Sherbet was one of Australia's most popular pop rock bands in the 1970s, known for their infectious melodies, accessible lyrics, and charismatic frontman, Daryl Braithwaite. Formed in Sydney in the late 1960s, the band shot to national fame with a series of hit singles and albums that helped define the sound of Australian pop during that era. Their polished, radio-friendly rock tunes and high-energy performances earned them a devoted fan base, and they became a mainstay on the charts throughout the decade.
One of Sherbet’s biggest hits was the 1976 single "Howzat," which became a massive success both in Australia and internationally, even cracking the UK charts. Their blend of pop, soft rock, and a touch of glam made them stand out in the local scene, and they were frequent recipients of Australian music awards. Over the years, the band went through various lineup and name changes—including recording under “The Sherbs” in the early ’80s—but their legacy as pioneers of Aussie pop rock remains firmly intact.
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