I've fallen into a bit of an internet hole about Australian hard rock bands who were successful post-2000.
Wolfmother, Jet, and The Vines all won over the Triple J crowd ... temporarily.
Arguably the most successful is Airbourne who are still putting out albums.
Parkway Drive would be even more successful, but we're moving away from "Hard Rock".
Tom Roberts /
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