One of North Queensland’s most enduring First Nation’s acts will celebrate 30 years in the music industry this year, by releasing their debut L.P. "Where Are They Now". The Pad Boys formed in 1992 in Kuranda, and spent the best part of the 90’s touring, playing festivals, and developing a dedicated fan base. Fusing roots-based reggae and indie rock with Djabugay language, within a broader soul groove, the group’s songs have become mini ‘anthems’, and are now part of a longer Djabugay music tradition. In 2023, The Pad Boys will celebrate their 30th anniversary through a re-launched online presence, punchy pop singles and music video’s, and the fresh ‘contemporary artefact’ of a vinyl L.P. Their debut L.P., “Where Are They Now”, will be released in September 2023 at the Tanks Arts Centre in Gimuy (Cairns).
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The Pad Boys plays australian indie, indie rock, reggae. One of North Queensland’s most enduring First Nation’s acts will celebrate 30 years in the music industry this year, by releasing their debut L.P.
The Pad Boys's live sets are tight and well-rehearsed - mid-paced sets where the arrangements come through clearly.
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