This episode of the Dribble, Jack and Tom dive into the journey of a band that has influenced the South Australian music scene for over four decades – Where’s The Pope?. From their early days playing the first Adelaide Big Day Out, to becoming one of the most iconic live acts in the state.  We explore Frank’s split personality, his take on the music industry then and now, and the highs and lows of a long career being in a band.

A guest that Jack and Tom have been trying to track down around the globe to get into the Luv Shack for some time, but well worth the wait. South Australian born and bred ball of life, Alice Fraser, is an inspirational ‘ground up’ story about someone who’s passion for music has taken her around the world.

The three chatted about Alice’s introduction to music in early life, her wide ranging taste of music, putting on shows at the Glenelg Surf Club, now travelling the world with the likes of King Gizz, Tame Impala, and The 1975, as well as the realities of a life on the road as a Production Coordinator. 

Alice is a force of inspiration, and a testamate that you can follow your passion, and turn that into your life. It was an honour to get an insight to the sheer scale of the shows she’s been apart of.

Jack and Tom were pumped to have Benny Marwe, front man of Bad Dreems and Wedding Motel, in the Shack. They chat about his life as a young aspiring musician, life now as a dad, and how music has intertwined throughout, as well as breaking down the creative process behind Wedding Motel’s song ‘The’. 

The conversation flows between, early days of Bad Dreems, navigating the music industry between now and then, Bad Dreems getting back to basics, and how he expresses himself through music.
With Baddies being an inspiration for both Tom and Jack over the years, they were honoured to have Benny join them down in the southern circus.

Back in the shack. Jack and Tom were super excited for this episode, so much so they did some sort of planning for it. This Dribble Ep they are graced with the presence of Josh Healy and Michael Beletti, from a range of different projects including; West Thebarton, Energy Angel, Baby Candy, Sports Car and Sleeptalk.

The guys penguin dive into; both of their musical journeys from a young age, their first ever bands, how they met each other, the ins and outs of signing to an established record label.

In this episode, they also look into the creative process behind Sleep Talk’s new EP ‘Have You Ever Seen A God’. Touching on the bands inspirations, how they recorded it and how the bands sound has evolved over time.

Daybed are on a Dribble roll. Their latest episode is with the lovely, Anita from one of their favourite Adelaide bands - Blush. With Tom on holiday in Indonesia, Jack tackled this one solo. After meeting Anita through mutual friends and her previous projects - Daybed were stoked to chat all things Blush since their latest release 'Doomsday'. Jack and Anita chatted; customer service at Southern Music, the definition of Shoegaze, Anitas association with golf, and the full in-depth insight into the creative process of the new single. Breaking down each element of the song with full access to the stems and demo recordings. Audio quality best yet.

After a hot Euro summer break for the Daybed Dribble, Jack and Tom are back bigger and better. New guests and new microphones. They chat to Bindi and Maddie (2/3 of Kurralta Park) who just released their EP 'I Told My Boss I Was A Rockstar and Then He Fired Me'. As part of their press week tour, we run through the origins of the band, breakdown the creative process, gain some meaning behind the lyrics, and also go through some of the individual recorded stems of each songs. Dissecting the thought process behind the elements of each song.

After the dust finally settled from 'Nice Day To Go To The Club', Jack and Tom decide to perch up in the front yard of Jack's new humble abode in the Aldinga scrub land. To debrief the day that was.

The boys chat through how the idea came about from a phone call from Fitzy, the relationship with the Port Noarlunga Football Club, the last minute location change of the whole festival, running out of beers, the upcoming documentary of the festival by Moana local Mark Tipple, what's next for Daybed - and everything inbetween.

Live audience features, neighbours stopping by, Flora, Dune the cat, and local birds.

Tom and Jack hit double figures in Dribble episodes, and couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate than chatting with Mid Coast export, Ryan ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald.
The boys chatted in the brand new facilities of the home of the Cockledivers, the Port Noarlunga Football Club. Where Fitzy used to do some of his best work on and off the field.
They delve into; the music scene and life on the Mid Coast growing up in the 90s, how he finds new music, insights into the commercial radio realm, and some of his favourite bands that influenced his love for music.
Not to mention some MASSIVE news announced through out.

After a recent refurb and decor touch up, Luv Shack is primed and ready for Jack and Tom's very special next guest - Bernie from Adelaide band 'Colourblind'.

Before Colourblind take the stage at upcoming Daybed festival 'Some Shine', Jack and Tom delve into; Bernie's early music influences, alter egos, the trombone, the new release from Adelaide band 'Sour Sob', and the different path Colourblind has taken to gain success.