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Melbourne band 'The Little Heroes' had a (sadly) brief, yet notable few years in the sun in Australian pop/rock music. Forming from the ashes of Secret Police, and fronted by enigmatic frontman Roger Wells (aka Roger Hart), The Little Heroes released 3 albums in Australia. They are best known for the smash hit 'One Perfect Day', still to this day played on radio stations around the country and is regarded as an absolute Australian classic. In October 1980, just before The Little Heroes would become household names, the band played a live show RMIT Storey Hall in Melbourne, broadcast live to air on Melbourne radio station 3RRR, and available on Spotify. Little Heroes, whilst only having the one national hit, occupy a special place in Australian pop/rock history.
The Little Heroes play Australian pop rock and new wave music, characterized by their melodic sound and 80s synth-pop influences, notably heard in their hit "One Perfect Day."
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The Little Heroes originated from Melbourne, Australia, forming in 1980.