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Dallas is the namesake frontwoman of the award-winning Australian rock outfit and everything rock n roll should be: powerful, raw, energy and oozes the very essence of it. A stand-out of her class, a charismatic and commanding presence on stage, and an almighty presence on the mic. Frasca has toured the world, clocking over 1000 shows with her band including 9 international tours and has managed to put a Top 30 Australian ARIA charting album under her belt, a #10 Aus album as well as a swag of awards including ‘Artist of the Year’ at the Independent Music Awards.

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From Bluesfest, Falls Festival, Woodford, Queenscliff, Festival of The Sun, Big Day Out to the Sydney Opera House, and everywhere across the globe in between, 2018 saw front-woman Dallas Frasca, a finalist for the inaugural Australian Women in Music Awards in the ‘Artistic Excellence’ category and in April 2018, showed off her guitar skills to an estimated 1.5 billion viewers for the closing ceremony for the Commonwealth Games held at the Gold Coast, Australia.

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Endorsed by Guns n’ Roses icon Slash, who commended the frontwoman’s ‘Great vocals, riffs and grooves’, the namesake, has converted listeners to fans on home soil and internationally with her band’s contagious brand of blues | heavy soul | rock. Her controversial film clip for the single, ‘You Are Beautiful’ went viral and gained over ¼ million views also appearing in the film, Embrace. Frasca’s song, ‘All My Love’ won third place above more than 16,000 entries in the International Songwriting Competition (ISC), which landed the band a coveted deal signed with French label, Verycords (Deep Purple, Bjork).

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‘Success is the Best Revenge’, from 2015 release, Love Army, was chosen as the theme song of the worldwide sync on popular TV show, Bondi Ink, and a collaboration with Californian 90s legends Ugly Kid Joe’s album, Uglier Than They Used To Be hit #10 charts on BBC charts in the UK.

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If that’s not enough to prove this woman’s worth, as one of the most exciting vocalists in the country right now, she’s also supported the likes of Patti Smith, Aerosmith and Van Halen. Frasca even fronted legendary Aussie rock band Midnight Oil in support of Amnesty International, with no tell-tale signs of slowing down yet.