The Audreys are one of Australia's highest profile alt country/roots band, with a trifecta of ARIA wins for all three of their albums. “Sometimes The Stars”, "When the Flood Comes" and "Between Last Night and Us" won the ARIA for The Best Blues & Roots album in 2011, 2008 and 2006 respectively.
"Between Last Night and Us" is also a Gold certified album. They are a critics favorite in Australia, with both albums appearing in the best album polls of those years, including “When The Flood Comes” making Rolling Stone's Top 50 albums of 2008 (#39).
Their music has appeared in several high profile international and Australian film and TV productions, including One Tree Hill. An entire 6 part TV drama "Rain Shadow", starring Rachel Ward, exclusively featured instrumental and album versions of the bands music. They are fronted by the beautiful and enigmatic Taasha Coates and with songwriting partner and guitarist Tristan Goodall they have built a large and loyal Australian fan base through intensive touring. They have also made touring in-roads in Canada, the US and the UK, including the Stan Rodgers Folk Festival, Mariposa Folk Festival, Folk Alliance and the Great Escape Festival. Both albums are distributed though ABC/Universal in Australia.
“Sometimes The Stars”, their third record was released in Australia in October 2010, with it debuting at #28 on the national ARIA charts and #2 on the national Blues and Roots Chart.
"Between Last Night and Us" is also a Gold certified album. They are a critics favorite in Australia, with both albums appearing in the best album polls of those years, including “When The Flood Comes” making Rolling Stone's Top 50 albums of 2008 (#39).
Their music has appeared in several high profile international and Australian film and TV productions, including One Tree Hill. An entire 6 part TV drama "Rain Shadow", starring Rachel Ward, exclusively featured instrumental and album versions of the bands music. They are fronted by the beautiful and enigmatic Taasha Coates and with songwriting partner and guitarist Tristan Goodall they have built a large and loyal Australian fan base through intensive touring. They have also made touring in-roads in Canada, the US and the UK, including the Stan Rodgers Folk Festival, Mariposa Folk Festival, Folk Alliance and the Great Escape Festival. Both albums are distributed though ABC/Universal in Australia.
“Sometimes The Stars”, their third record was released in Australia in October 2010, with it debuting at #28 on the national ARIA charts and #2 on the national Blues and Roots Chart.
