Hindley Street Country Club

Who Are the Hindley Street Country Club?

The Hindley Street Country Club (HSCC) was founded in 2017 by Australian arranger and producer Constantine Delo. Initially, the group was a collective of Adelaide-based musicians who reimagined classic hits, recording weekly cover versions and uploading them to Facebook and YouTube. The band’s unique approach quickly captured attention, and over the years, HSCC has amassed a staggering 590 million views on YouTube, garnered over 1,000,000 subscribers, and accumulated more than a billion views across various social media platforms. Riding the wave of online success, the HSCC has evolved into a globally recognized act, embarking on international tours to audiences across the world.

The Meaning Behind the Name

The name “Hindley Street Country Club” is a playful nod to a street located in the heart of Adelaide, Australia. Historically, Hindley Street has been a bustling hub of diverse activity, home to pubs, clubs, cinemas, fast food outlets, tattoo parlors, and even adult entertainment venues. In the 1970s, ’80s, and ’90s, many musicians who now play with the HSCC had gigs up and down this iconic street.

In a clever twist, the band’s name juxtaposes the polished, upscale image of a “country club” with the gritty, eclectic vibe of Hindley Street. Though there is no actual “country club” on Hindley Street, the name is an in-joke that reflects both the area’s character and the band’s playful spirit.

Looking ahead, the HSCC is gearing up for a new national tour across the U.S., along with an exciting summer tour across Eastern Europe. Fans in the United Kingdom will also be treated to their infectious energy, while additional shows are planned for South America, Japan, and Southeast Asia. With announcements on the horizon, the HSCC’s global appeal is only set to grow, and their captivating live shows are becoming unmissable events for music lovers around the world.