The Lazys

A wise man once said it’s long way to the top if you want to rock ‘n’ roll. If you’re The Lazys, it’s more like a long way across two continents and the world’s largest ocean.

But since the Australian rockers have landed on Canadian shores, it’s been a balls-out ascent to become one of the most talked about live acts in the country. And they’ve now bottled that lighting on their new album, Tropical Hazards.

Co-written by Ian D’Sa (Billy Talent) and produced by D’Sa and Eric Ratz (Big Wreck, Danko Jones, Monster Truck), Tropical Hazards is a high-octane, hell-raising rock ‘n’ roll riot that picks up right where The Lazys left off in 2015 with their Top 10 singles “Shake it Like You Mean It” and “Black Rebel.”

When those songs first smashed onto radio, fans could be forgiven for thinking they were hearing a brand new band. Fact is, these guys had been paying their dues back in Australia since 2006, where Leon Harrison and Matty Morris met while playing in local garage bands. “He was singing and playing guitar in a band and so was I,” recalls Leon. “But I was a better singer. He was a better guitar player. So we joined forces.” The Lazys released a few EPs before packing bags and heading for New York City to record a new record. Then things took a surprising turn in Toronto at Canadian Music Week.

Einlass:
20:00 Uhr

Tickets:
15,00 €

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