The Music

Amy Shark returns to the show for her third visit to discuss her current Australian tour and the whirlwind year she's had, including multiple ARIA Award wins with her debut album, 'Love Monster', working in LA with the likes of Billy Corgan and Diplo and when we can expect new music!

Fresh off a "hiatus", The Veronicas are back with brand new single 'Think Of Me' and they join this week's show to talk all about it. Jessica & Lisa discuss the last 12 months of their public and personal life, their love of 'emo' music and when we can expect their first new album in five years.

Briggs joins the podcast to talk about his first new music since 2014, gearing up for his album release later this year and working with 'The Simpsons' legend Matt Groening.

Jack & Chris of Bag Raiders join the show to talk about when we can expect their long-awaited second album, 'Horizons' this year and the ongoing viral success of their hit track, 'Shooting Stars'. Check out the full episode now!

Ahead of the release of their debut EP, 'Strange Love', Mark Hoppus & Alex Gaskarth join the show to talk about the origins of Simple Creatures, their upcoming debut tour and updates on new music from their respective bands, blink-182 and All Time Low!

Ahead of their huge stadium tour this October, Metallica's Rob Trujillo joins the show to talk about the concerts, being joined by Slipknot and when we can expect a new album (hint: it's soon.)!

The Wiggles legend and The Soul Movers guitarist Murray Cook joins the show to talk about their new album, 'Bona Fide' out right now!

During the trip to Australia for Download 2019, Ghost frontman Tobias Forge joins the show to talk about the band's first trip Down Under in five years, the response to 2018's 'Prequelle' and what fans can expect for future Ghost records!

Millencolin's Nikola and Mathias join the show to talk about their current Australian tour with Goldfinger and their new album, 'SOS' - stream the full episode now!

Becky Lucas join this week's show to talk about her upcoming comedy festival appearances in Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra and Melbourne, opening for US legend Conan O'Brien and why people should take comedy more seriously.