Deke Dickerson
& The Ecco-Fonics

Deke Dickerson & The Ecco-Fonics will be headlining the GreazeFest Kustom Kulture Festival. Deke Dickerson is a multi-talented musical marvel and one of the best rockabilly performers in the world. Joining Deke for this year’s show is Ecco-Fonic drummer Chris ‘Sugarballs’ Sprague and Australian bass-man Jon Flynn. Jon Flynn is a bona-fide Ecco-Fonic, having toured with Deke on four tours across the USA. We are very excited to welcome Deke and Sugarballs back to Australia to join Jon for an Ecco-Fonics reunion at GreazeFest.

The Detonators

Acknowledged as the high priests of roots rock ‘n’ roll, The Detonators are known for their door slammin', rubber burning live performances, earning their status as one of Australia’s most hard working, rockin' roots bands.

The Retro Rockets

This energetic trio are always fired up and ready to blast off. With shows stretching all across the southern hemisphere, these hepcats have been tearing up the dance floors with their catchy rockabilly bop. Check out any of their four album releases and check your feet for action when they hit GreazeFest on Sunday at the Hot Rod Show.

The ReChords

This new trad' rockabilly trio from Melbourne feature Tyron from Hank's Jalopy Demons on bass and Felix from The Salt Flat Trio on guitar, plus Leo all the way from NZ on vocals. The ReChords combine harmonies, twangin' and pickin' and hollow-body slappin' to resurrect raw and rockin' hillbilly, just how it was back in 1955, without a drummer in sight. Right on!!

The Flattrakkers kicked off in 2004 playing straight up rockabilly to a welcoming audience. Word quickly spread, an all-original cd ‘High Octane’ was released to high aclaim, another cd was released 'Speedcar Demon' in 2009 and the trio continue to rip up dance floors across Australia.

Big Kitty and the Scaredy Cats are a swingin', country, blues and rockabilly phenomenon. The band is an explosion of energy with solid vocals, fancy stage antics, and soaring harmonies and fiesty bass slapping.

Canadian born ‘Diamond’ Doug Wilshire has been thrilling crowds with his unique blend of rockabilly and hillbilly music. Well known as frontman and songwriter for the Chrome Daddies, Doug has recently signed to Rhythm Bomb Records and has recorded two solo albums. Catch Doug with his new outfit, The Tailspinners, when they perform at GreazeFest on Friday night.

The Jim Rockfords

The Jim Rockfords are one part muscle car and one part soul machine with a sound built from the streets of Detroit and Chicago via the back alleys of Fortitude Valley. Built for speed? No baby, built for dancin'. Get your hips shakin'.

Danny
& Cosmic Tremors

From the vintage depths of the 1950s come the multi-sonic sounds of Danny and the Cosmic Tremors, performing authentic hip shakin' rockabilly tunes and rock-a-ballads for rockers and young lovers everywhere.

West Texas Crude has been one of Brisbane's favourite rockabilly trios for many years. Hard workin' and hard rockin', these cats can fill a dance floor with their music that has been described as the best of Sun rockabilly, volumes one to plenty.

Paulie & His Crazy Rhythm Boys are fast becoming the hottest band in the land. Their rockin' tunes and sizzlin' licks are burning up dance floors and they'll be creating havoc at this year's GreazeFest.

Breaker breaker little buddies, there's a hot delivery on the highways and it's coming your way. It's the Ten Fours who have been rattlin' the windows since 2003 with their hard haulin', gear jammin' rock'n'roll.

The Go Go Haunters

Miss India Rose has a new outfit and it's not a day-dress. These leather clad fiends from the Cold Ghost are a toxic concoction of venom and vice. Bearing whips and chains, they'll pack a punch with their sinister tunes and leave you chilled to the bone with the devil’s delight.