Chatting to Triple M'sJane Gazzo ahead of their 25th anniversary tour, The Whitlams singer Tim Freedman reflects on the last 25 years and how their 1999 single 'Blow Up The Pokies' is still relevant to the Sydney live music scene today.

Chatting to Triple M's Jane Gazzo ahead of their 25th anniversary tour, The Whitlams singer Tim Freedman reflects on the last 25 years and how their 1999 single 'Blow Up The Pokies' is still relevant to the Sydney live music scene today.

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

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