ALLY OOP MGMT presents

ANA

ANA are a female fronted symphonic metal band, formed January 2023 in Melbourne, Australia. The band
consists of Ana Khristenko (Vocals), Josh Mak (Guitar), Cody Lamb (Bass), Mark Shi (Keys) and Cleveland Beckford Gonzalez
(Drums). Their musical style is an eclectic blend of various genres and influences,
culminating together in an experience that is suspenseful, mysterious, soulful, and rocking. Come witness Innovation X Nostalgia.

I AM DUCK EYE

” Born in a dumpster, raised on failed dreams, coffee and distortion, I am Duckeye is Melbourne's 4th favourite noise & topiary experiment.

No solos, just three gentlemen, some instruments they found at the tip, and the smell that came with them.
No matter what, heaviness is guaranteed, so bring earplugs. Or don’t. We’re not your mum.”

VEILED ARCH

Veiled Arch are a four piece heavy rock band from Melbourne Australia. Their music is a unique blend of metal, punk, rock and groove. Their high-energy live show delivers a modern take on the classic chaos of Aussie Pub rock - a wild mix of cheeky humour and raw power.

Each of the four members has an impressive pedigree, and bring a level of professionalism that underpins their high quality songwriting and seasoned performances.

After strong debut peformances on TV's In Pit Lane and at the legendary Mr BoogieMan Bar, Veiled Arch have delivered red hot shows at the Gaso, Tote and Worker's Club hotels, and were recently invited as a featured artist on RMITV's The Tune Up. They have signed with a booking agent (Ally Oop Management) are currently actively scheduling shows.

They are

Vocals - Mark Snoxell

Drums - Chris Hillis

Bass - Luis Rodriguez

Guitar - TJ Howlett

NOT MY KING

For those who long for the days when revolutionary bands like Rage Against The Machine, Body Count and Black Flag challenged the status quo, Not My King is the new voice of defiance you’ve been waiting to hear.

Hailing from the cultural crossroads of Melbourne, Australia—a city renowned for its thriving music scene and progressive ideals— this dynamic collective of musicians and activists draw on influences from Metal, Hip-Hop, Funk and Punk to shine a spotlight on intersectional human rights struggles across the globe