Pony Girl & The Outsiders

Not for a while has there been a band like this. Pony Girl & The Outsiders have gate crashed the indie rock scene with their own brand of rock that sounds hard, tastes classic and feels exciting and new. After playing solo and attending drama school, Pony Girl relocated from Perth to Melbourne and put The Outsiders together in 2008 with Jamie (bass), Dave (drums) and Butch (lead guitar). Since June 2011 the band have welcomed a new drummer, Gav Oliver, to the gang to smash out the songs.

After playing solo and attending drama school, Pony Girl relocated from Perth to Melbourne and put The Outsiders together in 2008 with Jamie (bass), Dave (drums) and Butch (lead guitar). Since June 2011 the band have welcomed a new drummer, Gav Oliver, to the gang to smash out the songs.

Driven by her passion the self-taught front woman and her boys began playing live extensively, introducing their music and energy to Melbourne and Sydney. Without a synthesizer or melodica in sight or within earshot, this band's live show is pure balls out rock 'n' roll beautifully balanced with a few softer ballads.

Fiercely independant and fiery, Pony Girl threw caution to the wind in early 2009 and took The Outsiders to the United States where they played shows in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York all of which were well received by their American audiences, with comments made that compared the band to early Blondie and The Pretenders.

2011 is set to be a big year for Pony Girl & The Outsiders with the official launch of their debut album, Rebel Rebel, in February. Mixed and mastered by the legendary rock producer, Lindsay Gravina, at Birdland Studios, the ten songs contained on the album provides a good representation of this band and their sound with elements of punk, classic and alternative rock as well as showcasing Pony Girl's powerful and versatile vocals. Now with the current line up, the band is sounding tight and screaming to unleash their music upon all. The omission of the synthesizer and melodica was a genius move by this band whose music will no doubt be a part of the next wave of blood, sweat and beers style of rock 'n' roll that is long, long overdue.