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AirbourneNo Way But The Hard WayMixMash Rock Classics Hard And Heavy Vol.2
AirbourneToo Much, Too Young, Too FastMixMash Pop January 2008
AirbourneRunnin' WildCanada Hot Video November 2008
AirbourneBlonde, Bad And BeautifulModern Rock Video August 2010
AirbourneBlonde, Bad And BeautifulExpress Video July 2010 Week 4
AirbourneNo Way But The Hard WayMixMash Indie March 2010
AirbourneNo Way But The Hard WayHot Video April 2010
AirbourneNo Way But The Hard WayModern Rock Video April 2010
AirbourneNo Way But The Hard WayExpress Video March 2010 Week 2
AirbourneToo Much, Too Young, Too FastMixMash Indie January 2008
AirbourneGirls In Black (Live)Modern Rock Video April 2009
AirbourneGirls In BlackExpress Video March 2009 Week 5
AirbourneRunning WildMixMash Indie May 2008
AirbourneRunnin' WildModern Rock Video September 2008
Hard Rock band from Warrnambool (Australia). The band was formed in 2003 by brothers Joel and Ryan O’Keefe, who were later joined by David Roads and Justin Street. They were crowned “Best New Band of 2008” in the annual Classic Rock Magazine awards. They were also nominated for “Best Rock Album” at the Arias, against Silverchair, Powderfinger and Grinspoon, but did not win.
Airbourne are a straightforward rock band in the Aussie pub rock tradition of AC/DC, the Angels, and Rose Tattoo: four guys with beers in hand who would rather die than be caught wearing a pink shirt. The brothers Joel and Ryan O'Keeffe grew up in the country town of Warrnambool, with a collection of classic Australian rock albums stolen from their uncle. When everyone around them was listening to current music, they were firmly entrenched in the music of the '70s and '80s they longed to re-create. Joel took on vocals and lead guitar and Ryan played drums while still in school, earning them the enmity of their neighbors, who sent the police around with noise complaints multiple times. Second guitarist David Roads was sourced from the local pub, where Joel O'Keeffe worked. Bass player Justin Street was encountered in the town's sand dunes by Ryan O'Keeffe while drunkenly rolling down them, and with his addition Airbourne was complete. The four soon moved to the city of Melbourne to find venues willing to accept them. Steadily playing, they put out a self-financed EP called Ready to Rock in 2004. Hard work paid off with support slots for acts including the Rolling Stones and Mötley Crüe and a billing at the Big Day Out festival in 2006. That year they were invited to the U.S.A. by Capitol Records to record their debut album, Runnin' Wild, with producer Bob Marlette. When Capitol merged with Virgin they were one of several artists dropped, though they managed to quickly sign a new contract with Roadrunner Records to secure a worldwide release for the album, which proved popular with video game producers, who licensed songs for use in the games NHL 08, Madden NFL 08, and Skate. The band released its spirited sophomore album, No Guts. No Glory., in 2010.
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