Hailing from the Central Coast, SALTHEADS are a four-piece band making waves with a sound that's as fresh as the ocean air and as electrifying as a summer festival after dark. Blending laid-back reggae grooves, psychedelic textures, indie rock, and infectious surf-rock hooks, they deliver a live show that's impossible to stand still through.
Fronted by Beau Spencer on vocals and rhythm guitar, with Ethan Weir powering the drums, Dom White weaving expressive lead guitar lines, and Jesse Heise locking it all together with melodic bass and rich vocal harmonies, SALTHEADS have built a reputation for musicianship and stage presence well beyond their years.
Fresh from an unforgettable run at Rock The Boat 2025, where they shared the lineup with Australian music legends Jimmy Barnes, Ian Moss, and international rock icon Suzi Quatro, SALTHEADS continue to build serious momentum. Their performances won over audiences throughout the event, generating enthusiastic word-of-mouth and leaving festivalgoers eager to catch them again. Combined with countless party-band performances across New South Wales, they've developed the confidence, versatility, and audience connection of performers with far more experience.
Drawing inspiration from artists such as Ocean Alley, Spacey Jane, and classic rock influences, the band effortlessly shifts between dreamy, groove-filled moments and explosive, crowd-lifting choruses. Their original songs—including Happy To Wait, What I Need, and Too Late—showcase Beau Spencer's honest songwriting and the band's natural chemistry, capturing the freedom, nostalgia, and emotion of growing up by the coast.
Whether they're delivering surf-soaked originals or reinventing crowd favourites, SALTHEADS create the kind of atmosphere that keeps audiences singing, dancing, and wanting more. Their performances combine youthful energy with polished musicianship, leaving a lasting impression long after the final encore.
With growing festival credentials, a rapidly expanding fan base, and a live show that punches well above their years, SALTHEADS aren't just the next generation of Australian surf-rock—they're proving they're ready for the big stage now.
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