1. David Liam McCormack was born on 25 October 1968 and is an Australian musician, singer-songwriter, and actor.
13 Facts About David McCormack
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David McCormack is best known for voicing the character Bandit Heeler in the Peabody Award-winning animated children's series Bluey and as the frontman of the Brisbane-based rock group Custard.
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David McCormack was moonlighting in other bands during the 1990s, which formed in and around Custard's practice rooms.
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Frank 'n' Stein from 1995 had Moore and David McCormack join with his brother Dylan David McCormack and Ian Wadley.
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In 2001, David McCormack released a solo album of electronic songs The Matterhorn.
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In 2002, David McCormack recruited a backing band called The Polaroids.
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David McCormack reunited with The Polaroids in February 2024 to record 8 songs.
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In 2006, David McCormack was one of the two weekly 'mystery' guests on the Australian television show RocKwiz on SBS One.
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Early in 2007, David McCormack then went into the studio to produce a tribute album to the band, called Write Your Adventures Down.
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Since 2009, David McCormack has been responsible for many film and television scores including The Tall Man, Rake, Redfern Now, House Husbands, Wild Boys, and Blood Brothers.
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Additionally, David McCormack has composed film scores for Alex Proyas's Garage Days in 2002, and for Daniel Krige's West in 2006.
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Since 2018, David McCormack has starred in the critically acclaimed ABC Kids Australian animated television series Bluey, voicing the titular character's father, Bandit Heeler.
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David McCormack was initially approached to read what he assumed would be merely "a couple of lines," only to voice the character for the entirety of the pilot.