King Stingray is a rising Indigenous Australian rock band hailing from Yirrkala, a remote community in Northeast Arnhem Land, Northern Territory. The band blends traditional Indigenous Australian sounds with contemporary rock, embodying a unique and vibrant energy that has captivated audiences across the country. Their music is an explosive mix of surf rock, indie, and punk influences, intertwined with the ancient songlines and stories of the Yolŋu people.

Since their debut, King Stingray has been met with critical acclaim and a rapidly growing fanbase, drawn to their innovative sound and compelling live performances. Tracks such as "Milkumana" and "Get Me Out" showcase their ability to craft songs that are both culturally rich and universally appealing. Their cover of "Yellow" for Triple J's Like A Version highlights their versatility and respect for contemporary music, while original tracks like "Let's Go" and "Through The Trees" display their exceptional songwriting ability. King Stingray is not just a band; they are a vital voice in the Australian music scene, bridging cultures and generations with their powerful and poignant music.

Genres

Australian Indie Rock

Australian Indigenous Music

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Latest Release

For The Dreams

King Stingray

Album - 12 Tracks - Released November 8, 2024