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3 mates from the western suburbs of Sydney playing punk/pop punk music. In under a year of playing as Rooftops, the band has released one standalone single 'Hopeless' along with a 6-track EP 'Please Let Me Come Home', shared the stage with some of Sydney's finest in Trophy Eyes, Endless Heights and Your Weight In Gold as well as interstate (and international) legends Braves, The Playbook, Satellites and The Drive Home. A national run in November with best mates in Undercast saw the band play its first interstate shows and helped them to really make a mark on the surrounding scene.

I'm not very good but sometimes I go alright. I'm still not sure if this is one of those times.

With their infectious, feet-friendly grooves, soulful, storytelling vocals and sun-drenched vibes, The Rooftops set out to engage and inspire their audiences with meaningful and moving music. They have been delivering for nearly five years. Since their highly-acclaimed debut at last year's Woodford Folk Festival, the band has been busy preparing for their third studio CD. They have enlisted soul legend, vocal coach and fellow Woodford favourite, Mr Percival, to produce the album, which will be recorded in Sydney in July. They first met Percival in May 2009, backstage at The Planting Festival, and a few inspired conversations later, they were working together.. By the time he joined them on stage for their encore on New Years Eve at the biggest tent at Woodford, the whole band were singing backups – as was the crowd. Well known in Brisbane from their four-year residency at The Bowery (voted best bar in Australia), The Rooftops are also regulars in the festival scene, having featured