Big League return to The Post Office this December with Brisbane mates The Valery Trails, for an evening of catchy, noisy, perfection.

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Big League have been serving as one of the finest purveyors of indie-rock on the scene these last few years. Created over loungeroom recordings by husband & wife team Travis & Marie, the endearing quartet have fast found a name for themselves not just at home, but abroad as well.

2022 was the band's busiest year, with tours at home and in the USA. The band's second visit to the USA had them playing to packed rooms while enjoying regular airplay on college radio, ending with their second album A Symbol Like A Cloud appearing on the yearly Top 100 lists of several stations. 2023 has seen them back in the studio, recording album number 3 (due for release early 2024), and playing gigs that have showcased the band at the top of their game with a fresh batch of songs

With their male/female vocals, Big League present uplifting alternative pop-laced guitar rock that is sure to warm the hearts of even the most jaded music fan. Through their distinctive language of distorted melodies, Big League spin tales that celebrate the often unappreciated details of suburban Australia.

"...as if Martin Phillipps from The Chills jammed with Velvet Underground in the midst of an earthquake."
Backseat Mafia

With 4 albums under the belt, and new tunes on the way, Brissie indie rockers The Valery Trails are bringing plenty down south this December.

After almost a decade of operation as a transcontinental project, with members separated by an ocean, guitarist/vocalist Andrew Bower returned from Houston, Texas to his hometown of Brisbane Australia in 2020, joining his brother Sean Bower (bass) and Dan McNaulty (drums).

Their latest release The Sky is Blue, was warmly received on both sides of the Pacific, charting on US specialty and college radio and with strong support from Australian community radio.