Podcasts about Dave Gleeson

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.Kevin Borich's musical odyssey began with an olive oil can and a rusty trumpet on the back steps of his childhood home in New Zealand. Sixty years and over twenty albums later, the 78-year-old guitar virtuoso shows no signs of slowing down. "The R word is nowhere near," he laughs, describing a recent performance where fans went "nuts" down front, singing along to every lyric.This legendary Australian musician is preparing for a historic one-night-only performance in Adelaide alongside fellow rock icons John Swan and Dave Gleeson. The collaboration stems from Borich and Swan's time together in the Party Boys and their recent work on Borich's acclaimed "Duets" album, which also featured collaborations with Joe Walsh, Ian Moss, Tim Rogers, and other music luminaries.Throughout our conversation, Kevin shares extraordinary stories from a career that's intersected with rock royalty. Carlos Santana calling him onstage before 60,000 fans. Richie Blackmore of Deep Purple showing up at his gig after hearing him play. Jamming with Bo Diddley, an early influence who shaped his rhythmic sensibilities. These moments paint the picture of an artist whose talent has earned the respect of the very musicians who inspired him.From his beginnings with the La-De-Da's to performing at landmark Australian events like the 1972 Sunbury Festival and New Year's Eve celebrations at the Sydney Opera House, Kevin has consistently delivered authentic, passionate rock music. His recent successes—including his "Legacy" album topping AMRAP charts for three months—demonstrate an artist still exploring his creative potential.What comes through most clearly is his unwavering love for performance and connection with audiences. Even as he acknowledges challenges like the rising cost of living affecting live music attendance, his enthusiasm for the upcoming Adelaide show is palpable. He's "getting oiled up" for rehearsals, ready to deliver another unforgettable night of Australian rock history in the making.Don't miss this rare opportunity to witness Kevin Borich, John Swan, and Dave Gleeson sharing the stage for one extraordinary performance that promises to showcase the enduring power of Australian rock music at its finest.What has Kevin Borich been up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.Legendary Australian rocker John Swan opens up about his highly anticipated Adelaide homecoming show at the Governor Hindmarsh on May 30th, where he'll reunite with The Screaming Jets frontman Dave Gleeson and guitar virtuoso Kevin Borich for a night of pure rock magic.The chemistry between Swan and Gleeson is palpable as Swan reveals, "Working with Dave is probably one of the most enjoyable things I've ever done in my life." This natural rapport promises to create an electric atmosphere when these two powerhouse vocalists share the stage. Adding Kevin Borich to the mix guarantees a performance that will resonate with any fan of authentic Australian rock.The conversation takes a nostalgic turn as Swan shares the remarkable story behind "There's a Road," a song he co-wrote with Borich approximately 45 years ago in Bondi Beach. Recently rediscovered and recorded for Borich's new double album Duets, the track symbolizes the enduring nature of their musical brotherhood. Swan's excitement is evident when discussing his own forthcoming duets album featuring collaborations with Diesel, Mossy, Colin Hay, Jack Jones, and other Australian music icons—a project he considers might become his legacy.Beyond reminiscing, Swan reveals his addition to the prestigious Empire Touring roster alongside Richard Clapton and Eurogliders, demonstrating his continued relevance in Australia's vibrant rock scene. His passion extends to nurturing the next generation of musicians, sharing stories about mentoring young talents like Stefan Hauk and advocating for better support systems for emerging South Australian artists. Don't miss this rare chance to witness three pillars of Australian rock music come together for what John promises will be an unforgettable night culminating in an all-star finale that will "bring the house down." Grab your tickets now and be part of this historic musical reunion!What has Swanee been up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

The Legend Dave Gleeson from the Screaming Jets is ready to 'Rock the Lock' thanks to Mildura Entertainment this Saturday at Lock 11 here in Mildura. We catch up with him to find out more. Tickets @ eventbrite.com.au. *Note - Full chat on the My Town Sunraysia Podcast on LISTNR this Friday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Screaming Jets will be performing in Brisbane next month as a part of the band's Lifeblood Tour. Lead singer Dave Gleeson joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast to talk about the evolving music landscape, how the band has adapted to these changes, and to spotlight the up-and-coming acts who will be supporting the Jets on their tour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Australian music is on the rise - and deservedly so.While there are bands like RedHook, Ocean Grove, Void Of Vision and Alpha Wolf who are lighting up the airwaves and flying the flag for the younger generation, the more old-school rock and hard rock bands are also showcasing their worth.Bands like The Poor and Rose Tattoo, who have been around for more than three decades, are playing to large crowds and still producing quality music, but it is the comradeship and support bands of all seasons continually offer each other that stands out the most.Case in point the upcoming union of two of Australia's leading rock/hard rock outfits in The Screaming Jets and Mammal, who are hitting the road in November for a run of eight dates dubbed the Life Blood Tour, including a select number of all ages shows. It is a union that few ever saw coming, but also one which is a tantalising match made in the halls of metal that, at the very least, will introduce fans of each band to a different side of the rock coin to which they are accustomed to listening to.The Screaming Jets are more of your true blue Aussie workhorses, with a truck load of hit singles and a spiralling career once more on the rise. Mammal, on the other hand, are a raging pit of funk-fuelled metal, still smashing it on the back of recent album The Penny Drop with so much more to give.If there's one thing the two bands have in common, it is their enigmatic and proudly outspoken frontmen, both of which sat down earlier this week for a chat with HEAVY. On their own, one on one, Dave Gleeson (The Screaming Jets) and Ezekiel Ox (Mammal) are a ball of fun-fuelled energy, but put them together and anything could happen.Which it did."I'm really excited about this tour," Gleeson began. "I've seen Mammal's exploits On YouTube and stuff, but I can't wait to see them live, and I'm sure the Jets fans, part of the reason they love our band is the energy and that real rock and roll vibe that we bring and that's why I think they are really gonna take to Mammal.""I reckon you're right there, Dave," Ox picked up. "It's a great opportunity for us to get in front of some fans that will be a bit different and vice versa. There will be some Mammal people coming that may not have seen you guys yet, but I think most of the people would not have seen us. We're so looking forward to it. We're probably leaning further towards a slightly heavier sound when we get going. It's been interesting discussing it with the boys and how we're tailoring our set to make sure that we're giving the Jets fans what they want. We love all our songs, but it's been fun thinking. It's a bit of a different one for us, but we're absolutely pumped, to say the least."In the full interview, we discuss where the idea came from to put The Screaming Jets and Mammal on the same line-up, their contrasting musical styles and how they will complement each other, their confidence as frontmen and how important that side of the performance is, their first memories of each other's respective bands, what to expect from each band, between song banter, which songs of each other's bands they like the most, all ages shows and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Dave Gleeson from The Screaming Jets swings by to dish the info on their upcoming Perth concert; and the exciting seven-night rock music cruise ship they're performing on alongside the Living End, Baby Animals and others.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Travis Head and Dave Gleeson join us and we dive in to another Jars Diary Entry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FULL SHOW | Dangerous Dave is LIVE from Boston, incoming CEO of the Victorian Institute of Sport - Nicole Livinstone - is on the search for future Olympians, and Dave Gleeson has breaking Screaming Jets news.   Tune into Triple M weekdays from 6-9am for your Footy Finals fix.   To watch the breakfast crew in action, head to Youtube.    And for a laugh-fuelled feed, follow @triplemmelb on Instagram.   Remember to like and share!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.A live debut of a hidden Santana cover creates an electrifying moment on stage. Join us as we sit down with the charismatic Dave Gleeson, youngest member of the Fabulous Caprettos, former frontman of the Angels and lead singer of The Screaming Jets. Dave shares the thrill of performing with Swanee and opens up about his solo journey, revealing the deeply personal stories behind his debut album, Wanted Man. Get an intimate glimpse into the heart-wrenching inspiration for his emotional track "Rusty Train Tracks," a song so poignant that performing it live brings him to tears.In this nostalgic chapter, we pay homage to the timeless legends who continue to shape the music world. Reflect on the indelible impact of artists like Bon Scott, Russell Morris, Glenn Shorrock, and Daryl Braithwaite, celebrating their enduring influence and passion for music well into their seventies. Laugh along with us as we chat about Daryl's extended rendition of "Horses", shine a spotlight on Ray Thistlethwaite's international acclaim and versatility, and reflect on the talents of fellow Capretto members. Join us for a heartfelt tribute to these iconic artists and their lasting legacies.What has Gleeso been up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.We recently filmed an episode of RiderTV for Channel 44 with two Aussie rock larrikins, I mean, rock Gods.  This podcast is your chance to be a fly on the wall during that shoot!!What happens when two icons of Australian rock, Dave Gleeson 'Gleeso' and John 'Swanee' Swan, decide to team up for a performance? Listen as they recount tales of their past collaborations, including unforgettable AC/DC and Led Zeppelin tributes, and share the serendipitous journey that led them to perform as a duo for the first time. Get the inside scoop on their rehearsal room antics and the special chemistry that makes their partnership truly unique.In this rare and candid conversation, you'll hear about Swanee's mysterious new album and an exclusive preview of their upcoming collaborative track. Dave also gives us a peek into what's ahead for The Screaming Jets following the success of last year's album "Professional Misconduct." Packed with anecdotes, music insights, and a sneak peek into their upcoming gig, this episode is a must-listen for fans of Aussie rock. Don't miss your chance to hear from these legends as they gear up to rock the stage together!What have Gleeso & Swanee been up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.Ever wondered what it's like to be the versatile backbone of an entire music industry? This episode introduces Crafty, an unsung hero of Australian music, who shares his remarkable journey and the influential collaborations that have defined his career. From unforgettable performances with icons like Dave Gleeson of the Angels and the Screaming Jets, to spontaneous jam sessions at South Australia's Alma, Crafty offers a behind-the-scenes look at genuine friendship and chemistry on stage.Join us as Crafty opens up about his musical roots, influenced by his parents' classical guitar and piano accordion performances. Hear how sibling rivalry and an Elvis documentary ignited his passion for the guitar, leading him to a career where teaching and performing are equally important. Crafty's love for music goes beyond fame and money; it's a pure passion that he loves to share with the younger generation, fostering a new wave of musical talent.Explore Crafty's multifaceted career from playing a variety of instruments and stepping in during performances, to mastering the roles of sound and lighting engineer. His admiration for bands like Nirvana and the Foo Fighters is palpable, and his experiences reflect a deep passion for every role he undertakes in the music industry. This episode is a celebration of Crafty's talent, dedication, and the seamless transitions he makes between different aspects of his musical life.What has Crafty Music Man been up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Dave Gleeson is known for his blistering performances in The Screaming Jets and The Angels, but he grew up singing at Mass in Cardiff, with a mum who opened their home to hundreds of foster children (R)

Blew's Cricket mail has come true, Tim Paine is now the Strikers Coach and Adelaide has the last test before Boxing Day, Dave Gleeson joins us to chat about saving The Crown and Anchor" and should sports start become politicians? Probably not.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.What happens when rock legends come together to form a supergroup? Join us on the Still Rockin' Podcast as we welcome the iconic Russell Morris, who takes us behind the scenes of his latest musical venture, The Fabulous Caprettos. Featuring powerhouse talents Dave Gleeson, Jack Jones, and Ray Thistlewaite, Russell shares the fascinating dynamics of the band and how it contrasts with his past experiences in supergroups like Cotton, Keays & Morris. Shifting gears, Russell and I navigate the emotional rollercoaster of being a die-hard Richmond fan and pondering the challenge of footy tipping, where heart often clashes with head. Russell reveals his aversion to grand celebrations and we dive into the mind-bending mysteries of black holes and theoretical physics. Closing the episode, we tackle the tricky task of curating the perfect setlist, balancing personal favorites with crowd-pleasers to guarantee an unforgettable live performance. Don't miss this captivating blend of music, sports, and cosmic curiosity!What has Russell Morris up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Byron Bay's original hippie Serenity Safe-Harbour wafted by the show studio to talk winning a ribbon at the Mudgeeraba Show over the weekend! Do you have an online dating profile? Ali has some definite do's and don'ts. Sev from Palm Beach had a crack at the $1,000 minute 2 days ago and fell just short......despite being given the answer from Flan, Ali and Spida for that question he got wrong! So he came back yesterday to answer the exact same questions and to see if he learnt from his mistakes.........he failed again! So for the 3rd day in a row Sev was back this morning to try and get the SAME SET OF QUESTIONS all correct......no pressure Sev!!!! Yesterday Spida sprayed God for the horrible weather for the Gold Coast school hiolidays........so we got a satellite link to heaven for God Himself to have a right of reply to Spidas spray!!! Dave Gleeson from the Screaming Jets is a Aussie music legend and he's here on the Gold Coast this weekend at Home Of The Arts in Bundall - he spoke to Flan, Ali and Spida on what the event is all about.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.What happens when two of Australia's rock and roll legends gig together?  John Swan and Dave Gleeson prepare to hit the stage at The Gov. Discover the extraordinary journey of John, who defied the odds by funding his album while on a pension, and listen as he shares raw, unfiltered stories about his musical path, enduring passion, and the invaluable lessons learned from family and fellow musicians. You won't want to miss the sneak peek into Swanee's upcoming album and tales of resilience that will leave you inspired.Shifting gears, we dive into the heartwarming mission to empower young, underprivileged artists in South Australia. Learn about the innovative initiatives providing these children with the resources they need to chase their musical dreams. This episode serves as a beacon of hope and camaraderie. And yes, we even touch on the lighter side of music, including why every band needs a tambourine player!What is Swanee up to lately?  Let's find out!!PS. Large sections of the interview were omitted at the request of John due to the confidential nature of his new album, but do stay tuned!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Interview by Kris PetersFifty years of service to any industry is a remarkable effort, but when that industry happens to be the cut-throat one of music, then that achievement takes on ever greater credence.The Angels have long been an institution on the Australian music scene, with their high-energy brand of rock transcending generations of music lovers across this country and beyond. The band have literally been there and done that in a landscape not designed for longevity, bouncing back from tragedy, critical upheaval and anything else the world of music and life has thrown their way.Better known with Doc Neeson out the front, The Angels also welcomed The Screaming Jets' Dave Gleeson to the family for an extended stay, but now, as they enter their second half-century as a band, the baton has been passed on to former drummer, now focal point, Nick Norton.To celebrate this wonderful milestone, The Angels are releasing their 14th studio album - and first in over a decade - on June 28. Simply titled Ninety Nine, the album marks Norton's first release as vocalist but promises all of the hard-edged rock and roll swagger made famous by The Angels over so many years.The band has also announced their 50 Not Out national tour, starting in June as well, with Norton putting some time aside recently to tell HEAVY about all of the new adventures in store for The Angels."We're stoked about the album," he beamed. "I actually haven't been this excited about a new album since I was… at least ten-plus years. It's always good to be on recordings, and it's an exciting thing, but this one I have repeatedly said to the band and I think I keep surprising the guys about how excited I am about it (laughs). I'm satisfied with the way the tracks have gone down, the way we made sure that everything has been done to a T and exactly how we wanted it. Even from a vocal perspective, this is the most time I have ever taken to really nail parts and layer up all of these interesting harmonies and got it exactly as I was hearing it. Some of these tracks we recorded the rhythm section stuff for four years ago, and we've been laying guitars over since. It was not long before Christmas last year we went on this whole kind of extra thing to get the album finished, and we did a couple of big sessions down in Melbourne at Light Hill Studios to get the album all finished up for the 50th year. Suddenly it's gone from 'we'll get around to finishing the album' to we actually have something here, let's do this."In the full interview, Nick talks more about Ninety Nine and how it sounds, what they were going for with the overall sound and how The Angels' DNA is spread throughout it, lead single Ninety Nine and why it was chosen to represent the album, delivering what is expected of you while still coming up with something fresh, taking over from Dave Gleeson, fan reaction to his role as frontman, his history with the angels, writing with the Brewster Brothers, their upcoming tour and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Dave Gleeson chat with Bad Dreems performing at the Adelaide Beer and BBQ festival.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We unlock another Locked Up Moment; Jars busted weeing outside the caravan! Blewey reveals the Australian test cricket schedule for the next two summers and Dave Gleeson dropped in to talk Screaming Jets and Eight Ball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Triple M Nights, Gleeso welcomes the legendary Brendan B. Brown, the charismatic frontman of the iconic band Wheatus, for an unforgettable conversation. Brendan, who's currently touring Australia alongside Art Alexakis of Everclear, delves deep into the vibrant rock scene, sharing his excitement for the upcoming 'Pandemonium' festival. This monumental event, set to light up Melbourne, Sydney, the Gold Coast, and Bribie Island in April, boasts a stellar lineup featuring rock legends like Wheatus, Placebo, Blondie, Alice Cooper, Deep Purple, Wolfmother, Gyroscope, and more. Brendan's affection for Australia shines through as he reminisces about the early success of 'Teenage Dirtbag' among Aussie fans, contrasting it with their humble beginnings in the USA. His journey from playing for a handful of people to headlining festivals is a testament to Wheatus's enduring appeal and the unique connection they share with Australian audiences. The conversation takes a deeper dive into the world of music as Brendan reveals his songwriting inspirations, with a special nod to Art Alexakis of Everclear. He also gives us an exclusive look into his unique "wedge" shaped acoustic guitar, a hybrid creation that blends elements of jazz and metal, showcasing his innovative spirit and collaboration with a talented structural engineer/sculpture/luthier. Gleeso expresses admiration for Wheatus's independence, highlighting their journey since 2005 without the backing of a label or management. This insightful discussion sheds light on the evolving music industry and the empowerment of upcoming artists. The episode culminates with an acoustic rendition of 'Teenage Dirtbag,' bringing listeners an intimate performance of the timeless hit that continues to resonate with fans across the globe.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights as we welcome the legendary Slash to discuss his upcoming 'The River Is Rising Rest Of The World Tour'. This electrifying episode dives into the details of the tour, featuring support from The Strutts and Rose Tattoo, promising a series of unforgettable performances. We delve deep into Slash's fourth studio album with Miles Kennedy and the Conspirators, titled '4', exploring the dynamic energy and individual spotlights each band member receives on this record. Discover how '4' stands as Slash's most 'live' recording experience, with the band setting up in one room to capture the essence of a live performance, all under the expert production of Dave Cobb. Recorded in Nashville over five days amidst the covid pandemic, Slash shares the challenges faced, including the band members' battle with the virus. Furthermore, we uncover the partnership with Gibson TV, offering fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the recording process, and delve into Slash's impressive guitar collection. This episode is a must-listen for music aficionados and Slash fans alike, offering intimate insights and thrilling details about the tour, the album, and the man behind the guitar.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Screaming Jets frontman and Australian rock royalty Dave Gleeson joined The Rush Hour with Gus, Jude & Wendell but also one of the band's biggest fans Aaron Woods. Gleeso shared hilarious stories of the band's past that saw them play all around the world but also opened up on the recent death of mate Paul Woseen. Gleeson explained how his late friend played such an integral part in the writing of their most recent album Professional Misconduct and the pains of not having one of his best buddies around. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kalyn Ponga or Reece Walsh? Dell decides. Jude reveals what Dell did to disgrace himself at a function, Dave Gleeson joins and Andy Harper talks Matildas.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adelaide Crows AFLW star Ebony Marinoff joins us ahead of Sunday's preliminary final against North Melbourne.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Embark on an evocative journey with Triple M Homegrown as we feature the heart and soul of Aussie rock, The Screaming Jets. This special episode welcomes the electrifying Dave Gleeson of Triple M Nights to sit down with Matty O, the rhythm backbone of British India and host of Homegrown. Together, they explore the adrenaline-pumping highs and soul-stirring lows of a band that's become a cornerstone of Australian music. In this must-listen crossover, we delve deep into the history of The Screaming Jets, who've recently celebrated their greatest milestone yet – the #1 album 'Professional Misconduct'. But amid the celebrations, we take a poignant moment to remember Paul Woseen, the founding bassist whose talent transcended the stage and studio, leaving a legacy that continues to resonate throughout the industry. Gleeso opens up about the band's early days, the excitement of their debut album 'All For One' reaching #2 in the charts, and the surreal feeling of topping that three decades later. What would a younger Gleeso have thought of such an achievement? His reflective musings offer a rare glimpse into the personal side of rock stardom. But it's not all serious – we get a cheeky peek behind the curtain at The Screaming Jets' show rider. Trust us, it's not just your standard fare of beers and wine; there's more to these rock legends' backstage requests that could surprise you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready to ride the Iron Maiden wave as Bruce Dickinson joins Dave Gleeson on Triple M Nights for an electrifying chat about the band's highly-anticipated ‘Future Past' World Tour, landing in Australia in September 2024. With Iron Maiden closing in on their half-century mark, Bruce talks about what keeps the music timeless and how their ever-growing fanbase embodies inclusivity. Hear Bruce Dickinson delve into the ethos that fuels Iron Maiden's legendary live performances: "As long as we're cutting it live, why stop?" Bruce shares his unique take on the band's unstoppable energy and what keeps them going. Beyond the stage, explore Bruce Dickinson's adventurous life as a competitive fencer and pilot. Bruce opens up about the international age regulations that have kept him away from flying commercial aircraft for the last six years. We also discuss the impact of COVID-19 on their touring plans, touching on the long-awaited return to Australian soil since the record-breaking 2016-17 "The Book of Souls Tour." As a special treat, Bruce and Gleeso discuss the resurgence of vinyl. Bruce shares a captivating story of the band's recent experience in a Dolby Atmos studio and how it compares to the raw qualities of a vinyl setup—a true eye-opener for audiophiles. Don't miss this in-depth conversation that promises to bring new and old Iron Maiden fans closer to the band's extraordinary journey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Trade Chat - Brodie Grundy and Taylor Adams trades go throughCrows reportedly offer Harry Petty a monster deal worth $800,000 per season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the latest episode of "Hard N Heavy Headlines" with Emmy Mack of RedHook, your go-to source for all things rock and heavy metal in the music world. In today's episode, we bring you an emotional tribute from Ex Screaming Jets guitarist Grant Walmsley in honor of the band's late bassist, Paul Woseen, who passed away unexpectedly last week. Walmsley delves deep into their friendship and the impact Woseen had on The Screaming Jets. What does it mean for the future of the band, now that Dave Gleeson is the only original member left? We also cover some legal woes for Marilyn Manson, who has recently been fined and sentenced for misdemeanour assault in a 2019 incident involving a female videographer. How will this affect his career and public image going forward? Excitingly, for Aussie music fans, we're here to announce that Incubus and LIVE are set to headline the newly launched Lookout Fest, coming to various regional locations in April 2024 including Bribie Island, Southport in QLD, Mornington in Victoria, and Hilarys in WA. They'll be sharing the stage with Aussie music legends Birds of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe, and The Superjesus. Last but not least, we celebrate the induction of Aussie pub rock icons JET into the ARIA Hall of Fame this year. All this and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Dave Gleeson on "Behind the Hits" as he dives into an exclusive conversation with Sir Paul McCartney about the Beatles' "Get Back" documentary. In this intriguing highlight, Paul reveals his favorite moment from the three-part, 480-minute film and opens up about the documentary's impact on how he views that time in the band's history. Discover what made this documentary particularly special for Paul and why it belatedly portrays the truth behind the narrative. Whether you're a Beatles aficionado or a casual music fan, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the thoughts and feelings of one of the most influential musicians of our time. Listen to "Behind the Hits - Paul McCartney" now to explore more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Immerse yourself in a special highlight from "Behind the Hits" as host Dave Gleeson delves into the enigmatic world of Sir Paul McCartney. In this clip, uncover the reasons behind McCartney's penchant for intimate gigs amidst his "Got Back Australian Tour." From the echoes of a quaint British pub to the anticipation of the Adelaide Entertainment Centre performance, discover the deeper sentiments behind these choices. McCartney's reminiscences of his pre-Beatles days and his enduring bond with fans come to the fore in this evocative episode. Whether you're a die-hard Aussie McCartney enthusiast or a global admirer of his unparalleled legacy, this is one melody of memories you don't want to miss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Celebrating the Matilda's win against France, Dave Gleeson is on to tell us about the Screaming Jets new single & Mick has another go at getting the "Mole Patrol" segment off the ground. Plus, comedian Dom Knight has a line straight to NSW Premier Chris Minns. Join Mick & MG weekday mornings from 6am or grab the podcast everyday on LiSTNR or where ever you get your podcasts.  #MickAndMGInTheMorningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this highlight from Behind The Hits: Paul McCartey, we find out who the legendary Beatle blames for the rise of 3 hour shows! The legendary Paul McCartney is no stranger to mesmerising audiences for hours. From his early days with the Beatles, where performances hardly surpassed the half-hour mark, to his present-day gigs spanning close to three hours, Sir Paul has always known how to entertain. Why the shift in concert length? While McCartney might jestingly place some of the "blame" on Bruce Springsteen, there's an evident trend in the music industry. Rock legends like the Foo Fighters and Bruce Springsteen himself regularly set the bar high, often passing the three-hour threshold in their live performances. The iconic Beatle recently shared a light-hearted exchange with Springsteen on the topic. "I said to him 'Listen, I blame you because people used to do sensible length concerts, then he starts doing four hours and it's like 'Oh we could do a bit more?'" McCartney recalled. It's evident that artists today are not just performing to showcase their tracks, but to give their fans an immersive experience, ensuring they get their money's worth and more. To dive deeper into this trend and hear more of Paul's musings on extended setlists, tune into Behind the Hits, a show hosted by the dynamic Dave Gleeson. It's a deep dive into the world of music, its evolution, and the stories that shaped some of the most iconic tracks. For fans down under, the good news doesn't stop here. Paul McCartney's "Get Back Australian tour" is all set to woo audiences in Adelaide, Melbourne, Newcastle, Sydney, Brisbane, and the Gold Coast. This will be happening in the months of October and November. Tickets are up for grabs on frontiertouring.com/paulmccartneySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Gleeson was a man's man in 1987/88 when I first met him, both of us working at the Carlton Police Station. It was the days of Alfonz Gangitano and the Carlton Crew and they kept us very busy. The Pettingals lived around the corner as did many other old time crooks and career criminals. Dave went on to become a decorated and dedicated high-ranking Detective within Victoria Police and then joined the Australian Federal Police to work overseas. This all formed part of 37 years in a variety of policing jurisdictions & capacity development missions in Timor Leste, Afghanistan & Papua New Guinea. PNG exposed Dave to several traumatic incidents, as did his time in Timor Leste & Afghanistan. That extremely competent, confident, funny, Policeman became a shell of the man I worked with at Carlton. This is Dave's Story Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you're a devoted Beatles fan, attending a Paul McCartney live concert is a dream come true. The legendary artist never fails to deliver a mesmerizing performance, effortlessly bringing back the magic of the Fab Four. Hits like "Can't Buy Me Love," "Get Back," "Hey Jude," "Let It Be," and "Got To Get You Into My Life" are staples in his setlist. in this highlight from Behind The Hits: Paul McCartney, behind the scenes, Sir Paul faces a unique challenge with one particular Beatles song - "Being For The Benefit of Mr Kite."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Gleeson was a man's man in 1987/88 when I first met him, both of us working at the Carlton Police Station. It was the days of Alfonz Gangitano and the Carlton Crew and they kept us very busy. The Pettingals lived around the corner as did many other old time crooks and career criminals. Dave went on to become a decorated and dedicated high-ranking Detective within Victoria Police and then joined the Australian Federal Police to work overseas. This all formed part of 37 years in a variety of policing jurisdictions & capacity development missions in Timor Leste, Afghanistan & Papua New Guinea. PNG exposed Dave to several traumatic incidents, as did his time in Timor Leste & Afghanistan. That extremely competent, confident, funny, Policeman became a shell of the man I worked with at Carlton. This is Dave's Story Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get ready for a high-energy Triple M crossover as the charismatic Matty O from Triple M Homegrown joins forces with rock legend Gleeso from Triple M Nights. In this electrifying podcast, they dive deep into The Screaming Jets' world, highlighting their new single 'Nothing To Lose,' a taste of what's to come on their much-anticipated upcoming album later this year. Discover the band's unique writing and recording process, spanning across Australia from South Australia to Victoria and sunny Byron Bay. Gleeso shares fascinating insights into the resurgence of live rock music, with younger generations flocking to The Screaming Jets' shows, sparking a witty remark about good parenting. Hear some incredible behind-the-scenes stories, including how The Screaming Jets celebrated their debut album release, taking you on a nostalgic journey through their illustrious 30-year career. Gleeso also opens up about embracing social media as a seasoned rock musician and how it has transformed the music industry. Prepare to be entertained as they recount wild partying experiences with support bands like The Dune Rats and Pricey. Matty O shines a spotlight on the profound influence The Screaming Jets have on the next generation of artists, proving their timeless appeal. But that's not all! Discover Gleeso's pre-show warm-up rituals, involving 'Barnsey-like' screaming, shots of JD or Fireball, and some intense chest-beating, guaranteed to get you pumped up! For some fun and games, join in as Gleeso plays "FIRST, FAVOURITE, FORGETTABLE," revealing his first-ever gig at Newcastle town hall, his all-time favorite performance, and a gig he'd rather forget—cue sleepless nights and a game of goal with some intimidating bikies! And finally, enjoy the exciting segment "Write, Party, Dinner," where Gleeso ponders what it'd be like to hang out with AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen, and David Lee Roth, imagining the ultimate rock and roll experiences.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Symonds from RLPA explains where negotiations are at, Screaming Jets' Dave Gleeson joins, Greg Blewett previews Ashes and you tell us your incredible survival storiesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Billy's All Sports Report, Melbourne's Lachie Hunter, what weird stuff do your parents do?, Dave Gleeson joins us to correct something Billy said, more sports report, Daisy Thomas, Rosie's social media feedback, Billy's JokeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Gleeson is known for his blistering performances in The Screaming Jets and The Angels, but he grew up singing at Mass in Cardiff, with a mum who opened their home to hundreds of foster children

Dave Gleeson is known for his blistering performances in The Screaming Jets and The Angels, but he grew up singing at Mass in Cardiff, with a mum who opened their home to hundreds of foster children

Is your name Cam Smith?, JB's Top 5, Billy's Top 5, Collingwood's Jack Crisp, Dave Gleeson and Jimi Hocking from The Screaming Jets, what will you never do again?, Billy's Idiot File, Cam Zurhaar, Billy's Joke - featuring Cam Zurhaar!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Billy's All Sports Report - including AFL, athletics, and basketball, Friday Brag Artist, new coach syndrome, Carlton's Lewis Young, footy tips, Rosie's Social Media Feedback, Dave Gleeson and Jimi Hocking from the Screaming Jets, Idiot File, Billy's Fruity Friday JokeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Sean Gleeson, (born 3 June 1968) is the lead singer of Australian hard rock group The Screaming Jets. He was born in Newcastle, New South Wales . . Gleeson formed his first rock band, Aspect, in 1985, with school pal, Grant Walmsley. In January 1989 Gleeson on lead vocals and Walmsley on guitar, were joined by Brad Heaney on drums, Richard Lara on guitar and Paul Woseen on bass guitar, to form The Screaming Jets as a hard rock band in Newcastle. Within twelve months they had performed more than 280 live shows, they established a reputation for being one of the best young live bands in Australia, winning the praises and support slots of The Angels, The Choirboys and The Radiators. By late 1989, The Screaming Jets had won youth radio station Triple J's National Band Competition. They signed a recording deal with the leading independent label rooArt. The Screaming Jets moved from their hometown Newcastle to Sydney's notorious Kings Cross district in early 1990, and recorded their debut album All For One in mostly midnight to dawn sessions at a local studio, after playing live shows seven nights a week. In 2006, Gleeson appeared as the vocal coach for actress Kate Fischer in the televised celebrity singing competition It Takes Two. He returned to the show in 2007 and partnered with TV presenter, Julia Zemiro. In early 2011 Gleeson was offered a radio show with the Triple M network. By mid-year he was hosting two shows, Access All Areas and Rock of Ages, interviewing artists including Jimmy Barnes and Don McLean, and giving an inside view of the music industry. Late that year Gleeson recorded an album, Take It to the Streets (31 August 2012), with his childhood idols, The Angels, as their new lead singer, and they completed a national tour. On 19 June 2016 at the Governor Hindmarsh - Adelaide, Dave Gleeson was inducted into The South Australian Music Hall Of Fame, alongside The Angels. On 31 January 2022 he returned to Australian rock radio station Triple M filling the 7-10pm nightly slot with his new show Triple M nights with Dave Gleeson broadcasting across Australia from Triple M Adelaide studio.