“Tomorrow” is Silverchair’s most popular track. The international commercial success of the song had a significant impact on Australian music and musicians in the 90s. Written by singer/guitarist Daniel Johns and drummer Ben Gillies when the pair were only fifteen, the song operates firmly within 90s grunge-era rock. When asked about the inspiration for “Tomorrow,” Johns said: "That was on a TV show. There was this poor guy taking a rich guy through a hotel to experience the losses of the less fortunate than him. The rich guy is just complaining because he just wants to get out… read more
“Tomorrow” is Silverchair’s most popular track. The international commercial success of the song had a significant impact on Australian music and mus… read more
“Tomorrow” is Silverchair’s most popular track. The international commercial success of the song had a significant impact on Australian music and musicians in the 90s. Written by singer/… read more
Silverchair was an Australian rock band formed in 1992 in Newcastle, New South Wales. The group's lineup consisted of Daniel Johns (vocals, guitar), Ben Gillies (drums), and Chris Joannou (bass guitar). Originally performing under the name Innocent Criminals, the band gained national attention in 1994 after winning the "Pick Me" demo competition organised by the SBS television program "Nomad" and the ABC radio station Triple J. Following the competition, the group signed with Murmur Records and later achieved commercial success in Australia and international… read more
Silverchair was an Australian rock band formed in 1992 in Newcastle, New South Wales. The group's lineup consisted of Daniel Johns (vocals, guitar), Ben Gillies (drums), and Chris Joan… read more
Silverchair was an Australian rock band formed in 1992 in Newcastle, New South Wales. The group's lineup consisted of Daniel Johns (vocals, guitar), Ben Gillies (drums), and Chris Joannou (bass guitar). Originally performing under… read more