Artist info
Genre
Punk, Roots
Sounds like
The Go Set, Baron's of Tang, The Pogues, Dropkick Murphy's, Sydney City Trash, Graveyard Train, The Handsome Young Strangers
band members
Mark Downie: Double Bass, Vocals Gareth Davis: Vocals, Clarinet, Guitar Hannah Morrell: Violin, Backing Vocals Alex Carey: Banjo, Backing Vocals Matthew Bicket: Drums, Backing Vocals
Influences
Story tellers of past, present and future
Website
Bio
Tasmania’s rusty fork in a puddle folk-punk, cow-punk, beer swilling, shanty singing, flannie-wearing, mohawk-bearing musical peasants; The Dead Maggies weave songs of tragic tales from Van Diemen’s Land’s dark and turbulent folklore and history – and then set them to fast, upbeat, foot stomping, wild music that makes you dance, shout and folk till you punk.
Review
The Dead Maggies are truly at the forefront of folk-punk, they've been consistently pushing the barriers of the genre for years and always engage audiences with their amazing energy and musicianship. We put them on the Regrowth stage in 2014 and won't hesitate to book them again for future events. Tassie wouldn't be the same without The Dead Maggies.
The Dead Maggies are truly at the forefront of folk-punk, they've been consistently pushing the barriers of the genre for years and always engage audiences with their amazing energy and musicianship. We put them on the Regrowth stage in 2014 and won't hesitate to book them again for future events. Tassie wouldn't be the same without The Dead Maggies.
Review
love this track
love this track
Review
I like the banjo it this, and I'm not even that inbred.
I like the banjo it this, and I'm not even that inbred.
