Born and raised in Perth, Australia, Bleeding Knees Club emerged as a vibrant force in the indie rock scene with their eclectic blend of surf rock, punk, and alternative sounds. Formed by vocalist/guitarist Alex Douglas and drummer Riley Fitzgerald in 2010, the duo quickly expanded to a full band, solidifying their lineup with the addition of Chris Tiffin on bass guitar and Dean McBride on keyboards and guitar. Their name, inspired by a childhood incident involving Alexander Douglas' bleeding knees and a knee club, became emblematic of their youthful energy and resilient spirit. The group gained a local following with their infectious melodies, dynamic live performances, and viral hits like "Handlebars," which humorously captured the essence of their playful yet poignant songwriting. Bleeding Knees Club's music resonated with audiences worldwide due to its relatable themes of youth, love, and the human experience. Their debut album "Awesome" (2013) was a testament to their ability to craft catchy hooks and memorable tunes, earning them comparisons to bands like Weezer and Foals. With subsequent releases such as "F Fantastic" (2015) and "This Is It” (2020), Bleeding Knees Club continued to evolve their sound, exploring new textures and influences while maintaining the core essence that has endeared them to fans globally. Their music videos, often featuring quirky animation and witty storytelling, further cemented their unique identity in the indie rock landscape. Bleeding Knees Club's journey from a pair of friends making music in a bedroom to an internationally recognized band is a tale of creativity, tenacity, and the power of music to connect and inspire.