Interviews

Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their critically acclaimed debut album ‘6TWENTY,’ vocalist and guitarist Dion Lunadon from New Zealand indie rockers The D4 drops by Sunglasses After Dark to talk to Phil ahead of their show at the tote tonight and vinyl reissue of their debut album '6TWENTY.'

Australia’s outlandish pub-rock heroes Private Function are set to release their third studio album '370HSSV 0773H' on March 31 via their band-run label 'Still On Top Records.' To celebrate this momentous occasion the band have unveiled a world-first, never-before-seen album sleeve and fan giveaway. Drummer Aidan McDonald joins Michael on Junkyard to discuss 370HSSV 0773H.'

Singer-songwriter Gena Rose Bruce calls by Radio City to talk about her Australian tour to celebrate the release of her latest album 'Deep is the Way.'

'Dream-self' is the third studio album by Ballarat-based singer/songwriter Kate Lucas' cinematic indie-folk project Coda Chroma. 'Dream-self' comes from a larger body of work that was written over an extended period of life where Kate clung to music as a buoy and a best friend. Kate drops by Radio City for a chat.

In 2016, Eddie Chacon, who was one half of 90s pop duo Charles & Eddie, struck up a creative friendship with American pianist John Carroll Kirby resulting in two outstanding albums under Chacon's name, the most recent of which is titled 'Sundown,' out on March 31st. Following Chacon and Kirby's wonderful headline performance at Open Air at the Yards last weekend, the pair visited PBS to record an exclusive PBS set that you can only hear on The Breakfast Spread on Thursday morning.

Throughout March legendary English singer-songwriter Billy Bragg has been touring around Australia. While performing at Port Fairy Folk Festival Billy took some time out an edition of Passenger Seat. Tune in to Lights, Camera, Action to hear Julie's conversation with him.

Dear friends Adrienne Truscott and Le Gateau Chocolat join forces to perform a multiplicity of identities: perceived, lived and projected. As their comical banter turns personal, political debates erupt springing rhetorical traps designed to catch any who overstep the blurred lines of political correctness exposing grey areas (and arias). Annika graces Adrienne Truscott and Le Gateau Chocolat on State of the Art to talk to them about 'Grey Arias' happening at the Malthouse Theatre.

Metal-influenced Sydney pop-punk group Father Deer Hands have a new EP, titled Sad Souls Don't Float Upstream, and an upcoming Australian tour. Tune in to Tyrannocoreus to hear their chat with Ryan.

Heavy Amber drops by PBS for a live set in Studio 3 and to chat about the ten year celebration of Pojama People happening at Shotkickers April 1.

Shy One has been exposed to and influenced by the full spectrum of sounds her hometown of London has birthed and nurtured over the years. Bringing her energy to Naarm, she joined her NTS family for the launch of the renowned global music platform's Oceania brand. Tune in to PBS on Monday afternoon to hear a special guest mix from Shy One on Headhunters.

Earlier this month, pianist Nat Bartsch released 'Hope Renewed,' a re-interpretation of her 2021 album 'Hope,' for jazz quartet, classical musicians and ambient electronics. Tune in to The Breakfast Spread on Monday morning to hear Nat perform live in-studio while chatting with Milo about what inspired her to produce this recent re-interpretation.

Malmsbury-based singer-songwriter Lucy Wise drops by the Global Village tourist office to play a couple off her new album 'Into the Blue' and talk about its imminent launch and inspiration.

As they approach the March 24th release date of their new LP ‘Oro, Plata, Mata,’ Mo’ju has continued their upward trajectory, executing spectacular shows at the Sydney Opera House, Hamer Hall, Golden Plains, not to mention sharing the stage with the likes of Kylie and Charlie XCX for Sydney World Pride. Tune in to Subway Sounds to hear from the Naarm-based musician of Filipino and Wiradjuri origins about their new album and its main themes.

Americana artist Duncan Phillips calls by 5ft High & Rising to talk about a triple album launch at MEMO March 26. Billed as 'The Good, The Bad & The Lonely' it'll feature himself alongside country and roots artists Matt Joe Gow & The Dead Leaves and Stefanie Duzel with MC Kerryn Fields.

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.