Fremantle indie rock foursome Spacey Jane have cemented their position as one of
Australia's most-loved bands.
Australia's most-loved bands.
Their debut album Sunlight, released in June 2020, entered the ARIA chart at No.2. Four
tracks would be voted into triple j's Hottest 100 including fan-favourite “Booster Seat”
landing at No.2, just behind Glass Animals' "Heat Waves”.
“Booster Seat” would also soar into the ARIA Top 10 singles chart, achieving platinum sales
while the band have accumulated over 88 million streams to date.
The band - frontman Caleb Harper, guitarist Ashton Hardman-Le Cornu, bassist Peppa Lane
and drummer/manager Kieran Lama - spent the first half of 2021 finally getting to playing
sold out COVID safe shows across the East Coast of Australia.
"Streaming numbers and chart positions are great, and they're exciting to watch," Caleb
says, "but we’re a live band. To engage with fans like that, to see the music having that
reach, that means everything."
As soon as borders open, they’ll be heading overseas to play their first live shows to an
ever-expanding fanbase around the world.
In the midst of recent touring, Spacey Jane have managed to find time to write and record
in the studio - keep an ear out for their new single “Lots of Nothing”, coming very soon.
Fremantle indie rock foursome Spacey Jane have cemented their position as one of
Australia's most-loved bands.
Australia's most-loved bands.
Their debut album Sunlight, released in June 2020, entered the ARIA chart at No.2. Four
tracks would be voted into triple j's Hottest 100 including fan-favourite “Booster Seat”
landing at No.2, just behind Glass Animals' "Heat Waves”.
“Booster Seat” would also soar into the ARIA Top 10 singles chart, achieving platinum sales
while the band have accumulated over 88 million streams to date.
The band - frontman Caleb Harper, guitarist Ashton Hardman-Le Cornu, bassist Peppa Lane
and drummer/manager Kieran Lama - spent the first half of 2021 finally getting to playing
sold out COVID safe shows across the East Coast of Australia.
"Streaming numbers and chart positions are great, and they're exciting to watch," Caleb
says, "but we’re a live band. To engage with fans like that, to see the music having that
reach, that means everything."
As soon as borders open, they’ll be heading overseas to play their first live shows to an
ever-expanding fanbase around the world.
In the midst of recent touring, Spacey Jane have managed to find time to write and record
in the studio - keep an ear out for their new single “Lots of Nothing”, coming very soon.
