Put two sets of young musicians together and the sky's the limit.

Two Tassie born lads, Jack and James Sice moved to the Blue Mountains and after some time met a set of twins, Micaela and Joely Osfield. 

All four love their music and a chance suggestion had them combine to form Ant Gallery.

Their early release of "Dance to Graceland" captured the national imagination set them on their way to record more music. Their recently released "These Hands" is a fore-taste of an upcoming album.

James & Micaela joined our Long Lunch program for a chat...... 

 

Check them out ....  https://antgallery.net/

 

Put two sets of young musicians together and the sky's the limit.
Two Tassie born lads, Jack and James Sice moved to the Blue Mountains and after some time met a set of twins, Micaela and Joely Osfield.&nbsp;
All four love their music and a chance suggestion had them combine to form Ant Gallery.
Their early release of "Dance to Graceland" captured the national imagination set them on their way to record more music. Their recently released "These Hands" is a fore-taste of an upcoming album.
James &amp; Micaela joined our Long Lunch program for a chat......&nbsp;
&nbsp;
Check them out ....&nbsp; <a href="https://antgallery.net/">https://antgallery.net/</a>
&nbsp;

A range of local stories that have been previously broadcasted on Launceston's community radio station City Park Radio.

Stories from Launceston, the Tamar Valley and northern Tasmania.

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