Welcome to What’s on Your Radio! On today's show I chated with Nobuki from Japanese band, DYGL (pronounced "Dayglow"). While having toured across the UK, Europe, Asia and the US, this is the band’s first trek to our sunny shores. There’s only five gigs in Australia and of course, DYGL will be including the legendary Trash Cult on their itinerary. If there’s tickets left, you can join them, me and Astrofuzz on Monday January 26, which is the public holiday for an arvo gig. Tickets are at Humantix. DYGL formed in 2012 and have five albums under their belt. I’m going to take you back to their debut, produced by Albert Hammond Jnr of The Strokes in 2017, the song is “Let It Sway”, which I’ll follow with a cut from their 2025 album, titled, “Who’s In The House?” We'll also hear "Let Me Be", the weekend gig guide, then tracks from others playing locally, namely: Martin Harley (UK), Sender, Ben Mastywy and Gamma Sloth.

<p>Welcome to What&rsquo;s on Your Radio! On today's show I chated with Nobuki from Japanese band, DYGL (pronounced "Dayglow"). While having toured across the UK, Europe, Asia and the US, this is the band&rsquo;s first trek to our sunny shores. There&rsquo;s only five gigs in Australia and of course, DYGL will be including the legendary Trash Cult on their itinerary. If there&rsquo;s tickets left, you can join them, me and Astrofuzz on Monday January 26, which is the public holiday for an arvo gig. Tickets are at Humantix. DYGL formed in 2012 and have five albums under their belt. I&rsquo;m going to take you back to their debut, produced by Albert Hammond Jnr of The Strokes in 2017, the song is &ldquo;Let It Sway&rdquo;, which I&rsquo;ll follow with a cut from their 2025 album, titled, &ldquo;Who&rsquo;s In The House?&rdquo; We'll also hear "Let Me Be", the weekend gig guide, then tracks from others playing locally, namely: Martin Harley (UK), Sender, Ben Mastywy and Gamma Sloth.</p>

Bendigo – situated in the geographical centre of Victoria. Should it be the central to the tour itinerary of bands playing Victoria? Yup. Could it be? Let’s you and I do what we can to make that the case! When the venues book out of town bands, I’ll aim to play them and if possible, interview them. I’ll support the local acts too, because we wanna hear local voices and sounds too, right? When you hear about these gigs and you dig the act, buy a ticket in advance. Deal? Together we can support our great local acts, while putting our beautiful regional city on the rock and roll tour map! 

<p>Bendigo &ndash; situated in the geographical centre of Victoria. Should it be the central to the tour itinerary of bands playing Victoria? Yup. Could it be? Let&rsquo;s you and I do what we can to make that the case! When the venues book out of town bands, I&rsquo;ll aim to play them and if possible, interview them. I&rsquo;ll support the local acts too, because we wanna hear local voices and sounds too, right? When you hear about these gigs and&nbsp;you dig the act, buy a ticket in advance. Deal? Together we can support our great local acts, while putting our beautiful regional city on the rock and roll tour map!&nbsp;</p>