The Master's Apprentices
rock
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The Masters Apprentices are one of Australia's most iconic rock bands, with a legacy spanning more than 60 years. Formed in Adelaide by founding members Mick Bower and Brian Vaughton, the band helped define the golden era of Australian rock with timeless hits including Living In A Child's Dream, Wars Or Hands Of Time, Undecided, Buried And Dead, 5:10 Man, Turn Up Your Radio and Because I Love You.
Reuniting in 2014, The Masters Apprentices continue to perform to enthusiastic audiences across Australia. Today's lineup features original members Mick Bower and Brian Vaughton, alongside Craig Holden, Dan Matejcic and Bill Harrod, delivering the classic songs that helped shape Australian music history.
Still thrilling audiences more than six decades after their formation, The Masters Apprentices remain the only major Australian beat-era band from the 1960s performing major shows with multiple original members—keeping one of Australia's greatest rock legacies alive.
