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Join Row, Triple M's resident gig reviewer, for an electrifying recap of Blink 182's triumphant return to the stage at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney. After two decades apart, marked by personal battles and public feuds, the iconic trio has reunited, delivering a performance that was both a blast from the past and a glimpse into their future. In this episode, Row dives into the emotional rollercoaster of the night, from the band's classic hits to new tracks from their 2023 album, "One More Time...". Experience the nostalgia, the laughter, and the sheer joy of seeing Blink 182, with Mark Hoppus, Travis Barker, and Tom DeLonge, back in action. Discover how Travis overcame his fear of flying for the tour, how Mark's battle with cancer brought the band back together, and how their timeless music continues to resonate with fans old and new. Don't miss this heart-pounding review on the LiSTNR app, where music lives and legends reunite.

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In this episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack, we dive deep into the world of rock and roll controversies, monumental wins, and exciting scientific discoveries tied to the music world. Discover the buzz around a new documentary that explores why the band Nickelback, led by Chad Kroeger, has faced such intense backlash despite their rise to fame. This feature-length documentary is set to premiere in nearly 1,400 cinema locations across 30 countries, promising to shed light on the polarizing journey of one of rock's most talked-about bands. While Australia's participation remains a question, anticipation builds for this cinematic exploration of fame and infamy.

Moreover, fresh off the Super Bowl victory, NFL star Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs may soon be sharing the stage with the metal band Disturbed. After being spotted passionately singing along to "Down with the Sickness," Disturbed's frontman Dave Draiman extends an electrifying invitation to Kelce. Will this NFL champion turn metal vocalist be the next big thing?

Lastly, the episode takes an unexpected turn into the scientific realm, where Iron Maiden's influence reaches new heights. Peruvian researchers have named a newly discovered lizard species after the legendary frontman Bruce Dickinson, highlighting the band's impact beyond music and into the wilds of science

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In this episode of Triple M Nights, Gleeso welcomes the legendary Brendan B. Brown, the charismatic frontman of the iconic band Wheatus, for an unforgettable conversation. Brendan, who's currently touring Australia alongside Art Alexakis of Everclear, delves deep into the vibrant rock scene, sharing his excitement for the upcoming 'Pandemonium' festival. This monumental event, set to light up Melbourne, Sydney, the Gold Coast, and Bribie Island in April, boasts a stellar lineup featuring rock legends like Wheatus, Placebo, Blondie, Alice Cooper, Deep Purple, Wolfmother, Gyroscope, and more.

Brendan's affection for Australia shines through as he reminisces about the early success of 'Teenage Dirtbag' among Aussie fans, contrasting it with their humble beginnings in the USA. His journey from playing for a handful of people to headlining festivals is a testament to Wheatus's enduring appeal and the unique connection they share with Australian audiences.

The conversation takes a deeper dive into the world of music as Brendan reveals his songwriting inspirations, with a special nod to Art Alexakis of Everclear. He also gives us an exclusive look into his unique "wedge" shaped acoustic guitar, a hybrid creation that blends elements of jazz and metal, showcasing his innovative spirit and collaboration with a talented structural engineer/sculpture/luthier.

Gleeso expresses admiration for Wheatus's independence, highlighting their journey since 2005 without the backing of a label or management. This insightful discussion sheds light on the evolving music industry and the empowerment of upcoming artists.

The episode culminates with an acoustic rendition of 'Teenage Dirtbag,' bringing listeners an intimate performance of the timeless hit that continues to resonate with fans across the globe.

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Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights as we welcome the legendary Slash to discuss his upcoming 'The River Is Rising Rest Of The World Tour'. This electrifying episode dives into the details of the tour, featuring support from The Strutts and Rose Tattoo, promising a series of unforgettable performances. We delve deep into Slash's fourth studio album with Miles Kennedy and the Conspirators, titled '4', exploring the dynamic energy and individual spotlights each band member receives on this record. Discover how '4' stands as Slash's most 'live' recording experience, with the band setting up in one room to capture the essence of a live performance, all under the expert production of Dave Cobb. Recorded in Nashville over five days amidst the covid pandemic, Slash shares the challenges faced, including the band members' battle with the virus. Furthermore, we uncover the partnership with Gibson TV, offering fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the recording process, and delve into Slash's impressive guitar collection. This episode is a must-listen for music aficionados and Slash fans alike, offering intimate insights and thrilling details about the tour, the album, and the man behind the guitar.

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Dive into the electrifying world of rock and metal with Emmy Mack of RedHook in the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines. This episode is a treasure trove for fans, featuring monumental tour announcements, groundbreaking exhibitions, and candid revelations from rock legends. Pearl Jam is making a triumphant return down under for the first time in a decade, with a brand new album, 'Dark Matter', set to release on April 19. The anticipation is palpable as the Aussie leg of their world album tour is announced for November, promising unforgettable stadium shows in Melbourne, Sydney, and the Gold Coast. This marks the iconic band's first Australian appearance since the Big Day Out in 2014, igniting excitement among fans across the nation.

Furthermore, Melbourne is gearing up for a world-first Nine Inch Nails exhibition next month. The photo gallery, curated by award-winning photographer Jonathan Rach, features never-before-seen snaps from the industrial rock legends' Self Destruct Tour in the 90s. Coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the band's iconic album 'The Downward Spiral', the free exhibit is a must-visit for fans, running from Wednesday, March 6, to Sunday, March 10.

In a shocking revelation, Brian May admits he was never a fan of the Queen and David Bowie's collaborative hit, ‘Under Pressure’. Despite its success, May reveals his disappointment with the track's direction, preferring a sound akin to The Who. His candidness provides a rare glimpse into the dynamics and challenges of collaborative music-making.

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Join Row on Triple M's latest gig review of The Darkness's recent performance at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album, "Permission to Land," The Darkness delivered an unforgettable show, tearing through hits like "Growing on Me," "Love Is Only a Feeling," and "I Believe in a Thing Called Love." The episode takes you on a rock journey, featuring exclusive insights into how the band, led by the charismatic Justin Hawkins, combined their signature sound with surprising elements, including snippets of Led Zeppelin’s "Immigrant Song" and a special cameo by Dan Hawkins on the drums.

Row captures the essence of the live experience, highlighting Justin Hawkins's phenomenal 5-octave vocal range, stage presence, and the band's interaction with the crowd, which added a personal touch to the night. The synergy between band members, including the cool Frankie Poullain, the talented Dan Hawkins, and the energetic newcomer Rufus Taylor, son of Queen’s Roger Taylor, is explored, showcasing how their collective performance elevates their music.

This episode also gives a nod to the vibrant support acts, Cry Club, DZ Deathrays, and You Am I, who set the stage with their performances, including a humorous tribute to Spinal Tap. Row's review paints a vivid picture of a night where music lovers of all types converged in Sydney, sharing a moment of rock bliss despite the contrasting musical event next door.

See the photo gallery from the show on the Triple M Rock Instagram! Stay tuned to Triple M on the LiSTNR app for more gig reviews, artist interviews, and your favorite podcasts as Row continues to bring the best of the music scene to your ears.

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Dive into the heart of the rock and metal world with Emmy Mack on the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines. This week, we uncover the escalating feud between rock royalty and the hip-hop sphere as Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne clash with Kanye West over an unauthorized sample of Black Sabbath's "Iron Man." Hear the Osbournes' fiery responses to Kanye's bold move, highlighting the ongoing battle for artistic integrity and respect in the music industry.

Plus, we celebrate the resilience and return of Jimmy Barnes, the legendary voice of Cold Chisel, as he makes a triumphant live comeback at Byron Bay Bluesfest. Following his recent open heart surgery, Barnes is set to captivate audiences with a special Easter Sunday performance, commemorating the 30th anniversary of his iconic 'Flesh and Wood' solo album. Expect a night of unforgettable collaborations and the power of music to heal and unite.

Also in this episode, we spotlight the latest nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2024, including Ozzy Osbourne, Jane's Addiction, and Oasis. Join us as we delve into their legacies and the potential for induction into this esteemed hall of musical legends.

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Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for an exclusive catch-up with Lachy and Angus from the sensational band Buffalo Paradise. Having made waves in 2023 with their hit track 'Silly Smile,' Buffalo Paradise is gearing up for an even more explosive year in 2024. In this episode, we dive deep into the heart of Buffalo Paradise, exploring their musical journey, from the band's formation to their latest recording sessions, dynamic tours, and what they have in store for the future.

Matty O brings out the stories behind their chart-topping success, the creative process that fuels their music, and the inspirations that drive their sound. As 'Silly Smile' continues to receive airplay and acclaim on Triple M, we get a behind-the-scenes look at what makes Buffalo Paradise tick, their experiences on the road, and the anticipation surrounding their upcoming projects. Whether you're a long-time fan or just discovering their music, this episode is your backstage pass to one of 2023's most talked-about bands as they prepare to take 2024 by storm.

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Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for a monumental episode as we celebrate 20 years of "Begins Here", the debut album that catapulted Brisbane's metal band 'The Butterfly Effect' into the spotlight. In this exclusive interview, frontman Clint Boge takes us behind the scenes of their incredible journey, from their early beginnings to selling out some of the biggest shows across the country. Clint shares his reflections on playing at Australia's premier festivals, the evolution of their sound over two decades, and the exhilaration of performing at huge venues after so many years. Discover the stories that have shaped one of Australia's most beloved metal bands and get a glimpse into what makes 'The Butterfly Effect' a true phenomenon in the music world. Don't miss this deep dive into the legacy of 'The Butterfly Effect' and their ongoing impact on the Australian music scene.

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Dive into the heart of rock and metal news with Emmy Mack on the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines." This week, we're spinning the rumor mill with AC/DC's enigmatic online countdown. The Australian rock legends have set the internet ablaze with speculation, launching a cryptic countdown clock on their official website. With nothing but "ARE YOU READY?" teasing fans, theories range from new tour dates to possibly new music on the horizon, all set to be unveiled this Monday at 7pm AEDT.

In an emotional revelation, Jon Bon Jovi shares his battle with vocal issues, including a groundbreaking plastic implant in his vocal cords. With one cord atrophied, Jon Bon Jovi's future on the stage hangs in balance, leaving fans wondering about the possibility of Bon Jovi's return to touring.

We also take a nostalgic trip with Deep Purple as they announce a "Super Deluxe Edition" of their seminal 1972 album, 'Machine Head'. This collector's dream features new mixes and exclusive goodies, promising to breathe new life into a classic rock masterpiece, dropping on March 29.

Lastly, Sebastian Bach teases fans with the prospect of unreleased Skid Row treasures. With boxes of unheard music from the height of the 80's metal scene, Bach hints at a deluxe box set of "Slave to the Grind," though an ongoing feud with former bandmates could complicate its release.

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