It’s live, improvised, and for a limited time only.
Brisbane-based improvisation musical collective fusing new wave jazz, rap, soul, funk, and then some. You have never seen this show before.
"Full of freshness, fine rhymes and bigger beats... One of the best gigs ever and won’t be long before they are in front of mass audiences, watch out and get to the next!"
*** The Listening Room Gig Guide ***
You can never go to a Life On Earth show twice, for you are not the same person and it is not the same show.
‘Life On Earth’ is a powerhouse musical improvisation collective, featuring Rohan Seekers on keys (Astro Traveller’s), Lachlan Symons on bass (HRBRT), Tristan Rogers on trumpet (BULLHORN), Nathan McGregor on drums (HRBRT, Captain Dreamboat) and internationally acclaimed freestyle vocalist Roman MC (BULLHORN).
Through ideas and keywords gathered from the audience, they immediately explore a full aural serve of life’s rich and dynamic experiences through a new wave fusion and entirely improvised, structured setlist of songs. Witness the live and improvised alchemy of made-in-the-moment heartfelt ballads, expansive grooves and uplifting peaks across the tones of new jazz, hip hop, funk, soul... and then some.
Since launch, the band has experienced two years of sold-out monthly shows in Brisbane and played main stages of festivals from Yonder Festival to the launch of Princess Theatre, an iconic Brisbane music venue. Life On Earth are now expanding their unique show experience across Australia.
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