Blondie eating ice cream with kim wilde, while duran duran's first record is playing. Then phoenix arrives and zoot woman brings some milkshakes. Piano club takes a picture and puts its own painting on it....

Music watchers have already noticed that the South of Belgium has something to offer. Interesting rock bands such as Ghinzu, Mud Flow and Girls in Hawaii have been the first ones who felt no longer limited by the borders of (the French speaking part of) Belgium. The next generation of bands from Wallonia is even more interesting. Hailing from the fiery city of Liège, comes the finest exponent of the current musical boom: Equally inspired by eighties icons Blondie and Duran Duran as by contemporary acts Zoot Woman and Phoenix, there’s an undeniable poppy side to PIANO CLUB. But singer/guitarist Anthony Sinatra cannot hide his obsession for AC/DC and Cheap Trick, and lets his guitar battle it out against the vintage synths, bass en drums of his band members. Live, PIANO CLUB effortlessly conquers the audience. Their enthusiasm, grooves and smart melodies get the girls dancing and the guys banging their heads. They shared stages with Yuppie Flu, The Goodlife and The Subways. The Dour festival discovered the band early on and offered them a spot on the second stage last summer. French producer Philippe Zdar (Cassius, Motorbass), who had listened to the demo of current promotional single ‘Girl on TV’ through the phone (!) decided to spend his last day off before the tour with Cassius mixing Girl on TV with Piano Club. Talk about infectious … At the moment, PIANO CLUB is creating quite a buzz in their homeland. Two national radios simultaneously chose ‘Girl On TV’ as hotshot of the second week of February (which means they have the most played single in Belgium). And with some nice gigs coming up – with Klaxons among others - the future sure looks bright for PIANO CLUB.