Formed in February 1971, Headband® became one of Australia’s most unique progressive blues-rock bands. The 4 piece from Adelaide comprised of bass guitarist Chris Bailey (ex-Red Angel Panic, later of The Angels), drummer Joff Bateman (Resurrection, W.G. Berg, War Machine), singer-songwriter and keyboardist Peter Head (Johnny Mac and the Macmen, Peter Beagley Trio) and guitarist Mauri Berg (Silhouettes, Ides of March, Resurrection, W.G. Berg, War Machine). Headband® played progressive blues-rock with symphonic, country and pop influences. Founder of the 1971 Myponga Music Festival, Hamish Henry managed Headband. He also managed Fraternity and many others. After releasing a number of singles such as 'Scratch my Back' and 'Land of Supercars', in 1973 Headband® issued the 'A Song For Tooley' LP. Headband® would go on to open for Elton John and The Rolling Stones on their tours of Australia. Peter Head still performs today, often with daughter Lo Carmen. Chris Bailey sadly passed away in 2013. Joff Bateman went on to perform in Mickey Finn and many other bands. He also passed on his knowledge and skill to following generations teaching drums. Mauri Berg is often regarded as one of Australia's greatest guitarists and was also a founding member of Mickey Finn. Headband® was inducted into the South Australian Music Hall of Fame in 2016. Today, Headband® are still managed and work with Hamish Henry, Victor Marshall and The Grape Organisation Pty Ltd. www.headbandofficial.com.au