Gold Coast band Greatest Hits, have today revealed the next exciting taste from their ever expanding catalogue in the form of the fruity new single, ‘Banana Moon’.

Gold Coast band Greatest Hits are excited to release their brand new single ‘Palm Springs’ alongside an uber cool visual directed by Benjamin Robinson and mixed by Shags Chamberlain, whose previous credits include the likes of Mac Demarco, Weyes Blood and Drugdealer. Hot off the back of touring with the illustrious Donny Benét, the three-piece are also psyched to announce live headline dates for later this month taking in three shows across New South Wales and a Melbourne performance at The Retreat Hotel.

East Coast band Greatest Hits, today release their debut EP Volume One. Made up of six tracks, Volume One bakes palpable amounts of energy with undertones of vulnerability, timeless groove and modern sensibilities into an indie sound that is undeniably Greatest Hits. 

Today, East Coast band Greatest Hits are proud to share their new single ‘Growler, A Little Bit Of Everyone’ alongside the announcement of their debut EP Volume One out September 25. ‘Growler, A Little Bit Of Everyone’ comes armed with a boisterous, hook-laden chorus with a melody as undeniably catchy as its lyrics are clever.

Blending 70's groove, sunshine pop, and neo-psych, with lyrical sarcasm, Australian/English band Greatest Hits is the project of artist, Ryan Cooper, and a collective of friends from around the globe - From the North of England to the South of France, LA to Nashville, coming together somewhat “accidentally”, on the east coast of Australia. Today, they share the brand new track ‘Trying’

Striking a perfect balance of 70's groove, sunshine pop and neo-psych, Australian/English band, Greatest Hits today reveal their brand new single ‘Phil, Slow It Down’. But who is Phil? Phil is an ambitious guy, chasing success with all his might, keeping his hands busy, and mind idle. From time to time, he has moments of self awareness, realising that there are some things that can only be discovered (and truly felt) by slowing down.