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Red Henrys started as a drunken late night conversation outside a strip club in Canberra about how no-body plays rock n roll anymore. That was 5 years ago. Song-writing duo Dave Bishop (vocals) and Luke Wheeldon (guitar) got a chance to work together shortly after that conversation when their respective musical projects were on hiatus. Respected songsmiths in their own right they sought to forge a new sound, influenced and paying homage to the Aussie rock heroes of yore. The swagger of Bon Scot, the sexual energy of Michael Hutchence and the unrelenting rhythms of Rose Tattoo. This uniquely Australian sound shaped by a nation finding it's voice and a violent pub culture has served as inspiration for Red Henrys' writing and live performances. Joined by Robbie Gregory who can split eardrums with his intense style of drumming & Brett Bamford, long time friend to the boys and successful Bass player in his own right, Red Henrys has formed a solid and creative line-up.The first release

Red Henrys started as a drunken late night conversation outside a strip club in Canberra about how no-body plays rock n roll anymore. That was 3 years ago. Song-writing duo Dave Bishop (vocals) and Luke Wheeldon (guitar) got a chance to work together shortly after that conversation when their respective musical projects were on hiatus. Respected songsmiths in their own right they sought to forge a new sound, influenced and paying homage to the Aussie rock heroes of yore. The swagger of Bon Scot, the sexual energy of Michael Hutchence and the unrelenting rhythms of Rose Tattoo. This uniquely Australian sound, shaped by a nation finding it's voice and a violent pub culture has served as inspiration for Red Henrys' writing and live performances. Joined by Robbie Gregory who can split eardrums with his intense style of drumming & Brett Bamford, long time friend to the boys and successful Bass player in his own right, Red Henrys has formed a solid and creative line-up. The first release