Artist description Three peice rock act from Melbourne, Australia

Music Style Rock

Musical Influences AC/DC, The Dictators, Kiss, Ted Nugent, Led Zeppelin.

Artist History The Casanovas were formed in 1999 whilst scrubbing dishes in the back of a cake shop in St.Kilda. Brothers Tom and Patrick teamed up with the now former bassist, Jim Lewis. The trio started out with a handful of toungue in cheek original tunes mixed with Kiss, AC/DC, and Dictators covers and playing seedy dives in the inner suburbs of Melbourne. Popularity began instantly with crowds steadily increasing in numbers. Jimmy was replaced with former Mustang Bassist Damian Campbell. The Casanovas started to tour nationally and gained supports with the likes of The Vines, The Donnas, Jon Spencer and long time heroes The Dictators and Rose Tattoo. After the release of the bands first EP, Keep It Hot, and the success of their single, Shake It, The boys had gained interest overseas and embarked on a two month tour of the U.K, Europe and the U.S.A with good mates The Datsuns.

Group Members Tommy Boyce: Guitars, Lead Vocals. Damian Campbell: Bass, Vocals. Patrick Boyce: Drums.

Albums Keep It Hot - EP. Shake It - CD Single. Let It Ride - CD Single

Press Reviews I can safely say that The Casanovas are the most exhilarating rock'n'roll band in our country currently - DO NOT MISS THIS BAND! - Artrocker, U.K. Listen up to the Casanovas and lose your shame. This is the band for you. This is the band to put the Cock back into Rock. - I94 It's enough to make you want to dust off the old air guitar and practise a few hot licks. - Kerrang. The Casanovas sound like a total riot - NME.

Additional Info Contact: thecasanovas@hotmail.com

Location Melbourne, Victoria - Australia

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