Peachfield Darlington, Australia
PEACHFIELD is Darlington's finest peachy-rock band.
Rooted in Sydney's inner-west, the
three girls and three boys play a breezy brand of alt-Australiana, tinged with barroom piano, Nashville-tuned acoustic guitars and the storytelling of multi-award winning songwriter and producer, Robert F Cranny.
Their debut EP is collection of all of their 2020 releases, also available in songbook format.
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