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Paul Kelly, music festival news and more, this is all that matters in Triple M Aussie Rock News this week

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for an exclusive chat with Kav Temperley and Joel Quartermain of Eskimo Joe. This episode celebrates their latest single, 'The First Time,' and the kickoff of an extensive acoustic tour across Australia. We delve into how Eskimo Joe has woven nostalgia into their new music, with a unique lyric video that showcases a montage of clips from their remarkable 27-year career, including music videos, behind-the-scenes footage, and electrifying live performances.

As winners of eight ARIA Awards from 35 nominations, Kav and Joel reflect on the highs and lows of their journey through the Australian music scene. They share heartfelt stories from the ARIA Awards night in 2004—where they watched Jet take the spotlight—a pivotal moment that fueled their passion and inspired their hit 'Black Fingernails, Red Wine.'

The episode also offers an insider's view of Eskimo Joe's current tour with rock titans Live and Incubus, revealing what it's like to share the stage with some of the biggest names in rock music. Kav and Joel discuss the evolution of their songwriting and production processes, providing fans with a glimpse into the creative dynamics that have sustained their success for nearly three decades.

Listeners will get an exclusive rundown of Eskimo Joe's upcoming national acoustic theatre tour, which spans from April to July. The tour promises intimate performances at iconic venues across the country, featuring collaborations with artists like Dan Sultan, Josh Pike, Angie March, Scott Darlow, and more. These shows are set to highlight a different side of Eskimo Joe's music with stripped-back, acoustic versions of their best-loved songs.

In addition to exploring their current projects, the podcast takes fans on a nostalgic trip down 'Memory Lane,' revisiting some of the most unforgettable moments in Eskimo Joe's career. From touring with The Offspring and surviving on-stage mishaps to humorous encounters backstage and their electrifying performance at the AFL Grand Final, these stories paint a vivid picture of a band that has not only survived but thrived in the ever-changing music industry.

The episode wraps up with a game of 'Write, Party, Dinner,' where Kav and Joel decide which music legends—Bruce Springsteen, Prince, and Elton John—they would choose to write a song with, party with, and invite home for dinner.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for an exclusive chat with Kav Temperley and Joel Quartermain of Eskimo Joe. This episode celebrates their latest single, 'The First Time,' and the kickoff of an extensive acoustic tour across Australia. We delve into how Eskimo Joe has woven nostalgia into their new music, with a unique lyric video that showcases a montage of clips from their remarkable 27-year career, including music videos, behind-the-scenes footage, and electrifying live performances.
As winners of eight ARIA Awards from 35 nominations, Kav and Joel reflect on the highs and lows of their journey through the Australian music scene. They share heartfelt stories from the ARIA Awards night in 2004—where they watched Jet take the spotlight—a pivotal moment that fueled their passion and inspired their hit 'Black Fingernails, Red Wine.'
The episode also offers an insider's view of Eskimo Joe's current tour with rock titans Live and Incubus, revealing what it's like to share the stage with some of the biggest names in rock music. Kav and Joel discuss the evolution of their songwriting and production processes, providing fans with a glimpse into the creative dynamics that have sustained their success for nearly three decades.
Listeners will get an exclusive rundown of Eskimo Joe's upcoming national acoustic theatre tour, which spans from April to July. The tour promises intimate performances at iconic venues across the country, featuring collaborations with artists like Dan Sultan, Josh Pike, Angie March, Scott Darlow, and more. These shows are set to highlight a different side of Eskimo Joe's music with stripped-back, acoustic versions of their best-loved songs.
In addition to exploring their current projects, the podcast takes fans on a nostalgic trip down 'Memory Lane,' revisiting some of the most unforgettable moments in Eskimo Joe's career. From touring with The Offspring and surviving on-stage mishaps to humorous encounters backstage and their electrifying performance at the AFL Grand Final, these stories paint a vivid picture of a band that has not only survived but thrived in the ever-changing music industry.
The episode wraps up with a game of 'Write, Party, Dinner,' where Kav and Joel decide which music legends—Bruce Springsteen, Prince, and Elton John—they would choose to write a song with, party with, and invite home for dinner.

Eskimo Joe Talks New Single 'The First Time,' Nostalgia, Acoustic Tour, and More

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

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook for the latest scoop in Hard N Heavy Headlines, bringing you the most electrifying news in the rock and heavy metal scenes. In this episode, we dive into the sensational announcement that Greta Van Fleet, often hailed as a modern-day Led Zeppelin, is set to thrill Australian audiences with their upcoming tour this August. The band plans to rock the East Coast with gigs in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, promising to deliver an unforgettable experience for all rock enthusiasts down under.

Moreover, the streets of New York might soon echo with the legacy of KISS, as there is a growing movement to rename a famous NYC intersection after these rock legends. The iconic West 23rd Street and 8th Avenue, a site immortalized on the cover of KISS’s third album "Dressed To Kill," could soon bear the band's name, with a community board meeting lined up to discuss this rocking proposal.

And in a turn of events that's stirring up the music world, Courtney Love openly criticizes several top female artists, including Madonna, Lana Del Rey, and Taylor Swift. Despite her new British radio series aimed at celebrating women in music, Love holds nothing back in expressing her unfiltered views on these stars, sparking controversies and conversations about what it means to be an influential woman in music today.

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook for the latest scoop in Hard N Heavy Headlines, bringing you the most electrifying news in the rock and heavy metal scenes. In this episode, we dive into the sensational announcement that Greta Van Fleet, often hailed as a modern-day Led Zeppelin, is set to thrill Australian audiences with their upcoming tour this August. The band plans to rock the East Coast with gigs in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane, promising to deliver an unforgettable experience for all rock enthusiasts down under.
Moreover, the streets of New York might soon echo with the legacy of KISS, as there is a growing movement to rename a famous NYC intersection after these rock legends. The iconic West 23rd Street and 8th Avenue, a site immortalized on the cover of KISS’s third album "Dressed To Kill," could soon bear the band's name, with a community board meeting lined up to discuss this rocking proposal.
And in a turn of events that's stirring up the music world, Courtney Love openly criticizes several top female artists, including Madonna, Lana Del Rey, and Taylor Swift. Despite her new British radio series aimed at celebrating women in music, Love holds nothing back in expressing her unfiltered views on these stars, sparking controversies and conversations about what it means to be an influential woman in music today.

Paul Kelly, music festival news and more, this is all that matters in Triple M Aussie Rock News this week

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