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ANGRY ANDERSON
Angry Anderson embodies resilience, authenticity & Australian pride. A fierce social justice advocate, he champions the underdog, challenges inequality and supports community causes, channelling his raw rock energy as Rose Tattoo's iconic frontman.
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THE ANGELS
'The Angels' got their break when Angus Young & Bon Scott of AC/DC got them their first record deal with Albert Productions. In 1974, Bernard "Doc" Neeson became the lead vocalist, a move that would define 'The Angels' sound & stage presence. Their hit "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" became the Australian pub rock anthem of the epoque. In Europe they were renamed 'Angel City'
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DALLAS "DIGGER" ROYALL
Rose Tattoo's powerhouse drummer "Digger", was the rhythmic backbone of the band's raw sound. His explosive energy & relentless precision backed his fierce beats becoming the driving force behind their legendary rock anthems.
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DOC NEESON
Doc Neeson was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland. When he moved to Australia, the Moonshine Jug & String Band became part of his life in Adelaide. The name was eventually transformed into The Angels as he showcased his style and his dynamic performances soon became legendary.
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GEORDIE LEACH
Geordie Leach is a renowned bassist best known for his tenure with Australian rock band Rose Tattoo. He joined them in 1977, replacing the original bassist Ian Rilen, playing a crucial role in shaping the band's hard-hitting blues-rock sound
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KISS
KISS's iconic makeup was partly inspired by comic book characters and each member's persona reflects their individual style. Gene Simmons, known as "The Demon," once taught sixth grade in Spanish Harlem before the band's rise to fame.
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MICK COCKS
Mick Cocks was a foundational figure in the hard rock scene, best known for his work as a guitarist & songwriter with the iconic Australian band Rose Tattoo. His influence shaped the sounds of bands like Guns N' Roses, who covered Rose Tattoo's "Nice Boys"
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PETER WELLS
Peter Wells was known primarily for his work as the founding slide guitarist of Rose Tattoo. His vision for Rose Tattoo was to create a raw, street-smart rock 'n' roll band, a vision that came to life with the help of Angry Anderson and other members
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ROSE TATTOO
Rose Tattoo's raw & infused rock left an indelible mark as a true embodiment of Australia's gritty rock scene. Their anthem "Bad Boy for Love", captured their rebellious spirit, even influencing Guns N' Roses' who covered it and some of their other tracks.
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TED NUGENT
Ted Nugent, known for his guitar prowess and wild stage antics, once played a 10-hour marathon guitar session for a charity event, showcasing his immense stamina and dedication to both music and philanthropic causes.
