Led by singer Nicholas Lowe, joined by William Abbott (Drums), Michael Sramek (Bass) and Thomas Rusin (Guitar), Noon Shift are an emerging band from Sydney’s Western suburbs. Showcasing a raw display of rock and roll, Noon Shift take influence from the likes of Foo Fighters, Gang of Youths and Chris Cornell.

It all started in school when three little year sevens met in junior guitar ensemble. After a little bit of mingling and jamming, Nick, Will and Michael decided it would be fun to start the band that would later become Noon Shift. Over the years the boys spent time jamming out in the garage and even more time skating, playing with sticks and buying kebabs.

In the later years of high school, the boys (having finally decided on the name Noon Shift) recorded their debut EP “Fuse”. With the success of their leading single “Save Me”, which to date has gathered upwards of 160,000 streams, Noon Shift hunkered down in Nick’s bedroom studio to record the rest of the EP. After going through the relaxed motions of recording at home, Noon Shift released Fuse to the world. Since then, they joined forces with local guitarist Tom and have had their recorded music and live performances catch the attention of x-factor winners, VIA Music Group and Harbour Agency.

With the recent release Noon Shift’s second EP ‘Worth Its Cost in Time’ the boys will be embarking on their first ever mini tour of New South Wales, visiting Sydney, Wollongong, Canberra and Newcastle.