Andrew De Silva, from 90’s R&B group CDB and winner of Australia’s Got Talent, is bringing the 'Purple Revolution' to The Border to celebrate the music of the one and only Prince.

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Recently a find in a woolshed has highlighted one of the world's biggest rock bands trip to Albury.

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One of Australia's legendary musicians, Joe Camilleri, joined Pip to talk about live shows on The Border, his band The Black Sorrows, and even dropped an incredible story about recording with Cold Chisel.

0.20: On visiting The Border frequently

1.04: On clocking up 50 years in the music industry

2.35: About enthusiasm on stage

3.36: What’s in store in 2016 for the Black Sorrows?

4.40: Are they rehearsing the new songs to play live?

4.55: How do they play without a set list?

6.00: What is Joe’s favourite saxophone song?

7.16: On playing a session for Cold Chisel on the East album

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Pip chats to Thirsty Merc frontman Rai Thistlethwayte about their relentless touring of the past few months, hitting The Border, and about what gets Rai's musical tastebuds going.

0.12 – Been flat out touring, how’s it all going?

1.32 – On coming back to The Border March 18.

2.18 – The ‘Good Life’ is so catchy, how did it all come together?

3.08 – On crowd funding to release the new album and smashing the funding target.

4.37 – When he’s enjoying the ‘good life’, what’s he listening to?

6.07 – what’s the song Rai wishes he could sing?

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Scott Darlow, whose performance moniker is his solely his surname Darlow, has recently released a re-worked version of Goanna's 'Solid Rock'. How did it all come about? And what's being a World Vision Artist entail? This and more cam up when he dropped by the studios to chat to Pip. It's a lengthy chat, but well worth the listen!

0.18 – how did the song come about

1.35 – The song is quite different to the original. Has he had much feedback about the song?

2.36 – How did Shane Howard from Goanna come to sing on the song?

3.18 – What does his work as a World Vision Artist entail.

5.18 – Scott does some interesting work for his day job – what is the work?

6.20 – Music as a vehicle for change

6.54 – What would he like to see for Indigenous Australians

10.00 – Politicians and their part

10.20 – On Darlow playing gigs in Albury

11.00 – What’s next for Darlow?

11.10 – Details on an Albury tour?

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Music journalist Jane Gazzo shares her experiences writing a book examining the life of much loved Aussie, John Farnham.

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Frontman of Aussie band Taxiride talks to Pip about his latest endeavour, the Jason Singh Project, and... Chinese food.

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Photographer Richard Simpkin has just published a book of previously unseen photos of rock icon Michael Hutchence.

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