Formed in 2014, Noon Shift are a band emerging from the beating heart of Sydney’s underground music scene with a sound rooted in the raw energy of 90’s alternative rock. Self-described as creating music “for the restless heart”, the band pay homage to their influences while crafting a unique sonic experience, authentic to themselves.

In 2018, Noon Shift introduced themselves to the world with their debut EP, “Fuse.” This initial offering laid the groundwork for their distinctive blend of powerful melodies, grunge-infused guitar riffs, and introspective lyrics. Building on this foundation, the band followed up with their second EP, “Worth Its Cost in Time,” in 2021, further solidifying their place in the alternative rock scene.

The culmination of their journey so far came in 2022 with the release of their debut album, “Steering Wheels on Summer’s Days.” This full-length exploration showcased Noon Shift’s evolution as songwriters and musicians, capturing the essence of their collective experiences.

Noon Shift’s music draws inspiration from iconic acts including Foo Fighters, Gang of Youths, Rise Against, and Alter Bridge, infusing their own authenticity into each composition. The band’s dynamic live performances have earned them a devoted following, with sold-out shows and appearances at festivals alongside renowned acts like Baker’s Eddy, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, and Pacific Avenue.

As an independent force, Noon Shift has notched over 440,000 collective streams, a testament to the band’s resonance with audiences worldwide. Proudly recording most of their music at home, the band’s DIY ethos reflects their commitment to authenticity and self-expression.

With a successful debut album under their belt, Noon Shift is currently currently rolling out their eagerly anticipated second album set to be unleashed upon the world across 2024/2025. As they continue to evolve and explore new sonic territories, Noon Shift invite music enthusiasts to join them on this sonic and emotional journey.

Noon Shift are Nick Lowe, Tchai De Amorim, Erick Perdomo-Borelly and Lachie Rosenblum