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Half-Naked Guitarist Arrested in His Driveway for Noise Complaint An Australian guitarist by the name of Savas Caruso was arrested in his driveway several weeks ago over a noise complaint. He was also half-naked when the apprehension took place. According to Guitar World, Caruso — who's also known as Subblet Hammer — often plays his guitar in his driveway, which lies in the Salisbury Downs suburb of Salisbury, Adelaide. The South Australia Police had apparently issued an environment protection order the day before his arrest, which asked he not play his instrument for three days. It fu...

Half-Naked Guitarist Arrested in His Driveway for Noise Complaint An Australian guitarist by the name of Savas Caruso was arrested in his driveway several weeks ago over a noise complaint. He was also half-naked when the apprehension took place. According to Guitar World, Caruso — who's also known as Subblet Hammer — often plays his guitar in his driveway, which lies in the Salisbury Downs suburb of Salisbury, Adelaide. The South Australia Police had apparently issued an environment protection order the day before his arrest, which asked he not play his instrument for three days. It fu...

20:54 EDT, 5 July 2021 A musician who plays the electric guitar half-naked in his driveway every weekend has been arrested dramatically in his underwear. Savas Caruso is known in Adelaide's northern suburbs for blaring his original rock ballads through speakers out the front of his suburban Salisbury Downs home every Sunday afternoon. The 32-year-old, whose stage name is Subblet Hammer, says members of his 'beloved community' are in awe of his musical prowess and usually shower him with accolades after each 45-minute show.  But on June 13, the self-dubbed 'rock star rebel' was arrested in ...

Date Time Sauce of hope – $1.1 million raised for children’s hospitals Coles and its customers have raised over $1.1 million in just two weeks for children’s hospitals across Australia from its Curing Homesickness fundraising campaign. The funds raised will help support sick children including hospital care in homes and vaccinations for Indigenous children in remote communities. For the first time, funds will also support young patients with cystic fibrosis at John Hunter Children’s Hospital in Newcastle. More than $1 million was raised through donation cards and customer donations wh...