GREYSTONE CANYON (Hard Rock – Australia 🇦🇺) – Release “Suicide” (Thin Lizzy cover) official music video via Rockshots Records #GreystoneCanyon #hardrock
HomeNEWS - PRESS RELEASESGREYSTONE CANYON (Hard Rock – Australia 🇦🇺) – Release “Suicide” (Thin Lizzy cover) official music video via Rockshots Records #GreystoneCanyon #hardrock
GREYSTONE CANYON (Hard Rock – Australia 🇦🇺) – Release “Suicide” (Thin Lizzy cover) official music video via Rockshots Records #GreystoneCanyon #hardrock
GREYSTONE CANYON (Hard Rock – Australia 🇦🇺) – Release “Suicide” (Thin Lizzy cover) official music video via Rockshots Records #GreystoneCanyon #hardrock
Australian hard rockers Greystone Canyon return with “Suicide”, a powerful rendition of the Thin Lizzy classic from their upcoming album “Something Borrowed… Something New” (out Dec 5, 2025 via Rockshots Records).
Recorded live at Black Lodge Studio, the album blends new originals with legendary covers from Led Zeppelin, ZZ Top, and more – pure, honest, no-tricks rock ’n’ roll.
For fans of Thin Lizzy, Ozzy Osbourne & Led Zeppelin.
Audio mixed and mastered by Joel Taylor
Filmed and edited by Strongman Pictures
GREYSTONE CANYON – New Single “Suicide”
New album “Something Borrowed…Something New”. Out 05th Dec 2025
Australian hard rockers Greystone Canyon return with a powerful new single – a bold rendition of Thin Lizzy’s “Suicide” – available worldwide today November 7th, 2025. The track is the first glimpse into the band’s forthcoming album “Something Borrowed…Something New” due out December 5th, 2025 marking their most authentic and organic release to date.
Faithful to the spirit of Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy’s timeless legacy, Greystone Canyon deliver a warm, punchy and honest version of “Suicide”, enriched by their signature blend of melodic rock and gritty hard-edged groove. Recorded live with no click tracks or studio trickery, the single captures the raw chemistry of a band feeding off one another in the room – a true celebration of rock ‘n’ roll energy.
Produced by the band and engineered by Joel Taylor at Black Lodge Studio (Melbourne), “Something Borrowed…Something New” represents a turning point in Greystone Canyon’s journey. As the title suggests, it’s a hybrid record – a mix of new original songs and hand-picked classics from the bands that shaped their sound, including Thin Lizzy, Led Zeppelin, ZZ Top, UFO and Neil Young. The album bridges past and present combining heartfelt tributes with fresh, road-worn originals such as “Drives Us,” “Friend of the Fox” and “Stealing Our Freedom”.
Vocalist/guitarist Darren Cherry comments:
“This is our most honest record so far – real instruments, real performances, all captured live in one room. We wanted to remind listeners of the warmth and punch that only true rock bands can create together. It’s pure, old-school energy and we had an absolute blast making it.”
Following the success of “Iron & Oak” (2024), which reached #18 on the Australian iTunes Hard Rock chart and earned multiple 10/10 media scores, the band is poised to bring their music to a new global audience with a record that’s equal parts homage and evolution.
Track List:01. Doctor, Doctor (UFO cover) – 04:16
02. Just Got Paid (ZZ Top cover) – 03:35
03. Drives Us – 05:06
04. Immigrant Song (Led Zeppelin cover) – 02:21
05. Friend of the Fox – 03:57
06. Suicide (Thin Lizzy cover) – 05:14
07. Hey, Hey, My, My (Into the Black) (Neil Young cover) – 03:22
08. AAF – 1:47
09. Stealing Our Freedom – 04:26Album length: 33:54 BIOGRAPHY:
Greystone Canyon are an Australian hard rock band formed in Melbourne, known for their timeless blend of classic rock, heavy metal and blues-infused energy. Their music draws on the spirit of 1970s and 1980s legends such as Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzy, Ozzy Osbourne and UFO while infusing modern depth, dynamic arrangements, and heartfelt storytelling.
The band released their debut album “While the Wheels Still Turn” in 2018, earning critical acclaim from both Australian and international press. The record was named “Debut Album of the Year” by Australia’s national TV program The Hard Rock Show, and received outstanding reviews across the board – including 10/10 from Rock ’n’ Load Magazine and 99/100 from The Metal Mag. Supported by multiple singles and videos amassing over 450,000 views, the album firmly established Greystone Canyon as one of Australia’s most promising rock acts.
Their sophomore record, “Iron & Oak“, followed in 2024, entering the Australian iTunes chart at #18 for Hard Rock and #82 across all genres, as well as reaching #1 on CFUR North American college radio. The album was praised by the international rock media – with several 10/10 scores – and produced over 250,000 video views within weeks of release. The band also performed alongside US heavy metal pioneers The Rods, further cementing their reputation for powerful and emotionally charged live shows.
After years of honing their craft and refining their sound, Greystone Canyon return in 2025 with their third full-length album “Something Borrowed…Something New” – a record that captures the raw, organic essence of a real rock band performing live together. Recorded at Black Lodge Studio in Melbourne with producer and engineer Joel Taylor, the album was tracked entirely live in one room, without click tracks or digital edits. The result is a vibrant, honest and deeply musical release that mixes brand-new Greystone Canyon originals with hand-picked classic covers from the artists who shaped their identity, including Thin Lizzy, ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin, UFO and Neil Young.
Frontman Darren Cherry, who also performed with Paul Di’Anno’s (ex-Iron Maiden) Australian touring band in 2024, leads the lineup featuring Richard Vella (guitars, vocals, keyboards), David Poulter (bass) and Sham Hughes (drums, keyboards, mastering). Together, they embody the spirit of traditional rock music – played with authenticity, precision and passion.
With “Something Borrowed…Something New“, Greystone Canyon pay tribute to the golden age of rock while reaffirming their identity as a band devoted to tone, feel, fire, honesty, and organic sound. It’s a record that reminds listeners of what real rock ’n’ roll is meant to be — alive, human and timeless.
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