Matty O was joined by Novak and John from Polish Club ahead of their brand new album, 'Heavy Weight Heart' which out on September 13 plus a National tour in October. The band recorded this album in just two weeks and their picking up where they left off with their infectious Melody's and production.  They talked about collaborating on this album, plus also working with Simon Berckleman who engineered and mastered this album. We also discussed joining their upcoming tour with Spiderbait and reflect on past shows with DZ Deathrays and The Wiggles Album and Tour details below. https://polishclub.co/

Freddie Mercury is the GOAT Singer. 1987 was crowned the GOAT year. AC/DC's Back In Black is the GOAT album. And now, Triple M’s GOAT 600 Countdown will confirm once and for all what is the Greatest Song Of All Time! Listen as we crown #1 and call the frontman of the winning band

This is a Special Podcast for Triple M's No Talk Day. Triple M's Shaun Gough, who spearheads the No Talk Day initiative on behalf of the Triple M Network, sat down with Lifeline Suicide Prevention and Wellbeing Advocate Ian, who shares his mental health story, along with insights and advice for taking control and care for your mental health. We hope you come away from this chat with tools to call on when you need them the most. And remember Lifeline is always there if you can’t say it to someone close… on 13 11 14 or https://www.lifeline.org.au/toolkit

This is a Special Podcast for Triple M's No Talk Day. Triple M's Shaun Gough, who spearheads the No Talk Day initiative on behalf of the Triple M Network, sat down with Lifeline Advocate and Digital Team Leader Said, who shares his mental health story, along with insights and advice for taking control and care for your mental health. We hope you come away from this chat with tools to call on when you need them the most. And remember Lifeline is always there if you can’t say it to someone close… on 13 11 14 or https://www.lifeline.org.au/toolkit

This is a Special Podcast for Triple M's No Talk Day. Triple M's Shaun Gough, who spearheads the No Talk Day initiative on behalf of the Triple M Network, sat down with Dr Ally Nicolopolous from Lifeline to find out why some men struggle to ask for help in managing their mental health, We hope you come away from this chat with tools to call on when you need them the most. And remember Lifeline is always there if you can’t say it to someone close… on 13 11 14 or https://www.lifeline.org.au/toolkit

Strap yourself in for this one! John Brewster joins Matty O as we celebrate 50 years of one of our most Iconic rock bands, The Angels with possibly the best ever tour name of all time - 50 Not Out! In this chat we dive into their new record, new front man and their incredible legacy as maybe the countries longest serving rock acts (who aren't slowing down anytime soon. They're hitting the road across June, July and August and taking MI-SEX with them! All the details can be found here. https://theangels.com.au/

Join Matty as he chats with Sam Teskey moments before he hits the stage for a SOLD OUT Show in Philadelphia! It's been a whirlwind coming of years for the Teskey Brothers, as they've played to massive audiences overseas, headlined festivals and recently won the "Songwriters of the year" at this years APRA Awards. So what can we expect from their only Australian shows in January? Sam shares what we can expect from these show, what it's like to curate a festival and bring out their favourite acts to Australia Make sure you get along to see one our finest acts! Check our the full list of dates below and grab your presale tickets on Monday. 24th of June here.https://www.adayonthegreen.com.au/ The Teskey Brothers Tour Dates: A Day On The Green – With very special guests Band Of Horses, Sierra Ferrell, CMAT, Charlie Needs Braces Wednesday 8 January, 2025 | Burswood Park, Perth, WA Friday 10 January, 2025 | Peter Lehmann Wines, Barossa Valley, SA Saturday 11 January, 2025 | Mt Duneed Estate, Geelong, VIC Sunday 12 January, 2025 | Centennial Vineyards, Bowral, NSW Saturday 18 January, 2025 | Bimbadgen, Hunter Valley, NSW Sunday 19 January, 2025 | Sirromet Wines, Mount Cotton, QLD

Join Matty O on Homegrown as he sits down with two of Australia’s most iconic singer-songwriters, Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey, for an exclusive episode featuring their latest collaborative project, Fanning Dempsey National Park. With a combined legacy that includes a remarkable 72 performances between Fanning’s Powderfinger and Dempsey’s Something For Kate, this new venture marks their first-ever joint tour and album. In this episode, Fanning and Dempsey share the fascinating story behind Fanning Dempsey National Park. Discover how their musical journey together began during the lockdown with a cover of David Bowie and evolved into a full-fledged project recorded across studios in San Francisco, Norway, and Byron Bay. They delve into their unique songwriting process, the creation of their brand-new album, and what fans can expect from their upcoming live performances in October.

Join Matty for this exclusive chat with Zach and Billy from Hockey Dad on the release day of their fourth studio album "Rebuild Repeat" It's been a busy couple of years for the guys, fresh off a Sold-Out US Tour (and Zach's Wedding in Canada) the boys are back in Australia ahead of some exclusive release shows and a Massive tour in June/July! It's been a slow release for this album that's already giving us 3  cracking singles but it's been worth the wait. The lads take us behind the writing and recording process, plus share some insight on touring in Australia and abroad. You'll also hear some stories touring in the early days of the band, playing festivals and going on tour with Ocean Alley, Third Eye Blind, Dune Rats and more. Congrats on the release guys and always a pleasure to have you! Team HG

Eliza and the Delusionals' journey is packed with memorable moments. From the casual banter about food in the Virgin Lounge to the intense recording sessions with Holy Holy, each experience has shaped their musical identity. Oscar's influence pushed them to explore new creative depths, even featuring his dog's breathing sounds on their album. Their recording routine, filled with golden moments and hearty roast dinners, reflects their dedication to crafting authentic music. However, not all experiences were smooth sailing, as Oscar's adamant refusal to host bands again attests. Yet, playing live, whether on tour with The Front Bottoms or Luca Brasi, has been a highlight, even amidst the chaos of rationing chips and unexpected mishaps like getting their bus stuck on the way to Aspen. As they anticipate their upcoming album release and reflect on collaborations with icons like Butch Vig and Bryan from Silver Sun Pick Ups, Eliza and the Delusionals remain grounded by the warmth of the music community. From unforgettable encounters at festivals like Bottlerock to chance (and hilarious) meetings with industry figures like Dicko from Australian Idol, their journey is a testament to perseverance and passion in the ever-evolving world of music. We're getting a massive National Tour and WE cannot wait!!!

John Butler, renowned as one of the country's premier singer-songwriters and among the world's top guitarists, boasts a career adorned with numerous accolades, from sold-out shows to chart-topping albums and performances at prestigious festivals worldwide. Marking his return with his 9th studio album, "Running River," Butler ventures into ambient territory, showcasing a new dimension of his musical prowess. Alongside the album's release, he launches a podcast delving into its creation, offering fans an intimate look into the captivating sounds it encapsulates. Mental health and the creative process in the studio take center stage in the conversation, underscoring Butler's multifaceted approach to his craft, which promises not just one but four forthcoming albums. In addition to discussing the album's themes and production, the conversation touches on the significance of online engagement with fans and Butler's latest venture into podcasting. Furthermore, plans for an upcoming tour emerge, promising fans an opportunity to experience the magic of "Running River" live, while Butler shares his intentions for celebrating the album's release. Through both his music and his candid discussions, Butler continues to captivate audiences, offering a glimpse into his creative journey and the profound impact of his artistry on both himself and his listeners.

In the midst of their Infinity Sessions, Crowded House shares insights into their dynamic live performances. The soulful connection among band members and the audience enriches each show, especially evident during their Palais performance where songs evolve organically, unveiling new layers and melodies on stage. As their repertoire expands, crafting a set list becomes increasingly challenging, with each night's performance refining their craft. Amidst their relentless touring schedule, Crowded House encounters a myriad of intriguing guests, from the largest and most unexpected guest lists at Fleetwood Mac's concert to unexpected collaborations like James Blunt approaching Neil Finn for a songwriting collaboration without prior knowledge of each other's work. Even the Beastie Boys make a cameo, imparting acoustic guitar wisdom to Nick during a backstage jam session. Their journey includes memorable moments like sharing the stage with Peter Gabriel and performing at Coachella 2007, where they found themselves juxtaposed with the intensity of Rage Against the Machine. Throughout their travels, inspiration strikes in unexpected places, fostering a creative environment where even the smallest ideas flourish into musical gems.

Welcome to the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook, where we bring you the most crucial updates from the world of rock and metal. This episode is packed with exciting news and heartfelt tributes that you won't want to miss. First up, Serj Tankian, the iconic frontman of System of a Down, has just dropped a new solo track titled 'A.F. Day'. This powerful song was originally intended for System of a Down during their early days but will now be featured on Serj's highly anticipated upcoming EP, set to release this Aussie spring. Dive into the backstory of this track and what it means for fans of both Serj and System of a Down. In more somber news, we pay tribute to John Wysocki, the founding drummer of Staind, who has sadly passed away at the age of 53. His bandmates have shared a heartfelt tribute, revealing that he passed surrounded by family and friends after battling liver issues. We reflect on John Wysocki's legacy and contributions to Staind and the rock community. On a brighter note, Perth metalcore legends Make Them Suffer have announced an electrifying Australian tour for August and September. Fresh off their tour with Bring Me The Horizon, they're bringing international heavyweights Bury Tomorrow and Spite as support acts. This tour promises to be a massive event for metalcore fans across the country.

In this episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, Emmy Mack of RedHook brings you the latest and greatest from the world of rock and metal. Tune in as we dive into the shocking announcement from British rock icons You Me At Six, who are set to embark on their final ever tour, visiting Australian cities including Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth in January 2025. Supported by rising UK heavy stars Holding Absence, this is a farewell you won't want to miss. We also explore the possibility of a future Australian tour from System of a Down, as frontman Serj Tankian hints at the band's openness to small tours and one-off shows. In other news, Anthrax's Scott Ian calls out Kerry King over the Slayer reunion, expressing his frustration after taking their retirement announcement at face value. As AC/DC gears up for their first tour in eight years, we reveal their new touring lineup featuring rock legends Brian Johnson, Angus Young, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney. Slipknot fans, rejoice! It's finally official—Eloy Casagrande is the new drummer, confirmed by the band on Instagram. Casagrande shares his excitement and gratitude with fans around the world. In a surprising revelation, Jet frontman Nic Cester reveals he once auditioned to be AC/DC's new frontman during Brian Johnson's health hiatus, a role that ultimately went to Axl Rose. Plus, Ghost announces their first-ever movie, 'Rite Here Rite Now,' set to hit Australian cinemas for two days only. This concert movie promises more than just live performances, with a ghoulish narrative woven into the cinematic experience.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as we sit down with the iconic Brendan B. Brown of Wheatus. Fresh off the Pandemonium Festival and an acoustic tour across Australia with Art Alexakis of Everclear, Brendan brings his tales of music, mayhem, and more to our listeners. Dive into the nostalgic journey of Wheatus, from their early days in the New York music scene to the unforgettable hit "Teenage Dirtbag" and their surprising stint living at Jimmy Barnes' place here in Australia. Discover the behind-the-scenes stories of international tours, high-energy gigs, and personal moments with music legends. Plus, don't miss the fun as Brendan plays "Write, Party, Dinner" with some of the biggest names in music.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as we welcome Elly-May Barnes to celebrate her debut solo album, ‘NO GOOD’. In this episode, Elly-May dives into the excitement and creative process behind her album, discussing the collaborative efforts with notable artists like Shane Nicholson and Diesel. As the daughter of Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes, Elly-May shares personal insights into how her father's influence is intertwined with her music while maintaining her unique artistic vision. Overcoming the challenges of Cerebral Palsy, she opens up about how collaborative songwriting has been a transformative journey for her. This episode also gives us a peek into her increasingly unhinged Cabaret shows and what lies ahead for her touring plans. Don’t miss the heartfelt stories of growing up with a rock icon, where Elly-May reminisces about her musical requests to her 'Uncle Mark', better known to the world as Diesel. Tune in for a heartfelt exploration of music, family, and resilience.

Welcome back to another Triple M's gig review! This time, we're diving into the mesmerizing world of the Dandy Warhols, who lit up the Enmore Theatre in Sydney on a rainy 1st of May, 2024. Despite the weather, Sydney’s rock enthusiasts turned out in droves for a sold-out show that marked a milestone—30 years of the Dandy Warhols weaving their musical magic. In this episode, Row takes you through a night of psychedelic rock and aural pleasures, starting with the band's iconic opener "Not If You Were the Last Junkie on Earth," setting the tone with its energetic rhythms and entrancing visuals. The Dandy Warhols, known for their cool, psych-rock essence, didn’t just play music; they created an immersive experience that felt like stepping into a dream. The highlight of the night was the new track "I'd Like To Help You With Your Problem," featuring the legendary Slash on guitar. This song, along with fan favorites like "Get Off," the intense "I Love You," the divine "Godless," and the synth-laden "We Used to Be Friends," showcased the band’s dynamic range and musical evolution. The crescendo of the evening was their biggest hit, "Bohemian Like You," which had the crowd wooing in unison, a testament to the enduring connection between the Dandy Warhols and their Australian fans. Row also delves into the band's consistency with its original lineup since 1998, adding to their cool factor and genuine appeal. Join Row for an unforgettable journey through a night with the Dandy Warhols, celebrating their new album "Rockmaker" and their incredible 30-year journey.

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 Emmy Mack of RedHook as she delivers the freshest rock and metal news on 'Hard N Heavy Headlines', captivating fans with exclusive updates and upcoming tour details. This episode is packed with electrifying announcements that will shake the rock music scene. Dive into the big news of The Amity Affliction's Australian tour with horror rock maestros Ice Nine Kills, We Came As Romans, and Heavensgate this November. Discover the new face of The Smashing Pumpkins as Asian-American YouTube sensation Kiki Wong joins the grunge legends for their upcoming UK and Europe tour. Rock out to Motley Crue's explosive new track 'Dogs of War' featuring guitarist John 5. Aussie pub rock veterans Jet are back, announcing a new album and national tour. Also, don't miss the reveal of In Hearts Wake's latest album and the unveiling of Slipknot's new drummer, confirmed by internet sleuths. Catch the industrial vibes as Orgy and Cold celebrate album anniversaries with a co-headline Australian tour. Plus, James Hetfield's ultimate tribute tattoo of Lemmy Kilmister, and Ozzy Osbourne's upcoming induction into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame.

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 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 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 Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as we dive into the musical journey of Mark Seymour, one of Australia's most beloved songwriters and the iconic voice behind Hunters & Collectors. Mark joins us to celebrate the launch of his latest solo album, 'The Boxer'. This episode offers an exclusive insight into the songwriting and production processes that shaped 'The Boxer'. Mark also shares stories from his ongoing Australian tour, where he performs songs from his new album alongside classic hits. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just discovering his music, this episode is a perfect blend of nostalgia, musical genius, and fresh tracks that continue to resonate with audiences across the nation.

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook as she dives into the latest Hard N Heavy Headlines! In today’s lineup, a shocking piece of rock history has surfaced online—a ticket stub from the final show that legendary guitarist Dimebag Darrell ever played with Damageplan. Not just any show, this ticket marks the tragic night he was fatally shot, making it a chilling collectible now listed on eBay for $15K US. Additionally, we catch up with the underdog heroes of thrash metal, Anvil, who are set to release their 20th studio album, "One and Only". Despite never cracking into the coveted Big Four, Anvil continues to rock the scene with their indomitable spirit and heavy riffs. We also reflect on a pivotal moment in metal history—the day Dave Mustaine was ousted from Metallica. Now 41 years later, we explore how this event has shaped the trajectory of thrash metal and Mustaine’s career. This episode is a treasure trove for metal aficionados and newcomers alike, offering deep insights into the saga and legacy of heavy metal’s most iconic figures.

Join us on Triple M Nights as Gleeso welcomes Nic Cester from the iconic Australian rock band, Jet, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album ‘Get Born’. This episode takes you behind the scenes of Jet's monumental return, marking their first tour in regional Australia. Nic opens up about the band's current vibe, the palpable positivity, and the exciting momentum propelling them forward. As Jet prepares to hit the road this April, listeners get an exclusive preview of what to expect from their regional shows. Moreover, Nic reveals plans for new music, breaking a 15+ year silence with fresh material on the horizon. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the Jet phenomenon, this episode is a testament to the band's enduring legacy and their thrilling future.

Join Row on Triple M's Gig Review as we dive into Chris Isaak's latest performance at Sydney's iconic State Theatre. For nearly four decades, Isaak has been enchanting audiences worldwide with his distinctive voice, magnetic presence, and timeless good looks. In this episode, we dive into a night where Isaak, now in his late 60s, proves that age is just a number with his pitch-perfect voice and dynamic range that flawlessly complements his signature moody love tunes. Isaak’s bond with his Australian audience is undeniable; his affection for the country and its people shines through, reciprocated by the adoring fans who hang on his every word and note. Discover how Isaak and his band Silvertone, including beloved bandmates Kenney, Rowland, and Hershel, deliver a performance filled with emotional depth, from heart-wrenching ballads like "Somebody's Crying" and "Wicked Game" to the upbeat rhythms of "Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing." Experience the unique blend of humor, intimacy, and musical genius that defines a Chris Isaak show, including spontaneous interactions with the audience and unforgettable Orbison covers. Row provides an insider's look into a night of musical magic, inviting listeners into the world of live music that touches the soul. Whether you're a long-time Isaak fan or new to his music, this episode on the LiSTNR app is your backstage pass to one of the most memorable gigs of the year.

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights as he welcomes the legendary Jim Moginie, a pivotal figure behind the iconic Australian rock band, Midnight Oil. In this enlightening episode, Jim unveils the layers of his extraordinary life story, captured in his new book, ‘The Silver River’. From his adoption in 1957 to the heartfelt reunion with his biological parents 45 years later, Jim's personal journey to self-discovery is nothing short of remarkable. Dive deep into the roots of Midnight Oil's music, exploring the profound influence of Australian bands like The Skyhooks and Cold Chisel, and how the legendary Prime Minister Gough Whitlam fueled the band's profound sense of Australian pride and identity. Jim's candid reflections on his upbringing, the search for his identity, and the indelible mark Midnight Oil has left on the music world offer a rare glimpse into the life of one of Australia's most revered musicians. This episode is a must-listen for fans of Midnight Oil, Australian rock enthusiasts, and anyone captivated by the powerful stories of identity, culture, and music. Discover the incredible legacy of Jim Moginie and the timeless influence of Midnight Oil on Triple M Nights.

Dive in to Triple M's latest gig review, featuring the iconic Beasts of Bourbon's unforgettable performance at the Metro Theatre in Sydney. Despite the dreary weather, the legendary band brought their unmistakable grunt to the stage, thrilling fans with a night of raw energy and timeless tracks. In this special episode, our host Row dives deep into the heart of the show, starting from the moment Tex Perkins, with his characteristic swagger, led the band through a set list that promised—and delivered—an exceptional rock experience. This episode isn't just a gig review; it's a tribute to the enduring spirit of The Beasts, who, against the backdrop of personal battles and the bittersweet realities of life, showcased their unparalleled talent and commitment to rock 'n' roll. With the original lineup of Tex Perkins, James Baker, Boris Sudjovic, Kim Salmon, and Charlie Owen taking the stage, the event marked a poignant moment in the band's history, celebrating their journey and the indelible mark they've left on the music world. Row captures the essence of the night, from the high-energy performances of "I Don't Care About Nothing Anymore" and "Saturated" to a bold cover of The Rolling Stones' "Cocksucker Blues," culminating in the rousing finale, "Ten Wheels for Jesus." The Beasts' reputation for raucous live shows and their notoriety for debaucherous tales were all on full display, proving once again that rock 'n' roll isn't just music—it's a lifestyle.

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights as we dive into the heart of rock music with Patrick Carney of The Black Keys, celebrating their twelfth studio masterpiece, 'Ohio Players.' This episode offers an intimate look at the evolution of The Black Keys' distinctive sound, enriched by their collaborations with legends like Beck and Liam Gallagher. Discover the serendipitous beginning of Patrick Carney and Dan Auerbach’s partnership, tracing back to a casual jam session in the confines of a basement that propelled them into rock stardom. 'Ohio Players' is not just an album; it's a journey through the ethos of rock, encapsulating the spirit and innovation that The Black Keys are renowned for. Plus, get an exclusive scoop on The Black Keys’ highly anticipated Australian tour in 2025. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the magic of The Black Keys, this episode is your backstage pass to the stories behind the music.

In this episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack, dive into the latest shake-ups and huge news rocking the music world. From the unexpected changes to the much-anticipated Pandemonium Fest, including the withdrawal of legendary acts like Deep Purple and Placebo, to the heartfelt tribute by Frances Bean Cobain on the 30th anniversary of Kurt Cobain's passing, this episode covers ground not to be missed. Discover the impacts of the festival’s downsize to a single-stage event, changes in location for the Brisbane dates, and how fans can benefit from ticket adjustments. Amidst the shifts, the legacy of Nirvana's frontman is tenderly remembered by his daughter, offering a rare glimpse into the personal side of rock history. Plus, get the inside scoop on Nine Inch Nails' upcoming projects, from their excitement about a new album to ventures into television, horror cinema, fashion, and their own music festival. Tune in to stay ahead of the curve in the rock and alternative music scenes.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as he sits down with UNIFIED Music Group's founder, Jaddan Comerford, for an exclusive chat that dives deep into the heart of Australia's music scene and its global impact. Since its inception in 2011, UNIFIED has carved out a niche not just within the Australian music industry but has etched its name on the global stage as a multifaceted entity, spanning artist management, record labels, merchandising, booking agencies, music publishing, and much more. This episode peels back the layers of UNIFIED's vast influence, highlighting its commitment to nurturing the next generation of talent through innovative initiatives like their Grants program, Music Industry Mentoring, and the groundbreaking side stage ventures. Jaddan shares candid, behind-the-scenes stories of Australia's beloved artists like Violent Soho, Tash Sultana, Vance Joy, and Ocean Alley, recounting their journey to global fame. From the highs of discovering new talent to the challenges of adapting to the streaming era, this conversation offers an unparalleled look into the music industry from one of its most influential figures.

In this episode of Triple M Nights, Gleeso is joined by rock legend Ed Kowalczyk of +LIVE+, as they delve into the highly anticipated Australian tour of two rock behemoths, +LIVE+ and INCUBUS. With shows lined up in Wollongong, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide this April, fans are on the edge of their seats, ready to witness the monumental return of these global superstars to Australian stages after a five-year hiatus. Ed Kowalczyk shares his profound affection for Australia and his eagerness to reconnect with Australian fans. The conversation takes us back to the iconic 1994 album 'Throwing Copper', a pivotal moment that catapulted +LIVE+ from clubs to arenas across Australia. Ed opens up about the influences behind the record, including how the grunge movement and bands like Nirvana inspired him to "turn up his amp" and redefine their sound. Gleeso and Ed exchange memorable tales of impromptu stage appearances with other iconic bands, from R.E.M to Cheap Trick, highlighting the camaraderie and spontaneous moments that define rock music's live performance culture. Furthermore, Ed Kowalczyk reveals the contemporary artists he’s currently excited about, offering listeners insight into the evolving landscape of rock music and its future stars. This episode is not just a trip down memory lane but a bridge connecting the legacy of rock music with its vibrant present and promising future. Join Gleeso and Ed Kowalczyk on Triple M Nights for an unforgettable journey through the heart of rock's storied past and its thrilling resurgence on the Australian music scene.

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook!  First on our list, we unravel the shocking news that has the rock world buzzing: KISS, the band that has epitomized the essence of rock stardom, has taken a step that many are calling the ultimate sell-out. In an unprecedented move, the rock legends have sold their entire legacy - including their music, brand, logo, likenesses, publishing rights, and master recordings - to entertainment giant POPHOUSE for a staggering $300 million US dollars. This episode provides an in-depth analysis of what this means for the future of the KISS empire and the rock industry at large. But the rock world doesn't stop spinning with just one story. We also bring you heart-wrenching news from the Pantera camp. Jerry Abbott, the patriarch of the late Pantera brothers, Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul, has passed away at the age of 80 in a Texas caregiving facility. We pay tribute to the man behind the legends, sharing insights into his life and the legacy he leaves behind in the world of heavy metal. The episode takes another turn as we sit down with original AC/DC singer Dave Evans in a candid new interview. Evans stirs the pot by claiming he was the band's best vocalist, a title fiercely contested by fans of both Bon Scott and Brian Johnson. Join us as we dissect his claims, compare vocal styles, and delve into the history of one of rock's most iconic bands.

In this episode of Triple M Nights, Chris Isaak sits down with Gleeso to delve into his eagerly anticipated Australian tour this April, sharing his excitement about returning to the Australian coastline. The renowned American musician, celebrated for his unique blend of rockabilly, blues, and surf rock, opens up about his enduring friendship with Layne Beachley and their plans to catch some waves together whilst he's in the country. Isaak, with a career spanning over three decades, reveals the secret sauce to his longevity in the music industry - a relentless passion for singing that has not waned since he was 13. The episode takes a nostalgic turn as Isaak recounts a humorous encounter with Gleeso on 'The Footy Show' in 1995, alongside a memorable anecdote about ejecting Sting from his dressing room. Listeners will get an intimate look into Isaak’s musical influences, nurtured by his parents' eclectic record collection, and how everything except the jazz records was played to its last groove. From his breakthrough album "Silvertone" to the iconic "Wicked Game" and beyond, Isaak discusses his musical journey, his Australian connection, and his unyielding love for authentic, soul-stirring music.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as we dive into the lives and music of Jack and Patrick from The Pierce Brothers, celebrating the release of their latest album, 'Everything Is Bigger Than Me'.  Embark on a journey through their thrilling Australian and European tours, complete with tales of sold-out shows, unexpected challenges like health scares, and logistical hurdles that test their resilience and bond. Get an insider's view of 'Everything Is Bigger Than Me', where the brothers peel back the layers on their evolved songwriting and production process. Family plays a central role in their story, influencing not just their touring life but the very essence of their music. Take a nostalgic stroll down 'Memory Lane' with us, reminiscing about the Pierce Brothers' formative years busking alongside Tash Sultana, their impactful festival appearances, and the moment that stood out in 2022 - their encounter with Pearl Jam at the Pinkpop Festival. This episode shines a spotlight on their interaction with Stone Gossard, revealing a humorous mix-up that led to a memorable misunderstanding, highlighting the twins' charm and relatability. Further enriching this episode are tales from their whirlwind adventures, including a bizarre backstage experience at Mad Cool Madrid and a heartwarming story about their appearance on ABC's Playschool that celebrates community spirit. And finally, don't miss the brothers' intriguing responses in the 'Write, Party, Dinner' game, revealing their creative and personal choices between icons Crowded House, Powderfinger, and AC/DC.

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Uncover the latest big rumor that's set the scene ablaze: Linkin Park might have found a new voice to lead their iconic sound. Since the tragic loss of Chester Bennington in 2017, fans have longed for the band's return to the stage. With recent releases of unheard tracks featuring Chester and the announcement of a new greatest hits album, anticipation is at an all-time high. Could the new addition be a female singer as hinted by Orgy's Jay Gordon? Only time will tell, but we're here to explore every angle. Additionally, we're dissecting the mixed reactions to the US metal festival Rock Fest's latest moshing regulations. The introduction of designated mosh zones alongside no mosh zones has sparked a heated debate among festival-goers. Is it a step in the right direction, or does it go against the very ethos of live metal shows? Lastly, don't miss our exclusive insights into Sebastian Bach's recent comments on a potential Skid Row reunion. The idea of giving back to the fans has never been more potent, but what could this mean for the future of the band? Join us as we break down these stories, offering unique perspectives and all the latest updates from the hard and heavy music scene.

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights as we welcome the legendary Debbie Harry of Blondie, diving deep into her extraordinary journey through the punk and new wave eras, leading up to her eagerly anticipated visit to Australia for the ‘Pandemonium’ Rocks 2024 Festival this April. Born in Miami and raised in the musical whirlwind of New York City, Debbie Harry and Blondie catapulted to global fame with their eclectic mix of punk, disco, and reggae, giving us timeless hits like "Heart of Glass," "Call Me," and "Rapture." As Debbie Harry steps onto Australian shores, we celebrate not only her monumental influence on music across the globe but also her special connection with Australian fans, who have embraced Blondie's revolutionary sound and Harry's captivating performances over the decades. From her iconic style to her impact on pop culture and fashion, Debbie Harry remains a beacon of artistic innovation. Don't miss this incredible episode where music history and future excitement collide, here on Triple M Nights.

Dive into the heart of the rock scene with Emmy Mack of RedHook in the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines," where we peel back the layers of what's new, what's hot, and what's heavy in music today. In this episode, we're turning up the volume with exclusive updates on Korn, revealing their current studio grind to produce new music that promises to deliver their heaviest tunes in years. Guitarist Brian "Head" Welch teases a sonic assault that will redefine heavy music standards. Plus, we delve into the noble quest of former Soundwave festival boss AJ Maddah, who, in a candid interview, shares his commitment to rectifying the festival's abrupt 2016 halt and bankruptcy. Despite having no legal obligation to do so, Maddah's mission to repay owed bands underscores a story of redemption and moral responsibility. Meanwhile, rock legends AC/DC are smashing records again, proving their undying dominance in the music world by selling out 1.5 million tickets in a single day for their upcoming European tour. 

Dive into the electrifying journey of Jet, the iconic Australian rock band that skyrocketed to global fame in the early 2000s, on Triple M Homegrown with Matty O. In this captivating episode, Matty O sits down with Mark Wilson and Nic Cester of Jet to unravel the band's meteoric rise from Melbourne's gritty pub scene to international stardom. Celebrating 20 years of their groundbreaking debut album 'Get Born', Mark and Nic share intimate details of the writing, production, and the wild adventures that catapulted them onto the world stage. From their first thrilling trip to L.A. to record with legendary producer Dave Sardy, to hilarious encounters with rock royalty and behind-the-scenes tales from their global tours, this episode is a treasure trove of rock 'n' roll stories. Join us as Jet reminisces about their unforgettable moments, from the Duke of Windsor in Melbourne to headline performances at major festivals, and discover the enduring impact of their music on fans and fellow artists alike. With Jet embarking on an extensive Australian tour, celebrating two decades of 'Get Born', this episode is an essential listen for fans old and new, offering a rare glimpse into the lives of the musicians who've lived the dream and continue to inspire generations.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for an exclusive and enlightening episode featuring the incredible Nicholas Allbrook, the charismatic frontman of the Perth-based psychedelic rock band Pond. In this must-listen episode, Nicholas opens up about Pond's journey, sharing insights from their exhilarating experiences on the road, including memorable moments sharing the stage with rock legends Queens Of The Stone Age. With the much-anticipated announcement of their new album "Stung," set for release on the 21st of June, this episode takes listeners on a deep dive into the creative process, inspirations, and aspirations that fuel Pond's unique sound. The conversation doesn't stop there; Nicholas also gives us the inside scoop on Pond's upcoming Australian tour, marking a series of performances that promise to electrify fans across the country. From the iconic VIVID Sydney at Carriageworks to the historic Princess Theatre in Brisbane, this tour is set to showcase Pond's dynamic presence and mesmerizing performances. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the magic of Pond, this episode of Triple M Homegrown with Matty O is your exclusive backstage pass to one of the most anticipated musical events of the year. POND AUS TOUR JUNE/JULY 2024 Friday, 14 June 2024 - VIVID Sydney at Carriageworks - Sydney, NSW Saturday, 15 June 2024 - Altar - Hobart, TAS Thursday, 27 June 2024 - Lion Arts Factory - Adelaide, SA Friday, 28 June 2024 - Northcote Theatre - Melbourne, VIC Saturday, 29 June 2024 - Princess Theatre - Brisbane, QLD   Saturday, 6 July 2024 - Freo Social - Fremantle, WA

Join Emmy Mack for the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines. In a shocking turn of events, L.A. Guns frontman Phil Lewis is now on the Nashville, Tennessee police radar following a concert incident. Captured on film, Lewis was seen aggressively swatting a female fan's phone from her hands, leading to its destruction and the fan's subsequent ejection from the venue by security. The episode has escalated to the point where an arrest warrant has been issued for Lewis, stirring up a storm of controversy within the music community. But that's not all that's rocking the music world. We're also breaking down the exciting news of a new documentary about Static-X, titled 'Evil Disco: The Rise, Fall and Regeneration of Static-X'. The trailer has just hit the internet, promising an in-depth look at the band's tumultuous journey, their unique sound, and their electrifying resurgence. This documentary is a must-watch for fans and newcomers alike, offering unprecedented insights into one of metal's most iconic acts. Furthermore, in a nostalgic callback to an unforgettable Simpsons episode from three decades ago, Cypress Hill has announced a groundbreaking concert alongside the London Symphony Orchestra. Scheduled for July 10th at the prestigious Royal Albert Hall in London, this event promises to blend the raw energy of rap-metal with the refined elegance of a 71-piece orchestra, marking a historic moment in music history.

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook! Dive into the heart of Australia's metal and hard rock scene as we bring you the latest and most thrilling updates. Parkway Drive is set to embark on a monumental arena tour across the country this September, featuring a powerhouse lineup that includes I Prevail, The Ghost Inside, and Void of Vision. These titans of rock will be hitting massive venues in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, promising an unforgettable experience for fans. Meanwhile, the Australian metal community is buzzing with anticipation for Knotfest Australia, with the legendary Pantera leading the charge. The festival is also stirring excitement with hints of Slipknot's return in 2025 and whispers of a new live album from Pantera, capturing the energy of their recent performances and possibly featuring their current lineup in a historic record. Additionally, in a groundbreaking move, Aussie heavy music is set to receive long-overdue recognition at the APRA Music Awards. After 22 years, the prestigious ceremony honoring Australia's best songwriters will introduce a new genre category for hard rock and metal in 2024. This episode not only explores these major announcements but also delves into what they mean for the future of the genre down under.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for an unforgettable episode as we welcome the phenomenal Fisher brothers, Tyler, Joshua, Brandford, and Conrad of Coterie, fresh from their electrifying 'Lush Leopard' Coastal Regional tour across Australia and New Zealand. Immerse yourself in the harmonious world of Coterie as Matty O shares his admiration for the band's exquisite harmonies and we explore the talented artists joining them on tour. Dive into the heart of Coterie's creativity with a behind-the-scenes look at their unique online series 'TATTS 'N' CHATS,' featuring intimate conversations and complimentary tattoos, showcasing their vibrant personality and deep connection with fans. Get ready to laugh out loud as the band recounts the unforgettable story of their dad stepping in as their first live drummer during an arena tour with Six 60, illustrating the familial bonds that power their rhythm. Explore the intricacies of Coterie's songwriting process, honed through constant touring, and discover the secrets behind their captivating music. Don't miss the exclusive insight into Coterie's partnership with Nando's, adding a flavorful twist to their tour life. Join us as we discuss memorable shows alongside Aussie icons like Lime Cordial, Ocean Alley, and the Cat Empire, revealing what Coterie has learned from these legendary acts. Plus, Coterie drops an EXCLUSIVE announcement about their upcoming European tour, including some major festival dates that promise to elevate their global footprint. And for a fun twist, don't miss our game of 'Write, Party, Dinner' with music legends Queen, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Foo Fighters, offering a glimpse into Coterie's dream collaborations and friendships. This episode is a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike, packed with laughter, revelations, and the infectious spirit of Coterie.

Join Emmy Mack of RedHook as we dive into the electrifying world of Hard N Heavy Headlines, bringing you the latest and most thrilling news from the rock and heavy metal scene. In this episode, we're gearing up for the return of Knotfest Australia, a monumental event showcasing a stellar lineup with giants like Pantera, Halestorm, and Lamb of God. While fans express their disappointment over Slipknot's absence this year, we've got some exhilarating news: The Nine have confirmed their return Down Under for Knotfest 2025 to celebrate their 25th anniversary, promising an unforgettable experience with early ticket access for this year's attendees. But that's not all. We're also rocking out to the surprise announcement from Bon Jovi, the hair metal icons, about their 16th studio LP, "Forever," releasing on June 7, accompanied by their new single "Legendary." This episode promises to be a treat for Bon Jovi fans eager for new anthems. Additionally, we delve into the world of rock documentaries with AC/DC frontman Brian Johnson and Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler in their upcoming series, "Johnson And Knopfler's Music Legends." This six-part TV series invites viewers to join music legends, including Tom Jones, Cindi Lauper, and Carlos Santana, for intimate stories and jam sessions. While details on streaming in Australia remain pending, we ensure to keep you updated on where and when you can catch this mesmerizing series.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for an unforgettable episode featuring Scott Baldwin, Sam, and Elliott Margin from The Rubens as we celebrate the release of their latest hit, ‘Liquid Gold’. Fresh off the stage from an intimate corporate performance exclusive to Triple M listeners, The Rubens open up about their most unconventional gigs, including a memorable backyard show where each band member was humorously honored with a puppy named after them. Dive deep into the behind-the-scenes action with The Rubens as they share their favorite ‘Spinal Tap’ moments, a testament to their sense of humor and adaptability, especially when faced with the unique challenges of regional tours. The episode takes a poignant turn as The Rubens discuss their connection with the late Michael Gudinski, revealing how a pivotal phone call influenced their music journey and propelled them towards greater commercial radio exposure. Explore the creative sanctum of The Rubens, ‘The Bunker’—a WWII army bunker turned music studio, where the magic of their writing, recording, and rehearsing happens. Discover the secrets behind their consistent music releases and get a glimpse into their preference for touring regional Australia, a choice driven by the heartwarming reception of local fans. ‘Liquid Gold’ has not only captured the hearts of Triple M listeners but has also introduced an innovative approach to music video production, directly involving the band’s fans in the creative process. Plus, don't miss The Rubens taking a nostalgic trip down 'Memory Lane' with untold stories from their most iconic gigs, and find out who they would choose to write with, party with, and invite over for a memorable dinner among Silverchain, Queen, and Oasis.

Dive into the heart of hard and heavy music news with Emmy Mack and the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines." This episode is a treasure trove of revelations and surprises, featuring moments that metal and rock enthusiasts wouldn't want to miss. In an unprecedented Oscar moment, iconic metal guitarists Slash and Wolfgang Van Halen graced the stage with a performance from the Barbie Movie, joining forces with Ryan Gosling, Mark Ronson, Andrew Wyatt, and a troop of 65 male dancers to deliver 'I'm Just Ken' in a spectacle of musical mastery. But the surprises don't stop there. Slash, the legendary guitarist known for his work with Guns N' Roses, is set to captivate the blues scene with his upcoming solo album, 'Orgy of the Damned.' This star-studded project boasts collaborations with luminaries such as Brian Johnson, Steven Tyler, Iggy Pop, Demi Lovato, and more, promising a blues experience like no other, set for release on May 17th. The episode also delves into the controversial figure of Marilyn Manson, who announces his live comeback amidst a whirlwind of serious sexual assault allegations. Manson's upcoming North American tour supporting Five Finger Death Punch is discussed in the context of his ongoing legal battles and public scrutiny. Rounding off the episode, Slipknot teases their new drummer, igniting speculation and excitement within the fan community. The band's cryptic social media post of a broken drumstick labeled "REHEARSAL" has fans eagerly anticipating the announcement, with rumors suggesting Eloy Casagrande of Sepultura fame may be joining the fold.

Here's the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook!  Kicking off with a groundbreaking announcement, we explore the development of 'The Kid From Harvest Road,' a highly anticipated biopic celebrating AC/DC's legendary frontman Bon Scott, starring young Perth actor Lee Tiger Halley. Filming in Australia, this project promises to delve deep into the life of the iconic singer, offering insights and tribute to his influence on music and culture. The episode takes a darker turn as we address recent horrific sexual assault allegations against Guns N Roses' Axl Rose by former model Sheila Kennedy, dating back to 1989. As the story unfolds, we delve into the complex narratives of memory, consent, and the pursuit of justice, providing a nuanced perspective on the allegations and the responses from both sides. In lighter news, we celebrate Australian rock icons Jet and their 20th-anniversary tour of the debut album 'Get Born.' The band plans to electrify audiences across the country by performing the album in full at ten different venues this May and June, promising a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans. Lastly, we touch upon Blur drummer Dave Rowntree's unexpected political aspirations as he campaigns for a seat in the UK Parliament with the Labour party. This unique transition from music to politics highlights the multifaceted talents and ambitions of musicians offstage.

Dive deep into the heart of the metal music scene with the latest episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines, featuring the always insightful Emmy Mack of RedHook. This week's episode unravels the dramatic twists and turns of the metal world, beginning with an unprecedented three-way drummer swap shaking the foundations of the industry. We delve into the intricate details as Jay Weinberg leaves Slipknot to join Suicidal Tendencies, igniting a chain reaction that sees Greyson Nekrutman stepping into Sepultura, and rumors swirling around Eloy Casagrande's next big move, potentially with Slipknot. But it's not all drummer drama. We also explore the unexpected crossroads of rock and literature, as AC/DC's legendary 'Back in Black' album inspires a new anthology of murder mystery short stories. Each tale in this intriguing collection is a homage to the iconic tracks, promising a unique blend of suspense and rock history. Plus, we cover the surprising career pivot of ex-Thy Art Is Murder frontman CJ McMahon, who, following a controversy that led to his departure from the band, has now embraced the world of real estate. Donning a suit and tie, McMahon steps into his new role, marking a fresh start and a stark transformation from his metalcore roots. Join us for a rollercoaster ride through the latest news, controversies, and unexpected turns in the metal music world, providing you with all the insider info and analysis you need.

Here’s the latest in Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of RedHook!  This episode brings you the electrifying news of Judas Priest's unique invitation to fans for a global listening event celebrating their new album, 'Invincible Shield.' Despite the buzz, Australian fans face disappointment with no local events announced, leaving many eagerly awaiting updates. In a dramatic turn of events, the Sepultura camp is abuzz with the departure of drummer Eloy Casagrande in a move that hints at anything but an amicable split. The band's statement reveals Casagrande's sudden exit to pursue a mysterious new project, sparking rumors of his potential collaboration with Slipknot. Meanwhile, Sepultura marches on, with Greyson Nekrutman of Suicidal Tendencies stepping in to fill the void as the band embarks on their final world tour. Adding a touch of nostalgia and emotion, Alex Van Halen opens up about his forthcoming memoir, 'Brothers,' a heartfelt tribute to his late brother, Eddie. Scheduled for release on October 22nd, the book promises to delve deep into the bond between the siblings and their journey through music history.

Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown for a special episode featuring Royel Maddell and Otis Pavlovic of, Royel Otis. Celebrating the release of their debut studio album, "Pratts & Pain," which soared to #1 on the Australian Music Charts, we dive deep into the journey behind its creation and the anticipation that built as it sat ready for over a year. Discover the unique origins of Royel Otis. The duo's recent Australian tour saw tickets disappearing in minutes, leading to venue upgrades to accommodate their rapidly growing fanbase. Fresh from their performances in the US, including shows in LA and New York, Roy and Otis reflect on their whirlwind international experience and the surreal feeling of going global. We also get an insider's look into Royel Otis' writing process, revealing a treasure trove of songs awaiting release. Plus, we take a stroll down "Memory Lane," revisiting standout gigs from their career, and engage in a game of "Write, Party, Dinner", imagining collaborations and hangouts with music legends like The Cure, The Beatles, and AC/DC.