Girlatones Melbourne, Australia
Girlatones play their own brand of garage-pop injected with unique lyrical humour and sincerity, drawing you into their
upbeat and inclusive world.
Jesse Williams - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Leah Senior - Vocals, Guitar
Tam Matlakowski - Bass, Vocals
Fabian Hunter Shaw - Drums, Vocals
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