History of Euphoria (Australian band) in Timeline

By Popular Timelines Editorial Team · Updated: April 1, 2026

Euphoria was an Australian dance-pop trio formed in 1991 by Andrew Klippel, Holly Garnett, and Keren Minshull. They achieved significant success in Australia with two number-one hits, "Love You Right" and "One in a Million", and another top 10 hit, "Do for You". Their album, Total Euphoria, reached number 14. Jodhi Meares replaced Garnett in 1992 before the group disbanded in mid-1993. Tragically, Holly Garnett passed away in 1998.

1966: Martin Garnett born

In 1966, Martin Garnett, Holly Garnett's older brother, was born.

1987: ARIA Music Awards Commencement

The ARIA Music Awards, an annual ceremony recognizing excellence in Australian music across all genres, commenced in 1987.

1988: Minshull sings on 'Celebration of a Nation'

In 1988, Keren Minshull provided co-lead vocals with Rick Price on the song "Celebration of a Nation".

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October 1991: Love You Right Single Release

In October 1991, "Love You Right" was released as a single via ESP/EMI Music Australia.

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November 1991: Love You Right release

In November 1991, Euphoria released "Love You Right", which became a number-one hit on the ARIA Singles Chart.

1991: Euphoria Formation

In 1991, Euphoria was founded in Sydney by Andrew Klippel, Holly Garnett, and Keren Minshull. Klippel played keyboards and provided backing vocals, while Garnett and Minshull handled lead vocals and dancing.

February 1992: Love You Right Reaches No. 1

In February 1992, "Love You Right" reached No. 1 on the ARIA Singles Chart, becoming the 24th highest selling single of that year.

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March 1992: Love You Right Peaks in New Zealand

In March 1992, "Love You Right" peaked at No. 19 on the Recorded Music NZ Singles Chart.

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April 1992: One in a Million release

In April 1992, Euphoria released "One in a Million", which became another number-one hit on the ARIA Singles Chart.

August 1992: Do for You Release

In August 1992, Euphoria released their third single, "Do for You", which peaked at No. 7 on the ARIA Singles Chart.

October 1992: Total Euphoria Album Release

In October 1992, Euphoria released their only album "Total Euphoria", which reached No. 14 on the ARIA Albums Chart.

1992: Garnett Departs Euphoria

In mid-1992, Holly Garnett departed from Euphoria after recording the album and was replaced by Jodhi Meares on co-lead vocals.

July 1993: Elated single release

In July 1993, Euphoria released a further single, "Elated", which reached No. 66. Soon after the group disbanded.

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September 1993: Martin Garnett's Arrest

In September 1993, Martin Garnett, Holly Garnett's brother, was arrested in Thailand for drug trafficking.

1993: Euphoria Disbanded

In mid-1993, the Australian dance-pop trio Euphoria disbanded.

1997: Love You Right Remixed

In 1997, "Love You Right" was remixed, including a remix by 2 Unlimited; however, the remix did not chart.

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1997: Klippel's Dance Bands

In 1997, Andrew Klippel formed the dance bands Elastic and A.K. Soul. A.K. Soul released the singles "Free" and "Show You Love", featuring Jocelyn Brown.

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October 1998: Holly Garnett's Death

Holly Garnett, former member of Euphoria, died by suicide on October 1998 at the age of 29.

October 1998: Death of Holly Garnett

In October 1998, Holly Garnett, a founding member of Euphoria, died by suicide at the age of 29.

2011: Minshull Album You're Driving release

In 2011, Keren Minshull released an album "You're Driving".

2011: Martin Garnett transferred

In 2011, Martin Garnett was transferred to an Indiana prison after completing his commuted sentence in Thailand.

2012: Keren Minshull Music Launch

In 2012, Keren Minshull launched her own label, Keren Minshull Music.

2015: Martin Garnett freed

In 2015, Martin Garnett was freed after serving the final part of his sentence in Sydney.

2018: Minshull Interview on Morning Show

In 2018, Keren Minshull mentioned in an interview on Seven Network's Morning Show that the second video for "Love You Right" was the first time she had seen the video.

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2018: Minshull Interview on Euphoria's impact

In a 2018 interview, Keren Minshull acknowledged that Euphoria's success helped usher Australia's music industry into the dance genre after years of resistance.