Blue King Brown
Blue King Brown formed in Brisbane in 2003 with Dave Kettley on lead vocals and guitar, Desmond Cheese on bass, Wayne Dwyer on drums, and Carlo Santone on...
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Blue King Brown formed in Brisbane in 2003 with Dave Kettley on lead vocals and guitar, Desmond Cheese on bass, Wayne Dwyer on drums, and Carlo Santone on rhythm guitar and vocals. Their debut album 'Black Coffee' came out the following year, followed by 'Worldwize' in 2007 and 'Invisible' in 2011. The band's sound pulls from rock, folk, and reggae, heard in songs like 'Better Spent' and 'Come and Check Your Head'.
Lineup changes have been part of their story. Carlo Santone left in 2012 and was replaced by Jesse Leo. In 2020, they released their fourth studio album, also called 'Better Spent'.
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