In this episode, South Summit joins Matty O on Triple M Homegrown, diving into their meteoric rise as one of Australia’s most in-demand bands. Fresh off a string of sold-out shows, the band reveals the journey behind their debut album The Bliss—a record that’s already solidified their status as a powerhouse in the Aussie music scene. Matty O chats with the band about the creative process behind the album, the stories that inspired its tracks, and what fans can expect from their upcoming shows in 2024.

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In this episode of Triple M Homegrown with Matty O, we welcome the incredible Ruby Mae, one of Australia’s most exciting rising stars in the music scene. Ruby Mae has had a monumental year, dropping four unforgettable singles that have captured the hearts of fans across the country. She’s also been hitting the road for a massive tour, showcasing her undeniable talent to packed venues and building anticipation for an even bigger 2025. In this episode, Ruby shares exclusive insights into her creative process, the inspiration behind her latest tracks, and what fans can expect from her in the coming year.

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When two worlds collide, magic happens! In this special crossover episode, Triple M Homegrown's Matty O teams up with Triple M Nights', Dave Gleeson and Thommo, to wrap up what has been an absolutely massive year for music.

Get ready for a lively, no-holds-barred chat as these three legends break down the biggest moments in the music world, from iconic live shows and festival highlights to chart-topping albums and surprise hits. They'll also share behind-the-scenes stories from their respective shows, giving you a peek into the world of Australian music broadcasting.

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Dive into the wild and unpredictable world of Melbourne’s most enigmatic musical act, TISM (This Is Serious Mum), as Triple M’s Rosie Walton and Dangerous Dave sit down with Humphrey B. Flaubert and Ron Hitler-Barassi for an unforgettable episode of 'New Music Sunday'. Known for their sharp satire, outrageous performances, and complete anonymity, TISM brings their unique blend of chaos and humor to the studio for a chat like no other.

In this rollercoaster interview, we have had to censor some parts, and flat out remove others for legal reasons. However, we've let a few parts slip through the cracks for this online version... Don't tell our legal team.. xo

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U2 bassist Adam Clayton joins Triple M’s Dangerous Dave and Dave Gleeson on Triple M Nights to celebrate two decades of their iconic 2004 album, How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. Marking the album’s 20th anniversary, the band has unveiled a unique "shadow" companion piece, How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb, featuring 10 tracks from the original recording sessions—now released for the first time.

Adam dives deep into the creative process behind the original album and this groundbreaking shadow album, which includes four never-before-heard songs—'Treason,' 'Evidence of Life,' 'Country Mile,' and 'Happiness.' Fans will also recognize 'Luckiest Man in the World,' once leaked as 'Mercy,' which now receives its official release. The collection also features five remastered gems like 'Picture of You (X+W)' and 'Theme From The Batman,' offering an intimate glimpse into U2's artistic evolution during that era.

Beyond celebrating their past, Adam reveals U2's future ambitions, teasing the potential for a new album and hinting at an exciting 2025 Australian tour. He shares insights into the band's hunger for fresh creativity and the logistical challenges of their iconic Sphere shows in Las Vegas.

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On this episode of New Music Sunday, Dave Larkin of Melbourne's mighty Dallas Crane joins Matty O, Dangerous Dave, and Rosie for an in-depth chat. Known for their electrifying live shows and having shared the stage with rock legends like The Who, Dallas Crane has carved out a unique place in Australian rock history.

Dave opens up about the band’s exciting new chapter, including the creation of their home studio, upcoming tours, and what it means to be a cornerstone of Melbourne’s music scene. For more info on Dallas Crane, visit www.dallascrane.com.au

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In this episode of Triple M Homegrown with Matty O, we welcome back one of Australia’s most iconic singer-songwriters, Paul Kelly. With an illustrious career spanning decades and 28 albums to his name, Paul sits down to talk about his first studio release in seven years, Fever Longing Still.

Discover the inspiration behind this captivating new record, how it came to life in the studio, and the stories that shaped its songs. Paul also gives us a sneak peek into the monumental tour planned for 2025, where he’ll bring this new music to fans across the country.

Join Matty O for an exclusive look into the life and work of a true Australian legend.

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Think you know the full Cold Chisel story? Think again. Cold Chisel is a five part series on the rise, split and rebirth of one of Australia’s most successful and iconic rock bands. Featuring exclusive new interviews with all of the band members, the series dives into Cold Chisel’s most iconic moments, features stories never before heard and after 50 years what keeps the band coming back together.

Available exclusively on the free LiSTNR app https://play.listnr.com/podcast/cold-chisel 

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In this edition of Industry Icons, we welcome all the way from London, the legendary, Korda Marshall.

It’s an incredible story of a career that started with fetching coffees and clearing out ashtrays to working his way up in the industry to sign and work alongside some of the biggest names in Music!

He’s responsible for artists Take That, Peter Andre, The Darkness, James Blunt and was hand picked to launch Mushroom in the UK by the late great Michael Gudinksi, strap yourself in for some of the best stories you’ll ever hear!

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Triple M’s Oztober has been celebrating 50 years of Great Aussie music, and after a nationwide countdown fuelled by the passionate votes of our listeners, Cold Chisel has been crowned the Greatest Australian Artist of all time! Join Gleeso and Dangerous Dave as they chat with Cold Chisel frontman, the legendary Jimmy Barnes. Jimmy reflects on the band’s incredible journey, shares his deep love for Australian music, and expresses heartfelt gratitude to all the fans who helped them secure the top spot. In his own words: "Mate, that’s incredible. I can’t wait to tell the boys. We’re GOATs! That means we can rent the band out to sort of clear paddocks and things. We’re thrilled."

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