Interviews

Over the Labour Day weekend Myles travelled to Port Fairy Folk Festival. During it he spoke with Minor Gold (Dan Parsons and Tracy McNeil), Bud Rokesky, Les Thomas, Nigel Wearne, Justin Rudge (Program Director), Tim Easton, Georgia Delves (Georgia State Line), Arlo McKinley and Jim Lauderdale. Tune in to Saturday's show for a Port Fairy Folk Festival Special.

US singer, songwriter, and producer dreamcastmoe traverses across R&B, funk, soul, jazz and hip-hop. He drops in to PBS for a chat with Edd and to play a special mix on Tomorrowland.

Ahead of Open Air At The Yards on March 25th, Californian DJ and producer Space Ghost drops in for a chat with Edd on Tomorrowland. Tune in on Friday from 1pm.

Local DJ Asha Franco has a busy weekend ahead. On Friday night, she presents 'lil stank ass witches,' an exciting tribute to dancehall music at Miscellania. On Saturday, she plays a special set at Runner Up bar as part of Open Air At The Yards. Asha visits the Breakfast Spread to chat about both events and to play a mix on the Wheels of Steel.

Sydney-based singer-songwriter Imogen Grist has just released their debut album 'Babitha - Brighter Side of Blue' under the moniker Babitha. To celebrate the release of their debut album Babitha will be heading to Melbourne to play The Old Bar March 24. Imogen stops by the studio ahead of the gig to play a few tunes and a chat.

Berlin-based Australian singer, instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer Ned Collette is back in town for a show with Michael Beach and Leah Senior on March 24th at Brunswick Ballroom. Ahead of this gig, Ned visits Radio City for a chat with Crispi and to play a couple of live songs.

songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Cat Canteri drops by Radio City to talk about her new single 'Alone' which releases on March 17th.

On May 5th, Adam Halliwell will release Freedom Lapse, his first solo album, marking an exciting stage in the multi-instrumentalist and composer's musical journey. Ahead of the album launch on March 25th, Adam chats with Shio on Eternal Rhythm. Tune in on Thursday from 11am.

Bristol-based singer/songwriter Katy J Pearson will grace Collingwood Yards this Saturday alongside an impressive line-up of international and local talent for Open Air at The Yards. Ahead of her performance, Katy drops in for a chat and to play some tunes on The Breakfast Spread with Milo.

Get your dancing shoes ready as the legendary Zydeco Jump return for a special performance. Led by accordionist George Butrumlis, the line up will include guitar and vocalist Paul Neuendor, drummer Gary Samolin, washboard player Ben Taylor, bassist Mark Ferrie and special guests Justin Brady on harmonica, mandolin and fiddle and original saxophonist Toots Wostry appearing on alto sax. George talks to Tom ahead of the band's performance at Archies Creek Hotel April 2.

The All-stars Choir has been active since 2003 supporting people with physical and intellectual disabilities to play music. Now in their twentieth year the choir is readying themselves to record their debut single live. Guitarist Lloyd Spiegel calls in to Roots of Rhythm to talk about recording the Choir's upcoming concert at TLC Bayswater March 25.

Ryan chats to Adam Russell, bassist and backing vocalist for US post-hardcore band Story Of The Year, about the band's brand new album 'Tear Me To Pieces.' Tune in to Tyrannocoreus to hear more about the album and the band's upcoming Australian tour as part of Knotfest.

After a ripper performance at Golden Plains, Earthless's Isaiah Mitchell returns to one of his favourite Melbourne haunts, Pojama People. Tune in on Tuesday night to hear him chat with Chris about all things psych!

Billy Gardner of Anti Fade Records drops in to talk about Jerkfest 8 taking place at The Barwon Club in Geelong on March 25th, featuring RMFC, EXEK, Optic Nerve, and more.

Jen Cloher returns with their first album in five years ‘I Am the River, The River Is Me.’ Inspired by Jen’s powerful matrilineal line of wāhine Māori, 'I Am The River, The River Is Me' is not urgent or hurried, but it is vital, made with the care and ease of someone who knows that their past began before birth, and will continue long after they’re gone. Jen calls in to Underground Love to talk to Jordan about ‘I Am the River, The River Is Me’ and their performance at Meadow 31 March - 2 April.

The Rookies' fourth album, Feed The Fire, was written collaboratively, first online bouncing ideas back and forth, and then in the rehearsal room. Listening to this record is as much a journey as we imagine writing it to have been. This is one of the reasons we picked it as a PBS Feature Album. As the band prepares to launch the album in April, members Greg Sher and Joel Trigg chat to Mike Gurrieri about what inspired the making of this album.

NO ZU are calling it a day. To celebrate their otherworldly, bold and beautiful sound one last time, the band is putting on a farewell show at The Night Cat on March 24th. Ahead of the show, Nic and Cayn drop in to PBS to reflect on a decade of debaucherous musical evolution. Tune in to The Breakfast Spread to hear more.

Following a critically acclaimed tour of the UK last year, The Three Seas embark on an extensive Australian tour throughout March and April. The international, cross-cultural ensemble fuses West Bengal and Himalayan folk song with contemporary sounds from Sydney and Kolkata. Soaring Baul vocals and majestic sounds from North India intertwine with Bengali beats and deep grooves combine into an energetic electro-dub, funk and Hindustani music. Saxophonist Matt Keegan calls by PBS for a chat.

Acclaimed bass hero Victor Wooten returns to Australia for a run of headline shows in May and June. In an Australian first, Victor will be performing with his band of (literal) brothers, The Wooten Brothers. Tune in to Black Wax to hear Adam chat to Victor about his already illustrious career of working with such celebrated artists as Béla Fleck, Bootsy Collins, Branford Marsalis, Keb Mo and Chic Corea, to name just a few.

Prepare to be silent, lifted up, tremble in the chaos and beauty, trip out and dance deep inside. Musician and instrument inventor Colin Offord is joined by seven visionary musicians from diverse musical and cultural backgrounds to help explore songs and soundscapes, heartbeats, skin beats, mouth music and animal howls, drones and harmonic delirium using traditional and invented instruments. Colin calls by the Global Village to talk about 'Time Distance Music' at Fuse Festival March 25 - 26.