Brewn is an dynamic four-piece working class band, writing about their jobs, their cars, their lovers and their home town.

Today, Brewn is known for its unique sound that’s a lively fusion of Oz country rock mixed with influences from the pub rock scene. 

While the band quickly developed a respected following for their covers work in the bar scene, lead singer Mick Bond had always longed for something more.

Growing up with strong country influences, Bond had dreams of pursuing country music and developing a project that more fit the style he was passionate about.  So, he left the cover scene and got to writing.

After a few incarnations of collaborators, Bond called upon the talent of twin brothers, John Barbara (drums) and Anthony Barbara (guitar) as well as Zachary Whittaker (bass).

Coming from the funk, rock and jazz scenes, the trio brought a beneficial sound to their stand-out style.

With their fusion of experiences, outlooks and technique combined with masterfully written country songs--Brewn had transformed from bar band into a rare breed of musicians, who simply deliver lively performances, great lyrics and an overall enjoyable sound.

Brewn’s new  album and single ‘My Town’ is mixed and mastered by Jason Millhouse, and released under the Pacific International Label.

Friday’s show at The Globe is an 18+ event with free entry.

The Globe also has a special Father’s Day raffle on the night along with its regular meat raffle.

There will also be a pool comp from 7pm with $10 entry fee.