Hello world! We're The Breed!

Welcome to the home of The Breed, Tasmania's hottest powerpop sensation. Stay tuned for news of gigs, disks and downloads.
"What is powerpop?" I hear you ask? It takes in any high-energy, bright, fun-loving rock music from British 60s Mods like The Who through to new skool punk like Green Day, and taking in a whole range of things in between, including (but in no way limited to) The Lemonheads, The Primitives, 60s US garage style and aggressive covers of the British pop invasion and Merseybeat. How's that for detail, then?
If you're considering booking a band for your venue or private function drop us a line at bookings @ thebreedaustralia . com
Here is the news...
Regeneration is now available!
October 3rd, 2006
The Breed’s debut CD, Regeneration, is now available. Find out more about ordering your copy here!
To hear a sample of selected tracks from the CD click here
Don’t forget, you can also download a raw, live version of track 4 from Regeneration, Idea Hamster.
New Material Great Value
July 6th, 2006Approaching a lineup now of 100 songs, Hobart band The Breed, keep adding new material, making them a versatile choice for your venue or private function.
New material includes The Monkees’ Last Train To Clarkesville and 3 new originals, 2 by Wayne and 1 by B&Massa, bringing the original songs to more than an album’s worth.
Where’s The Queen’s Head?
April 27th, 2006
As the old joke goes, “Where’s the Queens Head?” - “2 feet above her bum!”
Our North Hobart debut on Thursday April 20 went off well considering we got the gig on 6 hours notice after a cancellation and had no time to do much publicity. I have to say that the Queen’s Head is a great venue - top notch acoustics (we couldn’t force our PA to howl!) and a cosy atmosphere. Watch for more news of The Breed gigs, hopefully we’ll have a more formal booking next time and have time to let people know in advance.
Be Afraid Be Very Afraid…
January 6th, 2006Watch for posters in your neighbourhood proclaiming our next gig at your local. If you see a moddish looking publication on a your local’s notice board, make plans to get along, you won’t be disappointed.