Teenage alternative pop outfit Operator Please won the "special Premier's award" at the Premier of Queensland's Export Awards in Brisbane, held annually to recognize achievements in trade export for… ...

Operator Please formed in 2005 when lead singer Amanda Wilkinson decided she needed a backup band to compete in her high school battle of the bands competition. Wilkinson says on the matter,"I picked ...

Fast-forward 12 months and the 18-year-old had a much more comfortable position - standing front and centre on the main stage, smiling down on her former mosh-pit pals yesterday. Wilkinson and her ...

You are in: Liverpool > Entertainment > Music > Event Reviews > Operator Please @ Barfly Operator Please By site contributor Nina Finlay Operator Please are the new young pups on the indie ciruit.

Hailing from Australia's Gold Coast, Operator Please are three girls and two guys, all in their teens, who are rapidly charging to mainstream attention with a succession of catchy pop singles. Having ...

Operator Please released their second album knowing that by the end of 2010 they could be one of our biggest pop groups. Sure, timing is everything, but as the Presets showed two years ago, if you've ...

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05/03/08 KITSCH Australian five-piece Operator Please are a punky indie-pop band springing from their high school into the mainstream. They are part of a new wave of ...

WILL Operator Please ever grow out of the ''high school band comp winners'' label they came to fame under? It's a question left unanswered after spending 70 minutes with the Brisbane band, touring to ...