Dune Rats have long embodied the do-it-yourself ethos of punk rock, a tradition deeply rooted in Brisbane’s music scene. From the early days of bands like The Purple Hearts and The Saints, Brisbane has been a breeding ground for rebellious, high-energy music, and Dune Rats are no exception. Since their formation, the trio—Danny Beus (vocals, guitar), BC Michaels (drums), and Brett Jansch (bass)—has made a name for themselves with their infectious, carefree attitude and their knack for creating raucous, feel-good punk anthems.

Dune Rats have long embodied the do-it-yourself ethos of punk rock, a tradition deeply rooted in Brisbane’s music scene. From the early days of bands like The Purple Hearts and The Saints, Brisbane has been a breeding ground for rebellious, high-energy music, and Dune Rats are no exception. Since their formation, the trio—Danny Beus (vocals, guitar), BC Michaels (drums), and Brett Jansch (bass)—has made a name for themselves with their infectious, carefree attitude and their knack for creating raucous, feel-good punk anthems.