Just Say Rock

Stryper is recognized as the first openly Christian heavy metal band to gain recognition in the mainstream music world. Their message of salvation has also made them popular with some elements of the media during the 1980s. Reformed, and touring on the strength of their recent relase "Murder by Pride", Stryper performed to a packed house at Brisbane's HiFi Bar, supported by Sydney band Devine Electric.

It is with great excitement that Just Say Rock announces the signing of Australia’s most successful power metal band Black Majesty under a license deal from Limb Music Germany for Aust/NZ/Far East Asia.

Just Say Rock Productions advises that Stryper's 25th Year Anniversary tour of Australia scheduled for early April 2010 has been moved to August 2010. The band will be making an official announcement in due course.

In an unprecedented move, Finnish "battle metal" maniacs Turisas are lobbing Down Under for a short and sweet East Coast tour in May.

The gig had its moments, but overall was just a bunch of old brutal death metal bands not really doing anything new or original.

Australia’s most evil export destroys all in their path, including around 100 lucky punters

A mishmash of genres makes for an interesting and, to some, rather confusing, night out.

Malevolent Creation and their brood of brutal blokes bludgeon Billboards in an all death metal onslaught.

Ripping down the trendy techno club from the walls, the all Finnish (well, almost) power metal extravaganza kicked its way around Melbourne, leaving Aussie metal punters craving more.

Cynic were peaceful; Edguy was enormous amounts of fun. It was a weird-as-hell lineup, but a great show nonetheless, and a fucking brilliant start to the metal year.