Grassroots Street Orchestra began as a jam band to fill a set at a small Gold Coast hinterland folk festival in early 2005. In just two rehearsals they formed their unique sound blending Australian hip-hop with live original organic blues, roots, folk-rock and reggae. After a few months wondering what to do with their music they re-formed as a five piece at first then quickly grew to six. With members spread between Brisbane and the Gold Coast they began doing supports for Australian roots music artists such as Carus & The True Believers...
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Grassroots Street Orchestra has had 2 concerts.
Grassroots Street Orchestra is most often considered to be Classic Rock, Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Soft Rock, Country Rock, Mellow Gold, Australian, Bubblegum Pop, Classic Garage Rock, Sunshine Pop, and Omaha Indie.
The last Grassroots Street Orchestra concert was on October 23, 2009 at The Valley in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The bands that performed were: C.W. Stoneking / Drawn from Bees / Ni Hao / Mr Maps / Kirin J. Callinan / Kev Carmody / Bertie Blackman / Jack Ladder / Sampology / Aleks & the Ramps / Cuthbert and the Night Walkers / diafrix / Little Scout / The Frowning Clouds / Mikki Ross / Butcher Birds / Hungry Kids of Hungary / Soma Rasa / SixFtHick / The Optimen / Texas Tea / The Wilson Pickers / Vegas Kings / We All Want To / Bob Log III / The Panda Band / Limited Express / Passenger / Fearless Vampire Killers / The Horrortones / Grassroots Street Orchestra / Ball Park Music / Chris Dale / Monster! Monster! / Carry Nation / Bessy / Castel / The Honey Month / Disco Nap / Dot.AY / Lion Island / Shrewms / The Smokestack Orchestra / Beatlez / The Outcomes / The Mess Hall.
The songs that Grassroots Street Orchestra performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the October 23, 2009 concert at The Valley in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia:
