RADD - Recording Artists, Actors & Athletes Against Drink Driving

On the 20th of December Ruff’n’Ready records, in conjunction with Mudd Promotions will hold the first Rock for RADD. The event will mark the two-year anniversary of two of the organisers close friends passing away due to drink driving.

Their loss prompted the guys to do something to keep their friends’ memory alive and also increase awareness about the dangers of drink driving.

With Christmas coming up fast RADD can’t think of a better time or way to get the message out there!

To find out more click on the Gig's banner on the right or you can email them directly on: rockforradd@gmail.com

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RADD Australia would like to thank the following National and International celebrities who came onboard last month, to lend their support to the RADD mission.

For a full list of recent celebrities who have joined with RADD check out

The Personalities page

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Check Out the Resources page for weekly updates of RADD media coverage clips, pictures, stories and great links.

RADD - Recording Artists Actors & Athletes Against Drink Driving features some of the best known names on the planet who have united their voices to deliver one simple message: "It's fine to drink, but don't then get behind the wheel of a car".

We figure that if there’s enough of us saying it for long enough, there might come a day when everybody will realise that there's no upside to drink-driving.

It sucks.

Don't get us wrong, we're not saying don't party – there's nothing wrong with having a good time. In fact, we love it. But if you're going out, plan ahead.

Designate a driver who won't drink and will get you home safely. Or catch a cab. Or stay at a friends house. Anything but get behind the wheel when you've had a few.

"Want to know more about RADD?

To lend your support give us a call on

tel: (02) 9955 1933."