Apologise to the whales, because this here is their new baby (absolute drivel, I'm sorry - Nick), welcome to another installment of the Premium Podcast. This week, Josh's friend celebrates something meaningless, Nick becomes a toolie, and we hope that people apply to work with Triple M and the team...

Apologise to the whales, because this here is their new baby (absolute drivel, I'm sorry - Nick), welcome to another installment of the Premium Podcast. This week, Josh's friend celebrates something meaningless, Nick becomes a toolie, and we hope that people apply to work with Triple M and the team...

Premium Podcast | Schoolies, The 27 Club, and Meaningless Anniversaries

On the ONLY podcast dedicated to the Goulburn Valley, Nick and Josh are inundated with local sport. With the usual suspects of Michael Van Dorsser, Marcus Beeck, and Ash's Entertainment, we get a few special guests. 

Jay Bryce gets us hyped for the new GV Gators' documentary, and Lia Beecroft delivers some exciting news for Junior Women's/Girl's Cricket.

On the ONLY podcast dedicated to the Goulburn Valley, Nick and Josh are inundated with local sport. With the usual suspects of Michael Van Dorsser, Marcus Beeck, and Ash's Entertainment, we get a few special guests. 
Jay Bryce gets us hyped for the new GV Gators' documentary, and Lia Beecroft delivers some exciting news for Junior Women's/Girl's Cricket.

My Town - Everything the Goulburn Valley | EP 35

Every day of the week, Nick and Josh take a look at that date in history to see what happened On This Day. Here's a week's worth of history for November 11th to the 15th, as told by the two most unqualified historians.

Every day of the week, Nick and Josh take a look at that date in history to see what happened On This Day. Here's a week's worth of history for November 11th to the 15th, as told by the two most unqualified historians.

This Week In History | Fake Nails, Plebiscites, and Leonardo DiCaprio.

Today's Premium Podcast comes with no promises of quality, a disclosure statement on the quality, and some censored language. Nick is a manly man, Josh gets embarrassed by his dad, and Titus O'Reily tells us how good sinning is.

Today's Premium Podcast comes with no promises of quality, a disclosure statement on the quality, and some censored language. Nick is a manly man, Josh gets embarrassed by his dad, and Titus O'Reily tells us how good sinning is.

Premium Podcast | Titus O'Reily, Fly Hunting, Embarrassing Dads

On this week's episode of My Town - the only pod dedicated to our region - Nick and Josh talk local cricket with Michael Van Dorsser, AFL Academy stars with Marcus Beeck, and as always, Ash brings the guys her entertainment guide.

On this week's episode of My Town - the only pod dedicated to our region - Nick and Josh talk local cricket with Michael Van Dorsser, AFL Academy stars with Marcus Beeck, and as always, Ash brings the guys her entertainment guide.

My Town - Everything the Goulburn Valley | EP 34

Every day of the week, Nick and Josh take a look at that date in history to see what happened On This Day. Here's a week's worth of history for November 4th to the 8th, as told by the two most unqualified historians.

Every day of the week, Nick and Josh take a look at that date in history to see what happened On This Day. Here's a week's worth of history for November 4th to the 8th, as told by the two most unqualified historians.

This Week In History | Ditching Monarchs, The Fountain of Youth, and Election Time

Another serving of the PREMIUM PODCAST (there's a joke in there about it being 'premi-yum'... somewhere...). Josh has lost a member of his family, the US decide o na new president, and North Korea faces it's biggest challenge yet - horniness.

Another serving of the PREMIUM PODCAST (there's a joke in there about it being 'premi-yum'... somewhere...). Josh has lost a member of his family, the US decide o na new president, and North Korea faces it's biggest challenge yet - horniness.

Premium Podcast | North Korean Porn, Retirement, and Losing Babies

On this week's episode of My Town - the only pod dedicated to our region - Nick and Josh talk local cricket with Michael Van Dorsser, local rugby with Marcus Beeck, and as always, Ash bring's the guys her entertainment guide.

On this week's episode of My Town - the only pod dedicated to our region - Nick and Josh talk local cricket with Michael Van Dorsser, local rugby with Marcus Beeck, and as always, Ash bring's the guys her entertainment guide.

My Town - Everything the Goulburn Valley | EP 33

Every day of the week, Nick and Josh take a look at that date in history to see what happened On This Day. Here's a week's worth of history for October 28th to the 1st of November as told by the two most unqualified historians.

Every day of the week, Nick and Josh take a look at that date in history to see what happened On This Day. Here's a week's worth of history for October 28th to the 1st of November as told by the two most unqualified historians.

This Week In History | Domestic Dogs, Rumbling Jungles, and Billions Banging

The days start coming and so does the Premium Podcast - back for another week. Nick has some explaining to do, Josh needs more explanation, and the St. Kilda Football Club are copping a roasting from Victoria Police.

The days start coming and so does the Premium Podcast - back for another week. Nick has some explaining to do, Josh needs more explanation, and the St. Kilda Football Club are copping a roasting from Victoria Police.

Premium Podcast | Nick's Hickeys, Forgetting the corn, and Saints' Grand Final Chances

Join Josh on Triple M 95.3 across the Goulburn Valley for breakfast.

Join Josh on Triple M 95.3 across the Goulburn Valley for breakfast.

Nick & Josh for Breakfast - Triple M Goulburn Valley 95.3

Nick & Josh for Breakfast - LiSTNR

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Our resident rock fanatic, Bill Bradley, jumped on the phone with legendary Live frontman, Ed Kowalczyk!

Live have been together since 1991 and have sold over 22 million albums worldwide. With hits like Lightning Crashes, I Alone, Selling The Drama and Dolphin's Cry, there's no surprise the band has a cult following all around the world! Live is renowned as one of the hardest working and best Live acts (pardon the pun) in the world.

Billy & Ed chatted about the process of writing and recording Throwing Copper (released in 1994) which threw the group into the mainstream. Many years and shows later, the band broke up - lawsuits & all. This then saw Ed go solo, and he told Billy about the fear he had of doing it alone.

Live are coming down under in April 2020 for their Under The Southern Stars Tour, along with 90s contemporaries, Bush & Stone Temple Pilots. Ed also gave Billy an update on what to expect after recently rounding up touring America with Bush. 

Did Ed accidentally let it slip to Billy that a new Live album is in the works for 2020? Listen here to find out! 

Our resident rock fanatic, Bill Bradley, jumped on the phone with legendary Live frontman, Ed Kowalczyk!
Live have been together since 1991 and have sold over 22 million albums worldwide. With hits like Lightning Crashes, I Alone, Selling The Drama and Dolphin's Cry, there's no surprise the band has a cult following all around the world! Live is renowned as one of the hardest working and best Live acts (pardon the pun) in the world.
Billy &amp; Ed chatted about the process of writing and recording Throwing Copper (released in 1994) which threw the group into the mainstream. Many years and shows later, the band broke up - lawsuits &amp; all. This then saw Ed go solo, and he told Billy about the fear he had of doing it alone.
Live are coming down under in April 2020 for their Under The Southern Stars Tour, along with 90s contemporaries, Bush &amp; Stone Temple Pilots. Ed also gave Billy an update on what to expect after recently rounding up touring America with Bush.&nbsp;
Did Ed accidentally let it slip to Billy that a new Live album is in the works for 2020? Listen here to find out!&nbsp;

Live Frontman Ed Kowalczyk Chats About Writing Throwing Copper & A Possible New Album!

With the Aria Awards just around the corner, Triple M's two biggest music nerds and overall obsessed fans Billy and Cassie from Triple M Melbourne got together to discuss their predictions on the nominations across a variety of catagories, including: Best Live Act, Best Hard Rock Release, Best Album, Best Male & Female Artist and more.

The ARIA Awards bring together the best in Austraian and International music. This year the awards will be held in Sydney on Wednesday 27th November.

 

With the Aria Awards just around the corner, Triple M's two biggest music nerds and overall obsessed fans Billy and Cassie from Triple M Melbourne got together to discuss their predictions on the nominations across a variety of catagories, including: Best Live Act, Best Hard Rock Release, Best Album, Best Male &amp; Female Artist and more.
The ARIA Awards bring together the best in Austraian and International music. This year the awards will be held in Sydney on Wednesday 27th November.
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Billy And Triple M's Cassie Discuss ARIA'S 2019

Billy jumped on the phone to the queen of Aussie rock and Baby Animals lead singer, Suze DeMarchi, to talk about the new tour kicking off with The Angels.

Many musicians look to Suze as a pioneer Australian music for her years as the strong & powerful lead singer of Baby Animals. "I never looked at it as a being a guy or a girl playing in a band, I am a musician and that's what I should be defined for - not my gender. I never felt disadvantaged because I was a woman. It gave me power."

Local hero, Ella Hooper (Killing Heidi) has toured with the Baby Animals and she told Billy in their interview that, "Suze spent a lot of time with me telling stories from her career and giving advice about how to last in the tough music industry".

After many years playing in many different bands, pubs & small venues in Perth, Suze put together what would become the original Baby Animals band. Suze found success at a young age with their debut album, outselling Nirvana's Nevermind. Suze said she didn't even know who Nirvana were!

The band went on to tour the world and open for big names like Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, as well as playing all major festivals. Back in Australia, the record was getting more and more exposure and upon their return home from the first world tour, their album was #1 and suddenly, the band were playing sold out arenas.

Suze never let the success go to her head and made sure she didn't go down any wrong paths. She was told by her father that it could be all gone tomorrow so live in the moment, but don't get carried away.

Billy jumped on the phone to the queen of Aussie rock and Baby Animals lead singer, Suze DeMarchi, to talk about the new tour kicking off with The Angels.
Many musicians look to Suze as a pioneer Australian music for her years as the strong &amp; powerful lead singer of Baby Animals. "I never looked at it as a being a guy or a girl playing in a band, I am a musician and that's what I should be defined for - not my gender. I never felt disadvantaged because I was a woman. It gave me power."
Local hero, Ella Hooper (Killing Heidi) has toured with the Baby Animals and she told Billy in their interview that, "Suze spent a lot of time with me telling stories from her career and giving advice about how to last in the tough music industry".
After many years playing in many different bands, pubs &amp; small venues in Perth, Suze put together what would become the original Baby Animals band. Suze found success at a young age with their debut album, outselling Nirvana's Nevermind. Suze said she didn't even know who Nirvana were!
The band went on to tour the world and open for big names like Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, as well as playing all major festivals. Back in Australia, the record was getting more and more exposure and upon their return home from the first world tour, their album was #1 and suddenly, the band were playing sold out arenas.
Suze never let the success go to her head and made sure she didn't go down any wrong paths. She was told by her father that it could be all gone tomorrow so live in the moment, but don't get carried away.

Suze DeMarchi From Baby Animals On Not Letting Her Gender Define Her Success

This week, Billy got on the phone to Tommy Vext, lead singer and founder of the American hard rock band Bad Wolves.

Bad Wolves first found mainstream success with their powerful cover of the Cranberries hit, Zombie. Tommy discussed the tragic death of Cranberries lead singer Dolores O'Riordan - she was booked to sing on the cover in London with the band but passed the night prior. 

Tommy has had a very troubled background complete with family heartbreak including his own brother trying to murder him and having to testify against him before he was sent to jail.

Tommy has also struggled his whole life with PTSD as a result of it, including an alcohol and drug addiction that got so bad that he almost took his own life.

Tommy has been clean and sober for 10 years and when he's not touring the world, he spends his time recording music to help people stay clean.

This interview was a very heavy chat for Billy, even choking up during it.

Bad Wolves release their highly anticipated follow up album NATION on October 25th

 

This week, Billy got on the phone to Tommy Vext, lead singer and founder of the American hard rock band Bad Wolves.
Bad Wolves first found mainstream success with their powerful cover of the Cranberries hit, Zombie. Tommy discussed the tragic death of Cranberries lead singer Dolores O'Riordan - she was booked to sing on the cover in London with the band but passed the night prior.&nbsp;
Tommy has had a very troubled background complete with family heartbreak including his own brother trying to murder him and having to testify against him before he was sent to jail.
Tommy has also struggled his whole life with PTSD as a result of it, including an alcohol and drug addiction that got so bad that he almost took his own life.
Tommy has been clean and sober for 10 years and when he's not touring the world, he spends his time recording music to help people stay clean.
This interview was a very heavy chat for Billy, even choking up during it.
Bad Wolves release their highly anticipated follow up album NATION on October 25th
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Tommy Vext From Bad Wolves Opens Up About His Own Demons

For his interview this week Billy got on the phone to Australia's Man In Black and legendary frontman of the Cruel Sea and Beasts of Bourbon Mr Tex Perkins.

Tex has been a figurehead in the Australian music scene for 30 years. Billy learned what it takes to become Johnny Cash as Tex has been touring the Man in Black shows for over a decade to sold out audiences around the world.. Tex explains that " it was a very natural fit for his vocal style but also his personality.

Billy and Tex discussed the state of the current Australian music scene and how Tex has seen it change in some good ways but in bad ways as well.

Tex and his Fat Rubber Band are headlining the Hitch The Sticks Festival and he is very excited to be sharing the stage with some of his besties in Ella Hooper and Stonefield.

 

 

 

 

For his interview this week Billy got on the phone to Australia's Man In Black and legendary frontman of the Cruel Sea and Beasts of Bourbon Mr Tex Perkins.
Tex has been a figurehead in the Australian music scene for 30 years. Billy learned what it takes to become Johnny Cash as Tex has been touring the Man in Black shows for over a decade to sold out audiences around the world.. Tex explains that " it was a very natural fit for his vocal style but also his personality.
Billy and Tex discussed the state of the current Australian music scene and how Tex has seen it change in some good ways but in bad ways as well.
Tex and his Fat Rubber Band are headlining the Hitch The Sticks Festival and he is very excited to be sharing the stage with some of his besties in Ella Hooper and Stonefield.
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Tex Perkins explains to Billy what it takes to become Johnny Cash and more

This week Billy jumped on the phone for arguably his biggest interview yet.. Gary Lighbody is the lead singer and co-founder of Scottish Irish Rockers Snow Patrol.

In 10 years Snow Patrol have cemented their spot as one of the worlds top selling rock acts selling over 20 million albums worldwide and playing to sold out audiences on multiple world stages including tours with U2 and Coldplay.

Billy and Gary spoke about that fateful first day at university when he met fellow original now ex band member Michael McClelland to form the first version of the band at that time called Shrug.

Nirvana was huge at the time and Gary was spellbound by Kurt Cobain and his band , he tried to emulate him in his music style and lyrics. So how did Nirvana and Heavy Metal lead to the sound of Snow Patrol??

In 2004 with the release of Eyes Open and the hit Chasing Cars the band got alot of attention and success selling over 7.5 million copies and having the title of the most downloaded song in the UK in the early 2000's. Gary talked about how the band dealt with all that success and the challenges to stay together.

Gary and the boys are about to release their 8th studio album called Re-workedwhich is all their hits from their entire catalogue ell as 3 brand new tracks.

 

 

 

This week Billy jumped on the phone for arguably his biggest interview yet.. Gary Lighbody is the lead singer and co-founder of Scottish Irish Rockers Snow Patrol.
In 10 years Snow Patrol have cemented their spot as one of the worlds top selling rock acts selling over 20 million albums worldwide and playing to sold out audiences on multiple world stages including tours with U2 and Coldplay.
Billy and Gary spoke about that fateful first day at university when he met fellow original now ex band member Michael McClelland to form the first version of the band at that time called Shrug.
Nirvana was huge at the time and Gary was spellbound by Kurt Cobain and his band , he tried to emulate him in his music style and lyrics. So how did Nirvana and Heavy Metal lead to the sound of Snow Patrol??
In 2004 with the release of Eyes Open and the hit Chasing Cars the band got alot of attention and success selling over 7.5 million copies and having the title of the most downloaded song in the UK in the early 2000's. Gary talked about how the band dealt with all that success and the challenges to stay together.
Gary and the boys are about to release their 8th studio album called Re-worked which is all their hits from their entire catalogue ell as 3 brand new tracks.
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How did the influence of Kurt Cobain and Metal music created Snow Patrol

This week Billy jumped on the phone to Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and Michelle Grace Hunder,  two lifelong friends have have created an amazing documentary called Her Sound Her Story to celebrate women in the Australian Music Industry. Billy asked many questions about the challenges that face particualry women creating music and art in Ausralian culture and why this is? Why do we use gender as they way to describe and artist and more.

The powerful documentary is an intimate conversation recounting the personal experiences, histories and significant social impacts of women in the Australian music industry

Featuring more than 45 artists spanning six decades, including Tina Arena, Julia Stone, Sampa the Great, Mojo Juju, Her Sound, Her Story’s unique narrative brims with strength, beauty and triumph: a moving and uplifting dialogue that extends beyond the music industry to ask, “Where do we want women's voices to sit in the world today?” 

Created by  Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and Michelle Grace Hunder, the pair uncovered very late into their inquisition their film was not the first instance of women in Australian music being put front and centre on screen after being introduced to Lindy Morrison’s (Zero, The Go-Betweens, Cleopatra Wong, The Sandy Shores and Alex the Astronaut), documentary  ‘Australian Women in Rock and Pop Music’.

 

Viewed in hindsight, the uncanny paralleled conversation between this film and Her Sound Her Story shows many reoccurring themes and issues faced by women in music all of which have remained unresolved across the past three decades.

 

This week Billy jumped on the phone to Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and Michelle Grace Hunder, &nbsp;two lifelong friends have have created an amazing documentary called Her Sound Her Story to celebrate women in the Australian Music Industry. Billy asked many questions about the challenges that face particualry women creating music and art in Ausralian culture and why this is? Why do we use gender as they way to describe and artist and more.
The powerful documentary is an intimate conversation recounting the personal experiences, histories and significant social impacts of women in the Australian music industry
Featuring more than <a href="https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/mi_MCoV1ALFXoy3vhod2bh?domain=hersoundherstory.com">45 artists&nbsp;</a>spanning six decades, including Tina Arena, Julia Stone, Sampa the Great, Mojo Juju, Her Sound, Her Story&rsquo;s unique narrative brims with strength, beauty and triumph: a moving and uplifting dialogue that extends beyond the music industry to ask, &ldquo;Where do we&nbsp;want women's voices to sit in the world today?&rdquo;&nbsp;
Created by&nbsp; Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore and Michelle Grace Hunder, the pair uncovered very late into their inquisition their film was not the first instance of women in Australian music being put front and centre on screen after being introduced to Lindy Morrison&rsquo;s (Zero, The Go-Betweens, Cleopatra Wong, The Sandy Shores and Alex the Astronaut), documentary &nbsp;&lsquo;Australian Women in Rock and Pop Music&rsquo;.
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Viewed in hindsight, the uncanny paralleled conversation between this film and Her Sound Her Story shows many reoccurring themes and issues faced by women in music all of which have remained unresolved across the past three decades.
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Why do so many talented women in music  not get the respect they deserve?

This week, Billy jumped on the phone to Pat Robinson - lead singer, guitarist & founder of Aussie favourites, Motor Ace, who recently reunited for some dates across the country to celebrate 20 years of being a band (on & off!)

Motor Ace burst onto the Australian music scene in the late 90s and quickly climbed the charts with hits like Carry On, Chairman Of The Board and Keeping Secrets..

However, the pressures of fame and the extensive touring schedule broke Patrick as he was also fighting a disease he kept quiet about. 

The band called it a day soon after this and Patrick worked on his solo music.

As the band celebrate 20 years after their first release in 1999, the fans started petitions to get the band back together to tour - and true to their word, they did.

BUT like Billy's interview with ex Powderfinger guitarist Darren Middleton - where he may have let slip about a possible Powderfinger reunion - Pat let the same slip about Motor Ace getting back together and heading into the studio to make new music in 2020!

 

This week, Billy jumped on the phone to Pat Robinson - lead singer, guitarist &amp; founder of Aussie favourites, Motor Ace, who recently reunited for some dates across the country to celebrate 20 years of being a band (on &amp; off!)
Motor Ace burst onto the Australian music scene in the late 90s and quickly climbed the charts with hits like Carry On, Chairman Of The Board and Keeping Secrets..
However, the pressures of fame and the extensive touring schedule broke Patrick as he was also fighting a disease he kept quiet about.&nbsp;
The band called it a day soon after this and Patrick worked on his solo music.
As the band celebrate 20 years after their first release in 1999, the fans started petitions to get the band back together to tour - and true to their word, they did.
BUT like Billy's interview with ex Powderfinger guitarist Darren Middleton - where he may have let slip about a possible Powderfinger reunion - Pat let the same slip about Motor Ace getting back together and heading into the studio to make new music in 2020!
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Patrick Robertson From Motor Ace Teases New Music From The Band In 2020!

This week, I went from talking to the artists and bands that you hear on the recording. But what about the person controlling the process from behind the desk? The all important producer. The individual responsible for not only converting the bands ideas and vision into the actual studio and onto a recording?

Mark Opitz is Australian Music Royalty having started his career with the ABC and then in-house at Albert Music under the watchful eye of Vanda & Young producing AC/DC, Rose Tattoo and The Angels.

In a very short time, Mark became the most in-demand producer in the music industry, being invited to work with INXS. Mark spent many years with the band and discussed his process in his recordings with the band including time spent close with Michael Hutchence during his dark days, being backstage at Wembley for the bands iconic 1991 performance.

Mark reputation spread quickly to America where he was sent an invitation on fax to work with a new emerging band called Guns N' Roses. Mark was asked to produce the bands first album, Appetite For Destruction.

Mark continues to produce today and is now passing on his skills to the next generation of artists coming through. You can catch him in action on ABC's The Recording Studio as well as an Honorary Fellow at the ANU in Canberra.

 

This week, I went from talking to the artists and bands that you hear on the recording. But what about the person controlling the process from behind the desk? The all important producer. The individual responsible for not only converting the bands ideas and vision into the actual studio and onto a recording?
Mark Opitz is Australian Music Royalty having started his career with the ABC and then in-house at Albert Music under the watchful eye of Vanda &amp; Young producing AC/DC, Rose Tattoo and The Angels.
In a very short time, Mark became the most in-demand producer in the music industry, being invited to work with INXS. Mark spent many years with the band and discussed his process in his recordings with the band including time spent close with Michael Hutchence during his dark days, being backstage at Wembley for the bands iconic 1991 performance.
Mark reputation spread quickly to America where he was sent an invitation on fax to work with a new emerging band called Guns N' Roses. Mark was asked to produce the bands first album, Appetite For Destruction.
Mark continues to produce today and is now passing on his skills to the next generation of artists coming through. You can catch him in action on ABC's The Recording Studio as well as an Honorary Fellow at the ANU in Canberra.
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Australian Music Producer Mark Opitz On His Career Producing Cold Chisel, INXS, Rose Tattoo, The Angels

For his chat this week, Billy jumped on the phone with music legends Tim Rogers and Kevin Mitchell who are about to take their respective bands, You Am I & Jebediah, on the road for 21 dates across the country.

The guys have been lifelong friends and have shared stages all around the world including Big Day Out, Homebake, Falls Festival and more. On this tour, both bands will be playing hits, music from their first albums and some new stuff.

Tim gave Billy life advice about kids, fashion and a stern warning not to touch his prized Russian hunting hat. Kevin even remembered a pimple-faced Billy crowd surfing at a Jebediah gig in Canberra in the 90s and falling onto the stage!

The guys talked about the strong state of Australian music and how music-based reality TV shows are having a negative impact on aspiring artists and bands.

 

For his chat this week, Billy jumped on the phone with music legends Tim Rogers and Kevin Mitchell who are about to take their respective bands, You Am I &amp; Jebediah,&nbsp;on the road for 21 dates across the country.
The guys have been lifelong friends and have shared stages all around the world including Big Day Out, Homebake, Falls Festival and more. On this tour, both bands will be playing hits, music from their first albums and some new stuff.
Tim gave Billy life advice about kids, fashion and a stern warning not to touch his prized Russian hunting hat. Kevin even remembered a pimple-faced Billy crowd surfing at a Jebediah gig in Canberra in the 90s and falling onto the stage!
The guys talked about the strong state of Australian music and how music-based reality TV shows are having a negative impact on aspiring artists and bands.
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Billy Chats With Aussie Music Legends Tim Rogers From You Am I & Kevin Mitchell From Jebediah About Their National Co-Headlining Tour!

All the best of Bill's rock music content. 

All the best of Bill's rock music content.&nbsp;

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