Expect the unexpected.
Extreme entertainment.
Is this post-millenium cabaret, or new vaudeville?
No, it’s the National Junk Band.
And there’s nothing like it.
“Defies categorisation.” - SMH
Irreverent satire.
It must be seen to be believed.

Everything from fire, illusion, passion and satire.
Virtuosos of the bizarre.
Rhythmagicians of the saw, the tuba, the phono-fiddle, the kitchen sink, tin guitars and tin can alley.

“An hilarious revelation - you never know what you’re going to get from one song to the next” - Sarah Thomas, Adelaide Advertiser

“Hit of the festival… their CD was so good someone stole it from the ABC library.” - Robyn Johnson, The Planet, ABC Radio National

For four years the National Junk Band has had toes tapping and jaws dropping at festivals, pubs, joints, radio, and TV. With two death-defying albums already to their credit, and the music to “Badcop Badcop” (ABC TV) already in the can, they are about to kick another can - “Tin Can Alley” (their new CD due in November). A quantum leap of style and musicianship for the quirkiest band in the land.

Expect the unexpected, and still be surprised. (If pain persists, consult your analyst.)

Mention Pope Alice installation at MCA for Biennale 2002.

CDs
Tin Can Alley (Didgeridoo Records)
Kitchen Sink Music (Didgeridoo Records)
20th Century Sink (Didgeridoo Records)
all avaliable from Chaos Music

Mic “Microphone” Conway
Vocals, National tenor guitar, ukulele, harmonica, gumleaf, musical handsaw, tap dancing, magic and juggling.

Phil “Philthy Dunnyseat” Donnison
Vocals, National guitar, National Steel guitar, National ukulele, kazoo, nose flute

Marcus “Email” Holden
Vocals, strohviol, mandolin, National guitar

Jeremy “Junkyard Jeremy” Cook
Vocals, kitchen sink, washboard, pots, cans, garbage bin

Carolyn “Cazzbo” Johns
Vocals, sousaphone, jug, soprano vacuum cleaner hose, swan66 whistle.

Bookings :

Mic Conway
Ph : 61-2-9818 2331
email : bookings@micconway.com