Bubble Wrap was a name devised by Noddy the bands drummer, he said he always wanted to have a band with that name.

Bubble Wrap has played many live shows including Rockin the Suburbs, McHappy Days, Youth Week Performances and various clubs and pubs. Bubble Wrap love the live experience and always put on a great show.

The internet gives bands such as Bubble Wrap a chance to get their music out to the public in a larger scale.

Bubble Wrap would love to sign a deal with a record label.

Bubble Wrap was formed on the 8th of December, 2002 when the members began playing covers and song writing to form their own creative outlet.

In the beginning, the band consisted of a vocalist, bass player, drummer and guitarist. It wasn’t long before the band realised that the songs they were playing sounded better with a second guitarist; they found this in Gene Chamberlain.

So, with a full outfit, Bubble Wrap set out to play gigs in late 2002, throughout 2003 and beyond.

Heading into early 2003 Bubble Wrap’s lead guitarist, Ryan Grantham decided to leave the band due to time constraints caused by other commitments.

Adam Rogers a long time friend of the Bubble Wrap boys stepped up for the job and Bubble Wrap was reborn with one guitarist saying goodbye and an old friend being welcomed as the bands new rhythm guitarist.

Today Bubble Wrap consists of members Ryan Haigh (vocals), Gene Chamberlain (lead guitarist/ vocals), Adam Rogers (rhythm guitarist/ vocals), Timothy Renshall (Bass Guitarist) and Mark Scott (Drums).

Bubble Wrap’s style of music is a unique brand of punk rock, which has come to be known as Punk ‘N’ Roll and their wide range of songs demonstrates this well.

Bubble Wrap’s musical influences include the following listed bands;

Antiskeptic www.antiskeptic.com.au
Blink 182 www.blink182.com
Bodyjar www.bodyjar.com
New Found Glory www.newfoundglory.com
Linkin Park www.linkinpark.com
For Amusement Only www.fao.com.au

The Roundhouse in Sydney

We use Marshall Stacks and Ashton quad boxes, the lead singer and bass player have wireless units. The drummer uses a Mapex kit.

THINK PUNK ROCK