Artist description Moontagu is a group of five family members of the Montaigue Family. We have two guitars, Piano, Keyboard, Bass, percussion, Drums and vocals. We write all of our own material ranging from soft rock to hard rock to country and blues. The whole band moves around the amazing vocal range of Erle Montaigue. With a 3 octave range, Erle has received press such as the following. "He is the possessor of an absolutely amazing voice": By Glenn A Baker, World Champion Rock Historian.

Music Style Soft Rock, Rock, Country, Jazz.

Musical Influences None: We make our own!

Similar Artists No-one sounds like this band with the vocal range of Erle Montaigue, how could they?

Artist History The leader of this band has had hit records since the late 60's. The current line-up was formed once the children of the family were old and talented enough to play music. We have been performing for the past 3 years. Erle Montaigue (under his old Rock name back in the 60's/70's) had many hit records and three albums. He also sang Judas in teh first Australian recording of Jesus Christ Superstar which received rave reviews worldwide because of the quality of the vocals.

Group Members Erle Montaigue, Ben Montaigue, Eli Montaigue, Kathleen Montaigue and Kristian Montaigue.

Instruments Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Percussion, Piano, Keyboards, Vocals, Vocal Harmonies.

Albums Grayscale 1999: Duck Lands On Water 1982:

Press Reviews Erle Montaigue is one of the rock mysteries of the 60's. he originally emerged in Sydney in 1969 in a group called Pyramid. Erle is the possessor of an absolutely amazing voice. Written by Glenn A Baker, Rock Historian.

Additional Info Please contact us at: info@moontagu.com

Location Murwillumbah, NSW - Australia

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