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Blair Jones along with Mick and Steve Adkins are the core members of the band. Founded in 1994 as a side project from their various cover bands, the past 12 years has seen the Rogue Sharks sound develop into something of an eclectic rock style ranging from metal to hard rock to punk! When Steve was recruited in 1998 he brought to the band his skills as a producer and songwriter as well as his artistic flair for album cover and sleeve designs. The band is currently recording their first full length album and has released the single "Let Me Go" in March of 2006. This song has just recently been included on the "Amplified 2006" promotional CD compiled by Arts Tasmania. Back in 1994 Mick and Blair recorded their first E.P “Lock Jaw” under the banner Rogue Sharks, at Apollo Studios in Perth, Western Australia. The guys recorded the songs 'Lock Jaw', 'The Rattler' and their tribute to the legendary singer, Bon Scott, 'Bon Fire". At the time Mick was playing lead guitar in the Perth based

Formed in Perth in 1995, Rogue Sharks is an Australian heavy rock band that has enjoyed a 26 year journey of writing, recording and performing live. The band's first release was the 1996 E.P. 'Lock Jaw'. Alongside the title track the recording features the songs 'Bon Fire' and 'The Rattler' which are staples in the band's live set list. 2006 saw the release of the single 'Let Me Go'. This was followed by the self-tilted debut album in 2007 which also included the band's signature tune 'Warhead' - a heavy riff-laden tune about the Great White shark. Left without a drummer in early 2010, the band recorded the acoustic album 'Acoustic, Electric, Eclectic'. This album has recently been remastered with the addition of previously unreleased tracks and was released on digital format only in October 2019. With the 25th anniversary of the band's formation approaching, the band has commissioned the remastering of its debut E.P. 'Lock Jaw' and is set to celebrate the release in early 2020.