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Marquee Memories: Spacey Jane

Marquee Memories: Spacey Jane

Spacey Jane hail from Fremantle, Western Australia where in 2016 singer/guitarist Caleb Harper met drummer Kieran Lama in high school. The two started playing grunge rock before relocating to Perth, where they joined forces with guitarist Ashton Hardman-Le Cornu and bassist Amelia Murray.

By late 2017 they had released their debut EP No Way to Treat an Animal, featuring “Feeding the Family,” which became their breakthrough single. The band’s lineup evolved as their audience grew. Murray departed in 2019 to pursue a medical career, and Peppa Lane stepped in on bass and backing vocals, later adding keyboards to the mix. The current quartet includes Harper on vox and guitar, Hardman-Le Cornu on lead guitar, Lane on bass and keys, and Lama on drums.

Following the In the Slight EP in 2018, Spacey Jane released their debut album Sunlight in June 2020 through AWAL. The record peaked at #2 on the ARIA Albums Chart, driven by the success of “Booster Seat,” which won Song of the Year at the 2021 ARIA Awards.

This year, Spacey Jane released their third studio album If That Makes Sense in May and saw it debut at #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart. They followed its release with a world tour that included shows in the States at The 9:30 Club on 9/9, a pair at The Metro on 9/17 & 9/18, and The Fillmore in SF on 9/29.

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Last Setlist

Spacey Jane at Lollapalooza 2026

  1. All The Noise
  2. Lunchtime
  3. Estimated Delivery
  4. Through My Teeth
  5. Feeding the Family
  6. Whateverrrr
  7. Good For You
  8. Lots of Nothing
  9. Do You Really Love Her
  10. Hardlight
  11. Booster Seat

Last verified October 6, 2026.

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