Bradley Hughes is not just your average musician; he's a virtuoso whose performances resonate with audiences across Australia.

 

Born with a natural inclination towards music, Bradley's journey began in the heart of his teenage years, when he found solace in the chords of his guitar and the rhythm of his drums.

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As a Band 6 HSC Music student, Bradley's talent was undeniable, earning him a nomination for the prestigious HSC Encore program. His dedication and skill also led to his selection for the Reprise HSC program, where he showcased his musical prowess in the exclusive showcase.

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But Bradley's musical journey didn't stop there. From the tender age of 15, he embarked on a whirlwind of gigs, captivating audiences with his performances. His passion for music wasn't just about entertaining; it was about giving back. Bradley lent his talents to numerous charitable events, mesmerising crowds and even catching the attention of politicians.

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At the helm of the original band "The Witching Hour," Bradley's creative genius shone through. Their electrifying sound catapulted them to success, with four number-one hits on the Triple J Unearthed charts and over a million streams on Spotify. Their tours across Australia left a trail of fans enchanted by their unique blend of hard rock and enchanting melodies.

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Never one to rest on his laurels, Bradley ventured into the realm of production, founding Peak Entertainment. Their magnum opus, "The Rock Anthology," pays tribute to classic rock using the original instruments, captivating audiences with its authenticity and energy.

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In 2022, Bradley joined forces with Australia's longest-running Beatles tribute band, The Beatnix. Touring the country's grand theatres and vibrant clubs, Bradley channels the spirit of the Fab Four, delighting audiences with his infectious enthusiasm and musical prowess. As a die-hard Beatles fan, joining the group was a dream come true and also performs with 'The Beatles Rebooted', 'The Beatle Boys', and 'Beatles Afloat' aboard P&O's Pacific Adventure.

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But Bradley's talents extend beyond the stage. He lends his expertise to musicals, both behind the scenes and in the limelight. From musical directing Jopuka Productions'  "American Idiot" to performing in productions like "Aida," "Avenue Q," and "School of Rock," Bradley's versatility knows no bounds.

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Throughout all of this, one of his biggest passion is education. Being able to grow a love of the performing arts and give back what he was given growing up. Bradley has been teaching in private schools for 7 years and is now opening his exclusive music school 'Revolution Records' to give students opportunities and experiences no other school on the Central Coast can give.