On their self-titled debut, Amy, Hannah, Sarah and Holly – of Melbourne based rock outfit Stonefield – are riding the momentum of a soaring radio and video favourite Put Your Curse On Me.
Produced by acclaimed Band of Skulls producer Ian Davenport and mixed by Grammy-nominated Tim Palmer (U2, Pearl Jam), Stonefield is a contemporary take on classic rock ’n’ roll. A heavy, raw and startlingly mature collection of songs with an overt blues influence, a trademark of the band.
In support of their debut, Stonefield are once again hitting the road for a collection of metro and regional dates, in the lead-up to supporting the legendary Fleetwood Mac (A Day On The Green – Hunter Valley and Geelong) and playing the iconic Meredith Music Festival in December.
This weekend you can catch them at the Hotel Great Northern, Byron Bay.
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In support of their debut, Stonefield are once again hitting the road for a collection of metro and regional dates, in the lead-up to supporting the legendary Fleetwood Mac (A Day On The Green – Hunter Valley and Geelong) and playing the iconic Meredith Music Festival in December.
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