One Hundred Dollars
(vocals / keyboards)

He's quite good at music and knows how to write power ballads, and One Hundred Dollars is ready and willing to lead The Dairy Brothers to fame, or at least the next gig, providing his dad can lend him the car.
 

Michael "Bam Bam" Bidstrup
(drums / station wagon)

Whether he be playing the drums or smoking poisonous cigarettes, Bam Bam's value to the band is only seldom questioned. He is by far the best drummer in the band. Once he saw a blimp.

J-Wah
(guitar / vocals)

Why is J-Wah rock? Because he has long hair and several black T-shirts - that's why. J-Wah's awe-inspiring guitar playing and the fact that he has a car means that he will be a welcome member of the band for weeks to come.
  
Tom Rockchild
(bass keytar / vocals)

Tom has a car too. He also has a keytar from 1985 on which he lays down the basslines to The Dairy Brothers' good, good, good music.


The Dairy Brothers are a four-piece band from Adelaide who know how to rock. Formed in 2003, The Dairy Brothers have been blowing audiences away with their high-energy live show, and their always quirky, often-hilarious lyrical content. In the tradition of bands such as The Darkness, The Presidents Of The USA and TISM, The Dairy Brothers take a light-hearted approach to their music, their lyrics and themselves. On stage or on CD, the band’s infectious energy and tongue-in-cheek attitude always guarantees entertainment. The Dairy Brothers may not be ‘serious’ rock, but they do rock. Seriously.

The Dairy Brothers have been called many things over the years - The Fairy Brothers, The Daisy Brothers, The Buttermilk Boys and The Diary Brothers are but to name a few. But these names were mainly the fault of incompetent community radio announcers and the flaws of predicted text messaging. But despite these labels, the Daisy Brothers continue down the road less travelled - the road of really 80's-sounding rock, which is arguably the best sounding rock.