From jamming in their mate’s garage to headlining sold-out shows in some of Sydney’s hottest venues, surf rock/indie band The Sooks have been making waves with their fresh sound and infectious energy. Carving their own space in the Australian music scene with their charming vibe and catchy tunes, fans can expect a sound reminiscent of Skegss, The Terrys and DICE. 

The band’s journey has been one of steady growth and increasing recognition. Their entry into the Aussie music scene in 2022 saw them performing at small local venues, where their charm and raw talent began to attract attention, growing with each performance. This momentum led the band to sold-out shows at iconic Sydney venues such as the Oxford Art Factory, Waywards and The Chippo Hotel. With Flynn Hume as their drummer, Jeremy Cassar on bass, Jeremy Ogle on lead guitar and Corey Fitzsimons as their frontman, these performances cemented their reputation as a captivating live act, with audiences drawn to their magnetic stage presence and high-energy performances.

After building serious momentum with a string of successful releases, including singles ‘Burn Me Out’ and ‘Never Gonna Go’, the band has just released their biggest project to date! Their debut EP, ‘Oyster Boy’, evolves the band's fresh sound even further, blending catchy hooks and upbeat anthems with some raw indie rock energy. The record represents a new level of artistic growth for the band, and new singles from the EP, ‘Let It Start’ and ‘Figure It Out’, have gotten the band featured on major editorial playlists, including ‘Local Noise’ and ‘All New Rock’. 

In a short span of time, The Sooks have made a name for themselves in the rising Aussie music scene, amassing over 150,000 streams on Spotify, as well as receiving airplay on national radio station Triple J and dozens of other Aussie radio stations. They have built a loyal fan base that continues to grow, drawn by their relatable lyrics and addictive melodies. With festival appearances lined up over the New Year period and ambitious plans for new music and tours, The Sooks show no signs of slowing down and are a must-see for fans of Australia’s thriving indie scene.