The Devilrock Four

The Devilrock Four
Origin	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Genres	Hard rock, Pub rock
Years active	2002–present
Labels	Zatzit Records Shock Records
Website	Official website
Members
Carl Treasure Jonny Driver Jimi Richardson Jamie Coghill

The Devilrock Four are an Australian rock band formed in Melbourne in 2002.^[1]

History

After forming in early 2002, The Devilrock Four quickly started playing the local pubs in Melbourne. In 2004 they released their first home made self-titled EP. They were voted most outstanding band at the Duke of Windsor Hotel and band of the year at The Green Room.^[2] Premier Artists signed them to their agency^[3] and Shock Records distributed their second EP, Livin' This Low. The band was signed to Zatzit Records in 2006. In mid 2006 they entered Melbourne's famous recording studio Sing Sing to record their debut full length album^[4] First in Line with engineer Matt Voigt (Kiss with Melbourne Symphony Orchestra).

In 2008 "Don't Throw It Away" was used in advertising for Channel 10's coverage of the Australian Football League. Other television spots include Channel 9's Canal Road, Channel 10's Big Brother and Guerrilla Gardeners.

In Mid 2008 The Devilrock Four toured the UK, Holland and Spain with The Almaboobies.

Future Album

In late 2008 The Devilrock Four did a full set of new material at The Espy.

Discography

Albums & EPs

• The Devilrock Four (2004)
• Livin' This Low (2005)
• First in Line (2007)

Singles

• "Don't Throw It Away" (2006)
• "No Friend of Mine" (2007)

References

1. ^ Hobart Mercury, 8 March 2007, "Hybrid act here for album launch"
2. ^ Hobart Mercury, 17 April 2008, "One devil of a live show"
3. ^ Hobart Mercury, 24 March 2005, "Raucous rockers' Republic gig" by Kane Young
4. ^ Hobart Mercury, 8 June 2006, "A kind of homecoming" by Kane Young

External links

• The Devilrock Four's Official MySpace website