Left On Seen

Want to be the first to hear Left On Seen's newest single 'Burned Out'  (off upcoming Debut EP Wilted)?
Join Left On Seen at the Crown & Anchor Hotel October 10th as they celebrate new music with dear interstate mates Catholic Guilt.

Local support to be announced.

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Left On Seen first appeared in the Adelaide Alternative scene in mid-2022 with the release of their debut single 'Life Support', showcasing their brand of rambunctious storytelling and theatrical nonsense. 'Life Support' was released to assist with successful grant applications and gig opportunities to fund their debut EP Wilted.

 
Since their debut, Left On Seen have played alongside the likes of SoSo, Mannequin Deathsquad, Those Who Dream, Forever Ends Here, Down and Out, Drastic Park, Synge, Offset Vision, and many more.
 
Left On Seen have garnered their fair share of support since their debut, with radio support from Three D Radio, 5 Triple Z, MOSH on Radio Adelaide (BIG Left On Seen fans), and This Is Our Scene on Alive 90.5, just to name a few.
Playlist features include Domestic Lala's 'Tuna Tuesday', Good Intent's 'Good Friday/ 'Good Friday (Archive)', RedHook's 'RedHook Recommends', The Elder Emo Cvlt's 'Best of Australia Mix' and 'New Releases', Shangrila's 'All Day Alt', Bonez Alternative Queer Party's 'Queers To The Front', blackmarket's 'New Punk Cover',and various SoSo/ Offensively Average Productions playlists (each with several thousand saves), including, but not limited to, their 'Pop Punk Australia', 'Pop Punk Purist', 'Emo Forever', and 'Pop Punk Covers' playlists.
 
July 23rd sees Left On Seen return with their signature style of Queer Pop Punk, releasing the leading single 'Goosebumps' off of their debut EP, Wilted.

Comprising seasoned music professionals Ashlea Jaye (Peripheral Noise) on vocals and Will Adam (Down With The Ship, Doc Oc!) on lead guitar, Left On Seen are a force to be reckoned with – keep an eye out for their debut EP Wilted in Q1 2025, and a stack of live shows on the horizon. 

In a world where pop punk can seem all the same, Left On Seen boldly stands out as a queer pop punk beacon, pushing the boundaries and injecting a refreshing dose of authenticity into the Australian music scene.