Artist description Flavour, mmm... sounds good.

Music Style Alternative, pop, indie, country, rock.

Musical Influences Beatles... ah get back to ya.

Similar Artists Beatles

Artist History Ensemble 770 presents:FlavourOnce in a while a combination of musicians will get together and the end result can only be described as magic. Flavour is one of these combinations. Flavour originally played together as Margot Smith’s backing band until they parted ways with Margot and realised they didn’t need to look for a new singer or songwriter, the ingredients were already there.Flavour, while still young as a band, have played quite a few exceptional gigs to receptive audiences at venues like the Annandale, Bat & Ball, Excelsior (Surry Hills) and Northpoint Tavern.They also have a demo CD available for sale at shows.

Group Members Wayne Tritton, vocals, guitar- Wayne has a voice like bourbon and lyrics that provide colour and depth to songs already rich with melody. He has played with Dave Steel and many others.Mark Tobin, guitar, vocals- Mark has the fine art of lead guitar down pat with the kind of hooks that certainly drag you in only to toss you back wanting more, texture and cool licks are what he serves. Mark shares the lead vocals with Wayne acting as a counter balance with his obvious pop inclinations and is well known for his work in Scarlet. Steve Waters, bass, vocals- Steve is the dough in the loaf, he delivers a strong and solid groove to the mix and subtle vocal harmonies. If you don’t know Steve already you’ve only just started working in the Sydney music scene, he’s played in countless bands including Duster. Simon Wale, drums- Simon ROCKS, a powerful drummer with a firm grip on dynamics. Simon helps Flavour suck the audience in with some of the most precise and intricate drumming in Sydney pop today. You may remember Simon from such acts as The Dervishes.

Location Newtown, NSW - Australia

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