Baby Animals

If you're someone who gets a kick out of hearing the quirky sounds of animals, then you're in for a treat with the music of Baby Animals. This a cappella rock group has been making waves for three decades and is currently marking their 30th anniversary with a nationwide tour. As part of the celebration, they've even given some of their tracks playful, baby animal inspired names. Dive into the world of these imaginative rockers and discover some delightful tidbits about them like the fact that a frog's life starts as a "tadpole"!

Back in 1992, Baby Animals snagged the ARIA award for Best Pop/Rock Album, cementing their place in Australian music history. Fast forward to their 25th anniversary, and they re released that iconic album with a special edition packed with live tracks, B sides, and early demos. On tour, they've been treating fans to classics from their debut, including the crowd favorite "This Is Not the End," as well as tunes from their second studio album, A Little Love, and a heartfelt cover of Linda Ronstadt’s "How Do I Make You."

The band's big break came when rock legend Bryan Adams invited them to join his European tour, giving them international exposure. After earning a prestigious ARIA nomination, they quickly became a household name in Australia. Their single "One Word" climbed into the top 15 on the ARIA Singles Chart, and their Let Go of My Ears Tour sold out venues across the country. More recently, their track "Impossible to Fly" made a solid debut at No. 48 on the ARIA Chart, proving that Baby Animals still have plenty of roar left in them.