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OutbackStage
OutbackStage formed in São Paulo in 2009 with Thaila Klayn on vocals, Bruno Kipper on guitar, Felipe Campolim on bass, and Fabiano Jurich on drums. They...
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OutbackStage formed in São Paulo in 2009 with Thaila Klayn on vocals, Bruno Kipper on guitar, Felipe Campolim on bass, and Fabiano Jurich on drums. They released their debut album 'Aurora' in 2015, which drew some attention for touching on social and political themes.
Their song 'Agora é Hora' came out in 2017 and became widely heard at various public gatherings in Brazil. It's one of those tracks people know even if they don't know the band's name, alongside 'Punkrock e Paz!' and 'Sonhos Que Valem A Pena'.
They've put out a few more albums since then, including 'Respira' in 2018 and 'Acorda' in 2021. The music mixes pop and rock with some Brazilian rhythms, straightforward enough for a crowd but with enough texture to keep it from feeling too slick.
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