Lee Rosser

New tours, gigs, and recording

Wednesday, 10 February 2010 00:02

Thanks to all who turned up to shows on the mammoth WA tour! We will be heading back late in May to revisit some spots and introduce ourselves to new ones further north. Special thanks to the wonderful Freya Hanly for some inspiring shows together. Check out: Freya Hanly here.

Cool Summer Festival at Mt Hotham is only just over a week away and Lee will be road testing some new songs and playing some faves on the Saturday. Check here for details.

Prior to Cool Summer Lee will be doing a special Tuesday night show at the Toff in Town in Melbourne to support the wonderful Lucy Fisher launch her album. Featuring guest appearances from Tim Minchin and Nick Barker. Check here for details on times and tix.

http://www.myspace.com/lucyinthesky061

Stay tuned for details on an imminent East Coast tour in April!

Nutz n Boltz

WA Tour Jan 2010

Monday, 11 January 2010 07:57

Across the Nullabour and into the shows. First stop Denmark, the town of women not a man in sight! then onto Wignalls Bluesfest in Albany an awesome festie on the South Coast.

Next stop Perth Blues Club tomorrow night then onto the Indi Bar in Scarborough on Wednesday. Check the gigs page for details.

Post Christmas, New Years and WA

Sunday, 13 December 2009 21:40

First stop, post Christmas in Rye for two big nights at the fabulous Baha Tacos. If anyone has been there before they'll know how much fun it is. Don't forget to book in early, these shows will sell out!

Then it's off to Apollo Bay for NYE at the Apollo Bay Hotel before the big trek across the Nullabour to begin the WA leg of the tour. Check the gigs page for details.

See you somewhere!

Upcoming shows

Thursday, 05 November 2009 23:48

Thanks to all the hordes who attended the Cup Weekend shows in Shepparton, Rutherglen and Beechworth. This weekend we head down to San Remo and Mornington in Victoria. Check the gigs page for details.

See you somewhere!

Reviews Coming In!

Friday, 11 September 2009 12:27

Feedback from the extremely limited mailout of the new album is slowly trickling in:

"I must admit to being a bit of a Rambunctious groupie ever since I first heard them live. The raw acoustic power and obvious joy in playing they brought to the stage was enough to stop any Friday night pub in its tracks and make true believers of all of the punters. But unfortunately, Rambunctious is no more.