The band began touring Australia in the late ’80s, appearing on every imaginable entertainment program in the country.

An overwhelming response from a one-off show saw them land their first residency at the renowned Underground Nightclub.

They have since gone on to sell more than 300,000 records, going platinum and gold. 

The band consists of Ally Fowler (ex-Neighbours and Prisoner); Tottie Goldsmith (ex-The Young Doctors, Prisoner, Underbelly); Eve Von Bibra and Angelica Arnott. 

They found management with ex-Australian Crawl member Brad Robinson, a record deal followed with Mushroom Records and Peter Faiman of Crocodile Dundee fame directed their first film clip, Witch Queen of New Orleans.

The Chantoozies toured Australia extensively with their first and second albums. 

They have shared the stage with many of Australia’s biggest acts including Noiseworks, Boom Crash Opera, James Reyne, Daryl Braithwaite, Hoodoo Gurus and supported international act Billy Joel for an national 38-show tour.

After taking time out to pursue their individual careers the girls reunited for The 25 Years of Mushroom Music at the MCG, then followed Molly Meldrum and Michael Gudinski’s national Countdown Spectacular tour.

The Chantoozies have just released a new single Baby It’s You, with the new film clip featuring none other than Hugh Jackman, Eric Bana and Anthony Lapaglia. 

They will perform one show only at Wests New Lambton, Sunday, October 19.

Tickets at www.westsnewcastle.com.au or 4935 1200.