Triple M’s gig girl Cassie chatted to the world famous, Australian rock icon Angry Anderson ahead of turning 70.

The Rose Tattoo frontman talks about his and Angus Young’s approach to being ageing musicians, looks back at his colourful music career and how he’s influenced the worlds biggest rock bands, Guns N’ Roses and Motley Crue.

Triple M&rsquo;s gig girl Cassie chatted to the world famous, Australian rock icon Angry Anderson ahead of turning 70.
The Rose Tattoo frontman talks about his and Angus Young&rsquo;s approach to being ageing musicians, looks back at his colourful music career and how he&rsquo;s influenced the worlds biggest rock bands, Guns N&rsquo; Roses and Motley Crue.

Jane Gazzo brings you Home Grown - the best Aussie classics and new Australian rock.  At Triple M, we’re proud of our 30 year commitment to Australian music, and it’s our desire, nay, pledge to you that we’ll scour the length and breadth of this girt by sea big brown land to bring you the latest and best Australian music we can find.  We also celebrate our Aussie rock heritage weekly paying tribute to great rockers, songs, albums and events.  Listen to Home Grown on Triple M in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Sunday nights 6-8pm or catch up with the show here.  (Show repeated Wednesday nights 10pm-midnight. Sunday night show airs in Melbourne 8-10p during football season.)

The Home Grown with Jane Gazzo Catch Up

Home Grown is the home of the best new rock acts in Australia, hosted by Jane Gazzo on Sunday nights, with a repeat during the week. - the best Aussie classics and new Australian rock.  

At Triple M, we’re proud of our 30 year commitment to Australian music, and it’s our desire, nay, pledge to you that we’ll scour the length and breadth of this girt by sea big brown land to bring you the latest and best Australian music we can find.  

We also celebrate our Aussie rock heritage weekly paying tribute to great rockers, songs, albums and events.  

Listen to Home Grown on Triple M in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Sunday nights 6-8pm or catch up with the show here.  
(Show repeated Wednesday nights 10pm-midnight. Sunday night show airs in Melbourne 8-10p during football season).

Submissions: homegrown@triplem.com.au

Home Grown - The best Aussie classics and new Australian rock

Angry Anderson on turning 70 - May 2017

It's been a massive year for Aussie music and Triple M's Jane Gazzo has been there along the way, interviewing the best local and unsigned acts of 2018.

We've put together the top 5 interviews, according to you the listener.

Thanks for a great 2018, we look forward to bringing you more new music in 2019.

Catch Triple M's Home Grown with our very own Jane Gazzo Sunday nights on Triple M.

Catch up on every interview ever on the Triple M App.

Make sure you download the Triple M app on iTunes or Google Play to stay across all our best stuff!

It's been a massive year for Aussie music and Triple M's Jane Gazzo has been there along the way, interviewing the best local and unsigned acts of 2018. We've put together the top 5 interviews, according to you the listener. Thanks for a great 2018, we look forward to bringing you more new music in 2019. Catch Triple M's Home Grown with our very own Jane Gazzo Sunday nights on Triple M. Catch up on every interview ever on the Triple M App. Make sure you download the Triple M app on&nbsp;<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/triple-m/id348089107?mt=8">iTunes</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;<a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.austereo.triplem&amp;hl=en">Google Play</a>&nbsp;to stay across all our best stuff!

The Listeners Top 5 Home Grown Interviews of 2018

Divinyls co-founder Mark McEntee catches up with Jane and confesses he's had many offers to reform the group since Chrissy's passing.. but none have been right till now. 

Divinyls co-founder Mark McEntee catches up with Jane and confesses he's had many offers to reform the group since Chrissy's passing.. but none have been right till now.&nbsp;

Divinyls - Mark McEntee Dec 2018

Jane Gazzo catches up with Magic Dirt lead singer Adalita Srsen as the band reform for the Hotter than Hell Festival 2019 and reissue their 1993 ep 'Signs of Satanic Youth' 

Jane Gazzo catches up with Magic Dirt lead singer Adalita Srsen as the band reform for the Hotter than Hell Festival 2019 and reissue their 1993 ep 'Signs of Satanic Youth'&nbsp;

Angry Anderson on turning 70 - May 2017

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