The Zorros were an Australian rock band, formed in 1979. They were popular in the Melbourne music scene of the early 1980s, playing at venues such as the Crystal Ballroom , Exford Hotel, Sydenham Hotel, Pier Hotel Frankston, Sorrento Hotel, Piccadilly Hotel Kings Cross, Le Tote Fitzroy, Derby Hotel Nth Fitzroy, Katunga RSL Numurkah, Macy's South Yarra, Prince of Wales St Kilda, Duke of Edinbugh St Kilda, Roxy Sth Melb, 465 Club Spencer St, Tiger Lounge St Kilda, Bombay Rock Brunswick, The Champion Hotel Fitzroy, Barleycorn Hotel Collingwood, The Club Collingwood, Hearts Carlton, The Stockade Carlton, The Central Club Richmond, Bananas St Kilda, the Market Hotel prahran, Geelong Hotel Geelong, The Rehearsal Redfern, The Esplande St Kilda, Floyds Canberra, ANU Canberra, The Stockade Canberra, Port Melbourne Park, They released one 7" single on Au Go Go Records, "Too Young", which was a catchy slice of rebel punk-pop. The Song went to number 3 on the Melbourne 3RRR charts. And in 1988 an Album was released on Dreamtime Software. The Zorros played for 16 years with over 500 performances and over 500 songs written by Darren Smith and Nic Chancellor. In 2007 Nic and Darren are collaborating on soundtrack music and Nic has created "27 LIGHT YEARS" a DVD compilation of 16 songs fromthe Zorros. The DVD intends to showcase the eclectic variety of music styles that their original fan base could not have appreciated and its Visuals have been created by lead singer and songwritter Nic. Nic's Animations have been broadcast to over 300,000 people and one of his You Tube Animations has had over 50,000 Hits. Alex the bass player lives in Campbells Creek Victoria, Greg the Drummer lives in Melbourne, Gary the drummer whereabouts unknown, Darren the Guitarist lives in Highett, Nic the Singer lives in Lismore, Daniel the Drummer lives in Caulfield Victoria. Darren works in an ice cream factory, Daniel in Aussie Post. The two Smith's are not brothers. Scott the bass player had gender re-assignment recently, Craig the bass player lives in a caravan at his mums in Moorabbin. All Zorros are happy to still be alive!These were the mainstay of the band personnel who played in the Zorros for more than a few months.
