The Dingoes were an influential Australian rock band formed in 1973, known for their blend of country, reggae, and blues music. Key members included Kerryn Tolhurst, Broderick Smith, and Chris Stockley, whose distinct harmonica, guitar, and lyrical styles shaped the band's signature sound. The Dingoes achieved international success with their hit song "Way Out West", contributing significantly to the development of Australian roots music. Despite their disbandment in 1979, their influence on the Australian music scene remains notable.