Powderfinger's Bernard Fanning, John Collins and Ian Haug are back to take over Triple M! 🎸 The lads join Dave Gleeson and Dangerous Dave for another Triple M Take Over! 

Powderfinger's Bernard Fanning, John Collins and Ian Haug are back to take over Triple M! 🎸 The lads join Dave Gleeson and Dangerous Dave for another Triple M Take Over!&nbsp;

Powderfinger Reveal Their Triple M 1000 Greatest Songs of All Time! Powderfinger Take Over Triple M!

Guns N' Roses Slash On How They Reunited

John Butler joins Gleeso on Triple M Nights to celebrate the release of his brand-new album Prism and world tour.  John opens up about the making of the record alongside James Ireland of Pond, sharing the creative process that shaped this powerful collection of songs.

John also reflects on 25 years of marriage with fellow artist Mama Kin, revealing how their evolving relationship has inspired some of his most personal and emotional songwriting to date. Gleeso confesses his love for John’s signature percussive guitar style, and John breaks down how his playing has evolved over the years and what continues to fuel his unique sound.

John Butler joins Gleeso on Triple M Nights to celebrate the release of his brand-new album Prism and world tour.&nbsp; John opens up about the making of the record alongside James Ireland of Pond, sharing the creative process that shaped this powerful collection of songs.
John also reflects on 25 years of marriage with fellow artist Mama Kin, revealing how their evolving relationship has inspired some of his most personal and emotional songwriting to date. Gleeso confesses his love for John&rsquo;s signature percussive guitar style, and John breaks down how his playing has evolved over the years and what continues to fuel his unique sound.

John Butler Opens Up on Love, Life and the Making of ‘Prism’

INXS legends Jon Farriss and Kirk Pengilly join Gleeso on Triple M Nights to celebrate 40 years of Listen Like Thieves, the album that catapulted the Aussie rock icons to global stardom.

First released in 1985, Listen Like Thieves marked the beginning of INXS’ game-changing collaboration with producer Chris Thomas — the man determined to bottle the band’s raw, live energy in a studio setting. “He was fascinated by how powerful we were live, and how we hadn’t captured that yet on record,” explains Kirk Pengilly. The result was a sonic turning point that redefined their sound and laid the groundwork for their future success with albums like Kick and X.

Jon and Kirk also reflect on the 40th anniversary reissue, which has been meticulously remixed by Giles Martin — son of legendary Beatles producer George Martin — bringing new depth and clarity to the classic album.

In a poignant moment, the boys open up about revisiting rare tapes and old recordings of their late bandmate Michael Hutchence, sharing the emotion and nostalgia of hearing his iconic voice again.

INXS legends Jon Farriss and Kirk Pengilly join Gleeso on Triple M Nights to celebrate 40 years of Listen Like Thieves, the album that catapulted the Aussie rock icons to global stardom.
First released in 1985, Listen Like Thieves marked the beginning of INXS&rsquo; game-changing collaboration with producer Chris Thomas &mdash; the man determined to bottle the band&rsquo;s raw, live energy in a studio setting. &ldquo;He was fascinated by how powerful we were live, and how we hadn&rsquo;t captured that yet on record,&rdquo; explains Kirk Pengilly. The result was a sonic turning point that redefined their sound and laid the groundwork for their future success with albums like&nbsp;Kick and X.
Jon and Kirk also reflect on the 40th anniversary reissue, which has been meticulously remixed by Giles Martin &mdash; son of legendary Beatles producer George Martin &mdash; bringing new depth and clarity to the classic album.
In a poignant moment, the boys open up about revisiting rare tapes and old recordings of their late bandmate Michael Hutchence, sharing the emotion and nostalgia of hearing his iconic voice again.

Listen Like Thieves Turns 40: INXS Look Back on Their Breakthrough Album

We hit the polls for the election that really matters… Triple M’s Election 300 – Australia’s biggest music referendum! Thousands of passionate fans voted for the greatest song of all time, and after counting down from 300 to 1 across the week, one track stood above the rest: ‘Never Tear Us Apart’.

Dangerous Dave and Gleeso are joined by Jon Farriss and Kirk Pengilly from INXS to celebrate the iconic 1987 anthem that’s stood the test of time.

Hear the inside story of how ‘Never Tear Us Apart’ came to life during the recording of INXS’ sixth studio album Kick. Jon and Kirk take us behind the scenes on everything from the song’s haunting string arrangement to its unforgettable saxophone solo — sharing candid memories of a moment that shaped Aussie rock forever.

 

We hit the polls for the election that really matters&hellip; Triple M&rsquo;s Election 300 &ndash; Australia&rsquo;s biggest music referendum! Thousands of passionate fans voted for the greatest song of all time, and after counting down from 300 to 1 across the week, one track stood above the rest: &lsquo;Never Tear Us Apart&rsquo;.
Dangerous Dave and Gleeso are joined by Jon Farriss and Kirk Pengilly from INXS to celebrate the iconic 1987 anthem that&rsquo;s stood the test of time.
Hear the inside story of how &lsquo;Never Tear Us Apart&rsquo; came to life during the recording of INXS&rsquo; sixth studio album Kick. Jon and Kirk take us behind the scenes on everything from the song&rsquo;s haunting string arrangement to its unforgettable saxophone solo &mdash; sharing candid memories of a moment that shaped Aussie rock forever.
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INXS' ‘Never Tear Us Apart’ Takes Top Spot In  Triple M’s Election 300

When two worlds collide, magic happens! In this special crossover episode, Triple M Homegrown's Matty O teams up with Triple M Nights', Dave Gleeson and Thommo, to wrap up what has been an absolutely massive year for music.

Get ready for a lively, no-holds-barred chat as these three legends break down the biggest moments in the music world, from iconic live shows and festival highlights to chart-topping albums and surprise hits. They'll also share behind-the-scenes stories from their respective shows, giving you a peek into the world of Australian music broadcasting.

When two worlds collide, magic happens! In this special crossover episode, Triple M Homegrown's Matty O teams up with Triple M Nights', Dave Gleeson and Thommo, to wrap up what has been an absolutely massive year for music.
Get ready for a lively, no-holds-barred chat as these three legends break down the biggest moments in the music world, from iconic live shows and festival highlights to chart-topping albums and surprise hits. They'll also share behind-the-scenes stories from their respective shows, giving you a peek into the world of Australian music broadcasting.

Gleeso, Matty O and Thommo Wrap Up A Massive Year In Rock!

U2 bassist Adam Clayton joins Triple M’s Dangerous Dave and Dave Gleeson on Triple M Nights to celebrate two decades of their iconic 2004 album, How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. Marking the album’s 20th anniversary, the band has unveiled a unique "shadow" companion piece, How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb, featuring 10 tracks from the original recording sessions—now released for the first time.

Adam dives deep into the creative process behind the original album and this groundbreaking shadow album, which includes four never-before-heard songs—'Treason,' 'Evidence of Life,' 'Country Mile,' and 'Happiness.' Fans will also recognize 'Luckiest Man in the World,' once leaked as 'Mercy,' which now receives its official release. The collection also features five remastered gems like 'Picture of You (X+W)' and 'Theme From The Batman,' offering an intimate glimpse into U2's artistic evolution during that era.

Beyond celebrating their past, Adam reveals U2's future ambitions, teasing the potential for a new album and hinting at an exciting 2025 Australian tour. He shares insights into the band's hunger for fresh creativity and the logistical challenges of their iconic Sphere shows in Las Vegas.

U2 bassist Adam Clayton joins Triple M’s Dangerous Dave and Dave Gleeson on Triple M Nights to celebrate two decades of their iconic 2004 album, How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. Marking the album’s 20th anniversary, the band has unveiled a unique "shadow" companion piece, How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb, featuring 10 tracks from the original recording sessions—now released for the first time.
Adam dives deep into the creative process behind the original album and this groundbreaking shadow album, which includes four never-before-heard songs—'Treason,' 'Evidence of Life,' 'Country Mile,' and 'Happiness.' Fans will also recognize 'Luckiest Man in the World,' once leaked as 'Mercy,' which now receives its official release. The collection also features five remastered gems like 'Picture of You (X+W)' and 'Theme From The Batman,' offering an intimate glimpse into U2's artistic evolution during that era.
Beyond celebrating their past, Adam reveals U2's future ambitions, teasing the potential for a new album and hinting at an exciting 2025 Australian tour. He shares insights into the band's hunger for fresh creativity and the logistical challenges of their iconic Sphere shows in Las Vegas.

U2’s Adam Clayton Celebrates How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb at 20

Triple M’s Oztober has been celebrating 50 years of Great Aussie music, and after a nationwide countdown fuelled by the passionate votes of our listeners, Cold Chisel has been crowned the Greatest Australian Artist of all time! Join Gleeso and Dangerous Dave as they chat with Cold Chisel frontman, the legendary Jimmy Barnes. Jimmy reflects on the band’s incredible journey, shares his deep love for Australian music, and expresses heartfelt gratitude to all the fans who helped them secure the top spot. In his own words: "Mate, that’s incredible. I can’t wait to tell the boys. We’re GOATs! That means we can rent the band out to sort of clear paddocks and things. We’re thrilled."

Triple M’s Oztober has been celebrating 50 years of Great Aussie music, and after a nationwide countdown fuelled by the passionate votes of our listeners, Cold Chisel has been crowned the Greatest Australian Artist of all time! Join Gleeso and Dangerous Dave as they chat with Cold Chisel frontman, the legendary Jimmy Barnes. Jimmy reflects on the band’s incredible journey, shares his deep love for Australian music, and expresses heartfelt gratitude to all the fans who helped them secure the top spot. In his own words: "Mate, that’s incredible. I can’t wait to tell the boys. We’re GOATs! That means we can rent the band out to sort of clear paddocks and things. We’re thrilled."

Oztober GOAT: Celebrate Cold Chisel’s Greatest Aussie Artist Win with Jimmy Barnes

Join Gleeso and Kevin Mitchell from the iconic Australian rock band, Jebediah, on Triple M Nights as they dive into the exciting release of "Oiks," Jebediah's first album in 13 years. In this episode, Kevin shares the whirlwind journey of reuniting with the band and stepping back into the studio, where the camaraderie and in-jokes quickly reignited, showcasing the deep, familial bond that has kept them connected through the years. Discover the quirky origin of the album's title, "Oiks," attributed to Tim Rogers of You Am I, who once described Jebediah as a "little gang of oiks" during their rise in the late 90s. As Jebediah sets off on tour with Magic Dirt to celebrate their latest work, this episode offers a nostalgic trip down memory lane and a look into the creative process that continues to define their enduring legacy in Australian rock.

Join Gleeso and Kevin Mitchell from the iconic Australian rock band, Jebediah, on Triple M Nights as they dive into the exciting release of "Oiks," Jebediah's first album in 13 years. In this episode, Kevin shares the whirlwind journey of reuniting with the band and stepping back into the studio, where the camaraderie and in-jokes quickly reignited, showcasing the deep, familial bond that has kept them connected through the years. Discover the quirky origin of the album's title, "Oiks," attributed to Tim Rogers of You Am I, who once described Jebediah as a "little gang of oiks" during their rise in the late 90s. As Jebediah sets off on tour with Magic Dirt to celebrate their latest work, this episode offers a nostalgic trip down memory lane and a look into the creative process that continues to define their enduring legacy in Australian rock.

Kevin Mitchell Unpacks Jebediah’s New Album “Oiks”, Plus Tour Dates With Magic Dirt

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights for an exclusive episode with rock legend Melissa Etheridge, who will grace Australia shores on her 'I'm Not Broken' World Tour this May. Known for her heartfelt, confessional lyrics and distinctive raspy voice, Melissa has been a powerhouse in the music industry for over three decades. This episode offers a deep dive into her storied career, her profound connection with Australian fans, and what they can expect at her upcoming shows in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney.

Melissa reminisces about the early days of her career, highlighting how Australian fans were among the first to embrace her music with open arms. She shares insights into the universal themes of love, loss, and health challenges that resonate in her songs, fostering a strong bond with her audience. The conversation also explores her musical influences during the formative years of the 60s and 70s and discusses the evolution of her live performances, from festival gigs to headliner concerts. Tune in to discover how Melissa Etheridge continues to inspire and connect with fans around the globe through her powerful lyrics and unforgettable melodies.

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights for an exclusive episode with rock legend Melissa Etheridge, who will grace Australia shores on her 'I'm Not Broken' World Tour this May. Known for her heartfelt, confessional lyrics and distinctive raspy voice, Melissa has been a powerhouse in the music industry for over three decades. This episode offers a deep dive into her storied career, her profound connection with Australian fans, and what they can expect at her upcoming shows in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney.
Melissa reminisces about the early days of her career, highlighting how Australian fans were among the first to embrace her music with open arms. She shares insights into the universal themes of love, loss, and health challenges that resonate in her songs, fostering a strong bond with her audience. The conversation also explores her musical influences during the formative years of the 60s and 70s and discusses the evolution of her live performances, from festival gigs to headliner concerts. Tune in to discover how Melissa Etheridge continues to inspire and connect with fans around the globe through her powerful lyrics and unforgettable melodies.

Melissa Etheridge Talks Love, Loss, and Rock 'n' Roll Ahead Of Her Australian Tour

Tune into Triple M Nights with Dave Gleeson from 7 -10pm on Triple M. 

Tune into Triple M Nights with Dave Gleeson from 7 -10pm on Triple M.&nbsp;

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