Left On Seen first appeared in the Adelaide Alternative scene in mid-2022 with the release of their debut single 'Life Support', showcasing their brand of rambunctious storytelling and theatrical nonsense. It immediately cemented them as one of Adelaide’s most exciting new bands, and they’ve since shared the stage with beloved acts like Forever Ends Here, Those Who Dream, Belle Haven, Synge, Down and Out, Drastic Park, Mannequin Death Squad, Something Something Explosion and LOSER – among many others.
Most recently Left On Seen played their first large festival at 2024's stacked edition of Froth & Fury, the iconic festival making the ambitious leap to Harts Mill in Port Adelaide, sharing the stage with such legendary acts as Northlane, Thy Art Is Murder, Fear Factory (USA), Bodyjar, Hands Like Houses and more.
Left On Seen have garnered their fair share of support since their debut, with radio support from Three D Radio, 5 Triple Z, MOSH on Radio Adelaide (BIG Left On Seen fans), and This Is Our Scene on Alive 90.5, just to name a few.
Playlist features include Domestic Lala's 'Tuna Tuesday', Good Intent's 'Good Friday/ 'Good Friday (Archive)', RedHook's 'RedHook Recommends', The Elder Emo Cvlt's 'Best of Australia Mix' and 'New Releases', Shangrila's 'All Day Alt', Bonez Alternative Queer Party's 'Queers To The Front', blackmarket's 'New Punk Cover',and various SoSo/ Offensively Average Productions playlists (each with several thousand saves), including, but not limited to, their 'Pop Punk Australia', 'Pop Punk Purist', 'Emo Forever', and 'Pop Punk Covers' playlists.
February 11th, 2025 sees Left On Seen return with their explosive signature style of Queer Pop Punk, releasing their long awaited debut EP, Wilted. Two years in the making, the band are ecstatic to finally be sharing this body of work with their fan base and wider industry.
Embracing and embodying every aspect of the word 'Queer', Adelaide’s Left On Seen are a Queer Pop Punk band comprising lead vocalist Ashlea Jaye (Peripheral Noise) and lead guitarist Will Adam (Down With The Ship, Doc Oc!). The pair are hell bent on making the music industry a better place for queer, disabled and neurodivergent individuals by sharing their own stories, and making "odd music" for "odd people".
