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Logan Ritchie and Harry Dawkins
Season 6, Ep. 10
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Logan Ritchie and Harry Dawkins are the lead singer and lead guitarist from Roommates which is a pop rock band hailing from Wollongong, NSW, known for their catchy, energetic, and poetic sound that instantly pulls listeners in.
Blending infectious hooks with raw emotion, Roomates craft a unique brand of rock that captures the heart of their coastal city and beyond. Their music draws inspiration from the highs and lows of life, with lyrics that are as introspective as they are anthemic.
The band's electrifying live performances and tight-knit chemistry create an atmosphere where fans can't help but move to the rhythm.
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