Interviews

Melbourne rockers , F*ck the Fitzroy Doom Scene call into Pojama People to chat about their gig at Cherry Bar.

Bassist & vocalist for the Pearly Shells, Steve Purcell calls into Jumpin' the Blues to chat about their Studio 5 session from 2007.

This week on State of the Art, Annika is joined by director & choreography Joel Bray to discuss Considerable Sexual Licence. Rejecting the conservative straightness of sexual politics in Australia, this provocative performance blends cabaret, comedy, and choreography. Considerable Sexual License tempts you to explore your own history and relationship to sex, sexuality and personal freedom, while celebrating Country, community, consent and kinship.

Cas talks to composer/pianist Erik Griswold about his new album 'Four Places in Queensland.'

Join Kene & Star Wars themed band Sithlord for a May the Fourth special.

Tune into Firewater tonight to hear Lisa Gibbs chat with Mick Harvey about Brian Henry Hooper's second posthumous album 'I Wont Bend For You.'

Vocalist and Guitarist for Bad Bangs, Shelby De Fazio, chats to Jordan about the band's new single ‘Sweet Thing’ & upcoming launch at the Old Bar.

Melbourne instrumental group Beatnik Collective discuss their new single 'Peer Pressure Ft. Sam Gendel.'

Coming up on Sound & Vision Xan talks to Prototype founding Director and Curator Lauren Carroll Harris about the 2021 season launch. Prototype is an Australian experimental curatorial platform that launches a new three-month season in 2021 featuring 12 new short works – including 11 world premieres – by 13 international and Australian artists, filmmakers and collectives.

Melbourne-based singer, songwriter and guitarist, Brooke Taylor chats to Maddy & Kurt about her album 'It's The Little Things' and upcoming shows.

Melbourne artist Cam Murphy chats with Maddy and Kurt about what to expect from his set at Amplify - a one-night showcase this Saturday, which will be accompanied by a weeklong art exhibition at Collingwood Yards, with the aim of highlighting the experience of Deaf and Disabled artists in the Victorian music industry.

Legend of Melbourne music scene Mikey Young calls into Deeep Space to discuss the recent remixes of Music Yared’s 'Sindayo.'

Djembe player for Ausecuma Beats, Boubacar Gaye calls into Flight 1067 to Africa to chat about the launch of the band's self titled debut album happening at the Curtin Hotel May 7

Les Thomas calls into 5ft High & Rising to discuss Songs for 'Justin Townes Earle: A Celebration of his Life and Legacy.' In the wake of Justin's tragic passing in August 2020, this event brings together a wide range of artists to pay tribute to and honour his legacy and all of the musical inspiration he brought to these shores.

Duncan Phillips from Outlaw Entertainment rings to 5ft High & Rising to talk about the Americana Carnival at the Macedon Railway Hotel on May 8th.

For over 30 years Sydney trio The Necks have carved out a unique place in the global music landscape and they are unquestionably one of Australia's most important musical entities. This week on Eternal Rhythm bassist Lloyd Swanton calls through to chat to Shio about The Necks' shows at Melbourne's RISING Festival and the myriad side shows each member is doing as the festival's artists in residence.

Guitarist and manager of Northlane, Josh Smith, joins Ryan on Tyrannocoreus to talk about headlining Full Tilt festival, creating their sixth full length release, and the line-up changes the band have been through recently.

Presenting an authentic narrative of Aboriginal and Torres Strait communities across Australia through song and story, Jessie Lloyd’s acclaimed production Mission Songs Project is touring nationally in 2021 including a show at Darebin Arts Centre on May 1. This week on Acid Country with Glen Morrow, Jessie calls in to chat about the project and these amazing songs.

Around this time last year, Tracy McNeil & The GoodLife released their album 'You Be the Lightning' and immediately secured a spot as a PBS feature. The band capped 2020 off with 'Best Country Album' at the Music Victoria Awards on top of an ARIA Award nomination and an Australian Music Prize nomination. Now ready to bring their critically acclaimed album to the stage, the Americana 5 piece outfit have a run of shows across the country between April-July. Tracy McNeil tells Crispi all about it.

The moniker of Melbourne musician Eva Popov, Hello Satellites celebrates the new album 'There Is A Field', out in late April. Tune in to Radio City to hear about how the album was shaped by the limitations of a long Melbourne lockdown and recorded in the quiet, stolen moments of working motherhood.