The Lazys (AUS) threw me back in time for a moment. I was 14 when The Angels converted me to rock music with their album Face to Face (1978). The connection? Both bands hail from Australia.

The venue was Gebäude 9 in Cologne—a solid spot for live shows. The Lazys delivered an intense, guitar-driven performance and held nothing back on stage. Pure, raw rock energy from start to finish.

What really stood out? The vocals never got buried under the instruments. Instead of a big wall of distortion, every song had a well-defined rhythm topped with clear, powerful vocals.

If you ever get the chance to see them live—don’t hesitate. This is what real rock ‘n’ roll feels like.

The Lazys are a high-energy Australian hard rock band originally formed in Sydney in 2006. Known for their “raw, high-voltage sound” and wild live performances, they have built a strong reputation across Australia, North America, and Europe.

Quick Facts

Origin: Sydney, Australia (New South Wales Central Coast).
Current Base: Toronto, Canada (moved to further their career and have since seen significant chart success there).
Core Lineup: Leon Harrison (Lead Vocals), Matty Morris (Lead Guitar), Liam Shearer (Rhythm Guitar), Glenn Williams (Bass), and Andy Nielsen (Drums).
Sound: Often compared to classic Aussie rock icons like AC/DC, their music is gritty, loud, and built for the stage.

Discography & Notable Singles

The band has released several EPs and full-length albums, often collaborating with Ian D’Sa of Billy Talentfor songwriting and production.

Albums: Prison Earth (2010), The Lazys (2014), and Tropical Hazards (2018).
Recent Hits: Since the pandemic, they have focused on high-quality single releases to stay relevant in the streaming era.
- “Rattle Them Bones” (2023)
- “Hot Under The Collar” (2025)
- “Too Tough To Die” (2026)