BULLHORN, Sian Evans

There’s an old saying, popularised by The Breakfast Club: “you mess with the bull, you get the horns”. What does it mean? Not much really. Mostly that if you do something dangerous, you might get hurt. One dangerous thing you could do would be to miss the crazy, brass based, MC led explosion that is BULLHORN at The Kingscliff Beach Hotel Sunday June 18!. Joining them on stage will be Brisbane's own folk and country legend, Sian Evans. Get ready for a massive show of musical mayhem! BULLHORN have been working hard on the Australian music scene, performing at festivals all over the country including Queenscliff Music Festival, Woodford Folk Festival, Port Fairy Festival, Vivid Sydney, Ocean Street Festival, Mullum Festival, Bello Festival and that’s just in the last few months! After a spate of so many fantastic shows BULLHORN are gig fit and never sounding better! Roman MC, the front man, is intoxicating with his rhythmic word play and massive charismatic stage presence. When his skills are combined with the hard hitting sounds of 7 horns players and 1 bossing drummer the results are awe-inspiring. Their shows are a unique and incredible experience, like no other, and a must to see. Sian Evans' journey with music has seen her explore the continent playing numerous festivals and connecting with the full spectrum of pro muso’s over numerous genre’s and styles. These days she be settlin’ into a fine concave of folk/roots, alt-country/soul-grass and folk music being the master nest fuelling last years EP “How time has treated thee” with Aria award winning producer, Govinda Doyle, featuring the single “Take me Home” pondering the simple joys, and title track “Blackest Crow”, Sian’s version of Traditional American folk song, amongst a few other mountainous ditty’s showcasing her fresh banjo slinging skills. With the latest release of new single “Cold Feet” produced by Josh Schuberth in Love Hz studios, Sydney, and featuring Gareth Mewes on Fiddle and Mike Haydon on percussion, the breathy rollicking pop-country ditty is a sequel to last years single and currently in line for a Queensland Music Award.