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Wallaby
Wallaby formed in Melbourne in the late 2000s around frontman Ethan James and guitarist Alex Wilson. They later added bassist Lucy Turner and drummer Ben...
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Wallaby formed in Melbourne in the late 2000s around frontman Ethan James and guitarist Alex Wilson. They later added bassist Lucy Turner and drummer Ben Smith. Their debut EP was called "Echoes of the Past."
Their first album, "Where Did We Go Wrong?," came out in 2013. The title track became their most recognizable song. They also released "Not Gonna Leave You (feat. Neimy)."
They put out three studio albums total, including "The Road Less Traveled" in 2017. The band's lineup remained Ethan James on vocals and guitar, Alex Wilson on guitar, Lucy Turner on bass, and Ben Smith on drums.
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