
Tell us about your new single/album/tour
Next project, Horse and Wes are going to Thailand and Cambodia to do a few gigs. A kind of working holiday in August 2017. We did a similar thing in Europe a few months ago but this ones closer to home.
What’s your favourite work at this point in time?
We seem to be on a run of gigs where people dance and it’s so much fun getting out amongst them.
Tell us a quick, on the road or studio, anecdote.
Doing our last record (Long Train Ride), the producer had a stuffed cane toad which he sat in the monitor speaker, which came to life when the speaker vibrated. Whenever we got too arty, the dancing cane toad would crack us up, rendering any arguments pointless.
What, or who, inspires you?
Stories of random strangers.
Which song do you wish you wrote?
Give me some money by Spinal Tap.
How would you describe your sound in food form and why?
The Large No 12’s took their name from a Pizza. A spur of the moment decision. We didn’t want a name that meant anything.
What’s next for you?
The happening Memo Music Hall open day gig Sunday 16th July 2017. A few Melbourne gigs, then off to South East Asia.
What’s your scene?
An endless fascination with the human condition and the curious way we behave in it. Sometimes it seems like we’re in a David Attenborough episode.
About Large No 12’s
The Large No 12’s play the music you can drink beer too. These good old boys have played over 4000 gigs so they must have learned something right! The Large No 12’s feature the renowned harmonies of the Harrington brothers Horse and Wes, 3 guitars vying for attention, and a rock solid rhythm section. Also a range of song styles arranged by eminent record producer Tony Cohen, as the best entertainment in Melbourne you will find for the price of a pot of beer. They’re playing at Memo Music Hall, Sunday 16thJuly 2017 at 2.00pm. Enjoy that pot of beer!
Memo Mid Winter Open Day – Sun 16 Jul, 2:00pm
Featuring 2 fun and extremely talented local bands:
THE LARGE NO. 12s + UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.
Following the success of the ‘St Kilda Festival Open Day’ over the past two years, the MEMO team have decided to open its doors to the public every season of the year to showcase a stunning 100 year old art deco live music venue and a beautiful bunch of great live music acts, who will undoubtedly take you to another place.
Drop by and take a peek where you can experience a cosy warm atmosphere, reasonably priced drinks, FAB music, MEMO ticket and drink voucher giveaways and a great atmosphere as a chance to escape your boxed up lounge room and the icy winded streets of St Kilda, into the cosy warm hall of MEMO.