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Clay J Gladstone’s the “Talk of the Town” Ahead of Sienna Skies Shows

Clay J Gladstone have come to kickstart your Wednesday with their rocking new single “Talk of the Town.” This angsty track about struggling to break through in the music industry sounds best loud, so crank that volume!

“Talk Of The Town is my uppercut to the business side of the music industry,” vocalist Tim Wisbey explained. “Targeting those elitists and gatekeepers that decide whether your social media is vogue and colossal enough to give you a shot. It makes me sick thinking how tough it is for younger bands coming through, or any band really.

“It’s not just about the music – though I guess it never really has been. You basically need to be an expert in marketing, sales, relationship management, bookings, or even dance choreography to cut through the fog. Anyway, I’m not whining. I could die tomorrow and be happy that I got to write this song, pretending I’ve made it and giving the middle finger to any creature that’s tried to cut us at the knees along the way.”

“Talk of the Town” is the latest single lifted from Clay J Gladstone’s forthcoming debut album, set to drop later this year. The band have a stack of shows coming up supporting Sienna Skies all around the country, where you just might hear some of those new songs.

2 November 2024 – Lynotts Lounge, Boorloo/Perth (supporting Sienna Skies)
6 November 2024 – The Basement, Ngambri/Canberra (supporting Sienna Skies)
7 November 2024 – The Jungle Duke, Wiradjuri Country/Wagga Wagga (supporting Sienna Skies)
8 November 2024 – The Leadbeater Hotel, Naarm/Melbourne (supporting Sienna Skies)
9 November 2024 – Froth & Fury Festival, Tarntanya/Adelaide (supporting Sienna Skies)
14 November 2024 – La La La’s, Woolyungah/Wollongong (supporting Sienna Skies)
15 November 2024 – The Red Rattler, Eora/Sydney (supporting Sienna Skies)
16 November 2024 – Tomcat, Meeanjin/Brisbane (supporting Sienna Skies)

Photo credit: Hayden Nixon

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Sienna Skies Release Emotional New Single, “Don’t Let Me Go”

Eora/Sydney emo rockers Sienna Skies have just dropped their latest single “Don’t Let Me Go,” a killer song which the press release describes as the band’s “most emotional and heartfelt track to date. It’s certainly hit me in the heart.

“From the last time we released music to now, we have been through one of the toughest periods of all our lives. We lost family, best friends, pets, and more. It felt like there was just one heartbreak after another,” recalled Sienna Skies frontman Thomas Perozzi. “We sat on the chorus for a long time. It was a tough song to write, and was something we couldn’t rush. I had tears in my eyes when we finally finished the song, and when I looked around the room, I wasn’t the only one.”

“Don’t Let Me Go” is the latest single released from Sienna Skies’ forthcoming EP Only Change is Permanent, which drops on March 8. Its release will coincide with plenty of local shows, including gigs supporting metalcore legends Of Mice and Men and headlining dates. Catch them anywhere you can.

23 February 2024 – Lion Arts Factory, Tarntanya/Adelaide
24 February 2024 – The Metro, Eora/Sydney
25 February 2024 – 170 Russell, Naarm/Melbourne
27 February 2024 – The Triffid, Meeanjin/Brisbane
26 April 2024 – Crown & Anchor, Tarntanya/Adelaide
27 April 2024 – Bergy Band Room, Naarm/Melbourne
3 May 2024 – Tomcat, Meeanjin/Brisbane
4 May 2024 – The Burdekin, Eora/Sydney
18 May 2024 – Amplifier Bar, Boorloo/Perth

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Sienna Skies on the Comeback Trail With “Let it Burn”

I usually prefer my music on the mellower side of things. But every now and again something comes along that is so good that I don’t care that it rocks harder than I’m used to. “Let It Burn,” the latest track from Sienna Skies, is one of those songs.

“Let it burn, stemmed from the events that happened on the east coast of Australia during the summer of 2019/2020.” explained vocalist Thomas Pirozzi. “The appalling handling of the situation by our government, it’s like they didn’t care at all. Ignoring all the warnings of catastrophic conditions, the defunding of the State’s Rural Fire Services and National Parks. Whilst the disaster was unfolding our Prime Minister, our apparent ‘leader’, left the country for a tropical holiday, and it came to light that during this time, our state leader was flushing party money through her lover’s interests. Three billion animals killed, 400+ people killed and 2,000+ homes lost.It felt like they didn’t care at all, they just sat back and watched our country burn.”

“Let it Burn” is the band’s first release since their 2019 A Darker Shade of Truth, so it’s been a long time coming for fans. If you love the band, you’ll be happy to know they won’t leave you waiting so long for the next one. This is the first of many singles to be released in coming months. They’re also set to announce a string of shows really soon, so get excited.

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Sienna Skies Announce Another Aussie Tour

If you haven’t caught local experimental metal workhorses Sienna Skies live yet, the Sydney act is giving you another chance. They’ve been touring solidly since releasing their debut album Truest of Colors last December, and will play a bunch more shows this August and September.

It’s great to see that most of these gigs are all ages events, as all too often mini metal heads are neglected. Great stuff lads! Tickets for the following shows are available from the venues.

1 August 2010 – Bald Faced Stag, Leichhardt (All Ages)
13 August 2010 – Music Man Megastore, Bendigo (All Ages)
14 August 2010 – Bridge 54, Picton (All Ages)
15 August 2010 – Cambridge Hotel, Newcastle (All Ages)
20 August 2010 – The Fort, Brisbane (All Ages)
21 August 2010 – Expressive Grounds, Gold Coast (All Ages)
22 August 2010 – Price Street Hall, Nambour (All Ages)
27 August 2010 – The Cavern Club, Adelaide (All Ages)
28 August 2010 – Old Gaol, Mount Gambier (All Ages)
3 September 2010 – POW! @ Mynt Lounge, Werribee (18+)
4 September 2010 – Music Man Megastore, Bendigo (All Ages)
5 September 2010 – The National Hotel, Geelong (All Ages)
10 September 2010 – Expressive Grounds, Gold Coast (All Ages)
12 September 2010 – YMCA HQ, Perth (All Ages – 1pm)
12 September 2010 – Amplifier Bar, Perth (18+)
16 September 2010 – Hot Damn, Spectrum, Sydney (18+)
17 September 2010 – Campbelltown PCYC, Campbelltown (All Ages)
18 September 2010 – Bridge 54, Picton (All Ages)

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Sienna Skies Score Closure in Moscow Support Slot

Sydney experimental act Sienna Skies are having a bumper year, with the release of their debut album Truest of Colors and endorsement deals with SJC Drums, Schecter Guitars, and The Guitar Factory.

To cap all that off, the band will support Melbourne progressive rock act Closure in Moscow on their Sydney dates later this month. This comes in addition to Sienna Skies own shows. If you’re in Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, and Western Australia stay tuned; the lads promise to announce some dates in your states too.

20 May 2010 – Bull n Bush Hotel, Baulkham Hills
21 May 2010 – The Retro Youth Café, Albury
22 May 2010 – Fully Fledged Fest @ Alexandra High School, Victoria
27 May 2010 – Mona Vale Hotel, Mona Vale (supporting Closure in Moscow)
28 May 2010 – The Gaelic Club, Sydney (supporting Closure in Moscow)

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