After 5 years in hibernation, The Irresponsibles are back! Having graced the stages of Adelaide’s iconic rock venues since mid 2007, The Irresponsibles deliver a show of energised hard rock dashed with multi-genre influence. Don (bass) and Matt (drums) lay down a solid foundation as a strong rhythm section with a perfect groove, while Tash (guitar) adds texture with guitar hooks that are instantly memorable. Over it all, Miranda's vocals draw you in, from a quiet whisper to a hard edged scream, she will have you hanging on her every word. The Irresponsibles are well known for delivering energy packed live shows around Australia, for high quality studio recordings that bring out the best in their songwriting, for being the first local Adelaide band to have two songs featured on the Rock Band Network for XBox and PS3, for staying true to their fan base, and for always being professional in their work. The group have recently reformed after a 5 year break and tearing up the stage in Adelaide's best live music venues. Discography Beginnings EP - 2008, Let It Out Album - 2010, Black Sun Single - 2013. "Good rock music has a sense of wild abandonment and irresponsibilty, an aura of naughtiness surrounding it. Band's like The Irresponsibles bring back the glory days of bands like Blondie to the forefront of your mind. This is just good music, it rocks with memorable hooks and irresistable female vocals. You gotta love bands like this!" - Muzik Reviews, Muzik Reviews (Feb 20, 2011) "“Let it Out” is a consistently professional and hard rocking release from the powerful rock quartet The Irresponsibles. It’s a thoroughly enjoyable CD that never disappoints with its strong melodies, pulsing rhythm section, edgy vocals and structured songs that distain archaic formula rock. " - Phil Catley, Music SA (Feb 15, 2011) "The Irresponsibles infectious punk-edged sound comes across something like Ash but with female vocals and more bite." - James McKenzie, DB Magazine (Apr 03, 0009) "The Irresponsibles are proof there is real, raw rock still left in Adelaide" - Tic, Adrock.org