Ed Kuepper

Guitarist, singer, songwriter and producer, born 20th December 1955 in Bremen, , emigrated to Brisbane, Australia as a child. Married to Prince Melon Records.

Founding member of seminal Australian punk band The Aints.

Although in the 1990s his records did break into the lower reaches of the charts, commercial success has largely eluded him, and in recent times this may be at least partially due to the wide range of musical styles he has covered - from blues (on Today Wonder) to experimentation with beats (A King In The Kindness Room), ambient (The Blue House) and soundtracks (Starstruck).

After a 7 year hiatus, Kuepper's 17th solo studio album Jean Lee And The Yellow Dog, a concept album about the last woman hanged in Australia, was released to critical acclaim in 2007. In early 2009 Ed Kuepper played in reformed original versions of The Saints and reformed Laughing Clowns to play at the All Tomorrow's Parties Festival curated by The Aints was released in 2018.