Cold Chisel

Cold Chisel, an iconic Australian rock band formed in Adelaide in 1973, is a legendary force in the history of Australian music. Known for their raw, no-frills rock 'n' roll sound and the distinctive gravelly vocals of Jimmy Barnes, Cold Chisel became a symbol of Australian pub rock during the late '70s and '80s.

Their self-titled debut album in 1978 was followed by a string of critically acclaimed records, including "Breakfast at Sweethearts," "East," and "Circus Animals." Hits like "Khe Sanh," "Flame Trees," and "Cheap Wine" have become anthems of Australian rock culture, capturing the essence of the working-class experience.

Despite a hiatus in the late '80s and early '90s, Cold Chisel made a triumphant return in 1998 and continued to tour and release new music, solidifying their status as Australian music legends. Their songs resonate with themes of love, life, and the Australian spirit, making Cold Chisel a beloved and enduring fixture in the country's music scene.