s home state, was inspired by the band’s sell-out hybrid musical theatre show. Following the success of the show, the band undertook a long collaborative process which saw them turn
Brisbane eight-piece The Good Ship have announced their return with a new full-length release, The Seven Seas. To celebrate the new album, the band will be embarking on an East Coast tour of Australia, which includes a spot at Festival of the Sun, alongside Stonefield and many more. Recorded with Josh Tuck at Gasworks Studios,
The lineup for Festival of the Sun 2013 has arrived and it looks like it’s another blistering celebration of summer, Australian music and East Coast living. The organisers have announced rockers You Am I, The Rubens and Ash Grunwald as headliners, with a slew of hot acts supporting, including The Beards, Kingswood, Spit Syndicate, and
The Good Ship are sailing the high seas and headed straight for harbour at Music Feeds Studio
Brisbane eight-piece The Good Ship will play dates around the country in November and December to plug their latest single Sin City Sweetheart. The track has been described as a “sultry, sexy, slapper of a song”, which was written partially about frontman Brett Harris’ Las Vegas adventures. Upon crashing the honeymoon of (Captain) Daz and
Here is an opportunity for everyone to help out some straight-up decent dudes. While in town for this year’s BIGSOUND conference, The Good Ship guitarist John Meyer has had both his guitar and a case full of pedals stolen.
Sounds Like Brisbane is a musical collaboration between Brisbane artists and labels to promote the bulging scene in Brisbane. The album features the likes of I Heart Hiroshima, Regurgitator, The Optimen and The Good Ship. Craig Spann from Sugarrush records gives us the background on the comp. Music Feeds: Tell us a bit about the
The Good Ship, hailing from that musical playground that is Brisbane, are a unique musical experience. Dressing like pirates and delivering songs like they were old sea tales
