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A son of a preacher man and described as ‘a melody master’, by Jeff Jenkins, Lyndon has won numerous song-writing awards and written and produced three albums since 1998. Born in Geelong and raised on the West Australian Aboriginal mission fields, Lyndon’s formative years were spent hunting, making milo-trucks and gings (kind of slingshot), playing doogs (marbles), riding homemade bicycles and of course, playing guitar. Lyndon found his feet listening to bands such as Crowded House, U2 and The Eagles and cites Daniel Lanois, Jimmy Webb, Neil Finn and Mark Knopfler as key influences. After travelling extensively throughout Australia and many acoustic shows later, Lyndon's debut album 'Stupid Adventures' spawned the Lyndon Wesley Band, which promoted the album to local audiences across Melbourne. As a solo performer Lyndon continues to open shows for artists such as Ross Wilson, Mark Seymour and Don Walker. Fronting his electric outfit, the Malvern Stars, further defines the often-