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It was the turn of the century, and everything was meant to be crumbling.The Y2K bug had been and gone, but people were still unsure of their future - or the future of the planet for that matter - but amid all the gloom and chaos emerged a beacon of light, headed by a brother/sister combination, both still in their teens.That band was called Killing Heidi and the release that changed it all, coming out in 2000, was Reflector.Propelled by hit singles Weir, Mascara and Superman/Supergirl, Killing Heidi, and particular teenage frontwoman Ella Hooper, became the voice for disenfranchised youth everywhere. Their songs, filled with hope and belonging, gave people a view to a brighter future, which, coupled with the rags-to-riches story that accompanied the Hooper siblings, resonated with a much wider audience than the band's teenage demographic would suggest.The band would go on to release another two albums over the next 25 years, plus took a ten-year break, but will forever be known and loved for that debut album.Now, a quarter of a century on, Killing Heidi are celebrating Reflector by re-releasing the album as well as heading out on tour to take their music to the nation.Jesse and Ella both joined HEAVY to discuss 25 years of Killing Heidi."We're pretty stoked," Jesse enthused. "We're getting the band back together for the 25-year anniversary of our debut album Reflector, and doesn't that make you feel young and old (laughs). We tend to mainly do festivals with Killing Heidi over the last eight years, so we're stepping back into our own headline shows, which is really exciting for us. We're going to play Reflector in full - which we've never done before - and it's gonna be a party.""This is a big deal for us," Ella added. "We're putting on our big girl pants and doing our own headline tour with some amazing support acts as well."In the full interview, Jesse and Ella discussed the tour in greater detail, reflected on their debut album and the success it brought them, ask what the album actually means to them, their thought process going into the album and their initial hopes, which of the songs are most personal to them, their youth at the time Reflector came out and if the success of the album forced them to grow up quickly, how those songs helped shape the people they are today, playing the album in full and how difficult it was to learn all of the songs and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Be converted to Americana music by Killing Heidi's front woman, Ella Hooper

Iva Davies was born and raised in regional Australia, where his early exposure to music set the stage for his remarkable career. Trained as a classical musician, he excelled as an oboist. However, the allure of rock music and the emerging punk and new wave scenes in the 70s inspired him to shift gears. Influenced by artists like David Bowie, Roxy Music, and Brian Eno, Iva began exploring electronic and experimental sounds, which would later define Icehouse's unique style. In 1977, Davies formed Flowers with bassist Keith Welsh, marking the beginning of a significant chapter in Australian music. Originally a covers band, Flowers soon began incorporating original material. Their raw energy and Iva's charismatic stage presence quickly made them a favourite in Sydney's pub rock circuit. The release of their debut album, Icehouse, in 1980, was a game-changer. Featuring tracks like "We Can Get Together" and "Can't Help Myself," the album showcased a blend of new wave, punk, and synth-driven rock. Its success led to an international record deal but a legal conflict over the name Flowers prompted the band to rebrand as Icehouse. As Icehouse, the group became a vehicle for Iva's creative vision. Their 1982 album, Primitive Man, marked a major turning point. The album included the upbeat "Great Southern Land," a song that became an unofficial Australian anthem. The next album, Sidewalk (1984), showcased Davies' maturing songwriting and reflected his growing interest in themes of isolation and urban life. Though less commercially successful than its predecessor, it set the stage for the band's magnum opus, Man of Colours (1987). Man of Colours was Icehouse's most commercially successful album, cementing their place as global stars. Tracks like "Electric Blue," co-written with John Oates of Hall & Oates dominated international charts. The album resonated with fans worldwide. In Australia, Man of Colours became the highest-selling album of 1987 and earned multiple ARIA Awards, including Album of the Year. Iva's passion for technology and experimentation was evident throughout Icehouse's career. He embraced cutting-edge digital synthesizers and recording techniques, creating a sound that was both innovative and timeless. In addition to his work with Icehouse, Iva composed scores for films like Razorback (1984) and collaborated with the Sydney Dance Company on Boxes (1985) and Berlin (1995), blending classical and modern musical elements. Despite lineup changes and shifts in the music industry, Icehouse remained a beloved act. In the 1990s, the band released Code Blue (1990) and Big Wheel (1993), which explored deeper and more personal themes. Although these albums didn't match the commercial heights of earlier works, they reinforced Davies' reputation as a versatile and introspective artist. By the 2000s, Icehouse focused on live performances, reconnecting with fans through nostalgia-fueled tours. Davies also reworked classic tracks for the 2011 album Icehouse: White Heat 30 Hits, which celebrated the band's enduring legacy. Iva Davies and Icehouse have left an indelible mark on Australian music and beyond. Great Southern Land is regularly cited as one of Australia's greatest songs, and Icehouse's albums continue to influence generations of musicians. Davies' fusion of classical training, electronic innovation, and rock sensibility has made him one of Australia's most iconic and enduring musical talents. Today Icehouse remains active, with Iva at the helm, performing to loyal audiences and to new fans. The band are celebrated as pioneers of Australian music and continue to bridge the gap between the past and the future of rock and electronic sounds. Catch Icehouse when they headline the RED HOT SUMMER TOUR starting January 2025. Supported by several other notable Australian bands in Noiseworks, Wolfmother, Eskimo Joe, Baby Aniamls, Killing Heidi and Bachelor Girl - this is sure to be an incredible outdoor music festival.

If the rebellious youth of society had a queen back in the mid to late 80's you can bet your life that queen would have been a seemingly shy young lady from Violet Town called Ella Hooper. Coupling her struggles of being brought up in a small country town with the almost overwhelming burdens that life as a teenager can throw at you, Hooper and brother Jesse formed a band called Killing Heidi and instantly struck a chord with a new generation of fans for which music was their only salvation.Killing Heidi are still mesmerising audiences decades after sharing their life and struggles via music. Their enduring popularity and renewed zest saw the band rewarded with a slot at GOOD THINGS 2024.HEAVY caught up with guitarist Jesse Hooper to find out more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Ella Hooper joined Leigh to chat about her solo career, preserving the joy and angst of Killing Heidi, and writing in a small town.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CEO of Salmon Tasmania, Luke Martin, discusses the Parliamentary motion in support of Tassie's salmon industry. Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper previews her Tassie shows this weekend. And, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Director, Greg Irons, details their ambitious goal to raise $2 million.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Triple M Homegrown with Matty O, we welcome the iconic Ella and Jesse Hooper of Killing Heidi. Journey with us as they chronicle their path from their roots in country Victoria in 1996 to becoming one of Australia's celebrated rock bands. For those looking to break into the music industry, Ella and Jesse offer invaluable insights. They reflect on the often-overwhelming challenges of being an emerging artist, emphasizing that while every artist's journey is unique, there are certain universally crucial lessons to be learned. Ella, with infectious enthusiasm, speaks about her transition to a mentorship role, crediting Wild Turkey for making this partnership possible. She candidly shares her eagerness to impart vital knowledge that could shape the trajectory of an aspiring artist's career. Jesse, with his vast experience of mentoring various artists, discusses the common hurdles young musicians face. He dives deep into the realms of studio production, live music dynamics, songwriting intricacies, the nitty-gritty of song distribution, and comprehensive industry know-how to truly comprehend the backbone of their music. The duo also touches on the stark differences between the music scene today and when they started. Ella delves into the nuances of being a charismatic frontperson, offering tips on fan interaction and the art of maintaining stage energy. They also discuss the progressive changes in the industry, celebrating its growing diversity and inclusivity. Yet, they reminisce about the CD era, a time that provided them financial cushioning during their early touring days. And as a cherry on top, Ella and Jesse reveal the most impactful advice they've ever received, a gem that has remained with them throughout their illustrious career. If you ever dreamt of receiving guidance from rock legends, don't miss out on this incredible mentorship opportunity with Killing Heidi, powered by Wild Turkey. For more details, swing by Wild Turkey Music x Killing Heidi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Triple M Homegrown with Matty O, we welcome the iconic Ella and Jesse Hooper of Killing Heidi. Journey with us as they chronicle their path from their roots in country Victoria in 1996 to becoming one of Australia's celebrated rock bands. For those looking to break into the music industry, Ella and Jesse offer invaluable insights. They reflect on the often-overwhelming challenges of being an emerging artist, emphasizing that while every artist's journey is unique, there are certain universally crucial lessons to be learned. Ella, with infectious enthusiasm, speaks about her transition to a mentorship role, crediting Wild Turkey for making this partnership possible. She candidly shares her eagerness to impart vital knowledge that could shape the trajectory of an aspiring artist's career. Jesse, with his vast experience of mentoring various artists, discusses the common hurdles young musicians face. He dives deep into the realms of studio production, live music dynamics, songwriting intricacies, the nitty-gritty of song distribution, and comprehensive industry know-how to truly comprehend the backbone of their music. The duo also touches on the stark differences between the music scene today and when they started. Ella delves into the nuances of being a charismatic frontperson, offering tips on fan interaction and the art of maintaining stage energy. They also discuss the progressive changes in the industry, celebrating its growing diversity and inclusivity. Yet, they reminisce about the CD era, a time that provided them financial cushioning during their early touring days. And as a cherry on top, Ella and Jesse reveal the most impactful advice they've ever received, a gem that has remained with them throughout their illustrious career. If you ever dreamt of receiving guidance from rock legends, don't miss out on this incredible mentorship opportunity with Killing Heidi, powered by Wild Turkey. For more details, swing by Wild Turkey Music x Killing Heidi.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive deep into the iconic musical world of James Reyne as we recap his unforgettable Sydney gig at the Enmore Theatre. From the legacy of Australian Crawl to his solo feats, we explore his endless array of hits. Plus, a special spotlight on Ella Hooper of Killing Heidi fame, who has been impressively sharing the stage with James. Join Chris for an authentic Triple M Gig review and uncover why James Reyne's concerts are must-see events.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stu Watts chats with Calvin Bennett, a Western Australian-based producer, songwriter and musician whose credits list to date reads like that of someone at least 10 years his senior. Having signed last year a worldwide distribution deal with Downtown Music Services/DashGo, Bennett's successes to date include two Western Australian Music Song of the Year Awards (and another seven nominations) for both his solo work and indie-pop duo Farraday's Cage who was awarded the Nannup Music Festival Emerging Artist Award, has enjoyed national airtime on radio Triple J and have supported the likes of San Cisco, Justice Crew and Killing Heidi. Mellow and understated are two words that could also describe Bennett's personality, basing his work on total transparency as he establishes himself as a go-to producer for any and all musical ideas, which you can hear on collaborations with modern lo-fi innovators like 9ick, 7ove and Soul Food Horns, as well as fellow local artists on the rise including Alannah Chapman, Elianie, Jewel Owusu and Jarrod Jeremiah. Now running Studio 156 in Perth, WA, with producer Roc, next up for Bennett will be a slew of more productions, both expanding his solo catalogue as well as his reputation as a musical production nomad, working with a range of artists from L.A. to Europe as he draws closer to his goal of global writing residencies. Topics discussed include: Building a portfolio alongside other growing artists Creating an environment that is conducive to a quick workflow Creating more music by not being too precious about any one piece ...and more Make sure to subscribe or follow this channel and share it on your socials! Instagram: ⁠@whatsthatsoundpodcast⁠ Stu Watts: ⁠⁠@stu.watts.audio⁠⁠  Calvin Bennett: ⁠@calvinbennettmusic Calvin Bennett website ⁠⁠ Stu Watts website⁠ ⁠Listen to Stu's work on Spotify⁠ ⁠⁠Listen to Calvin's work on Spotify⁠ ⁠SUPPORT THE PODCAST WITH A DONATION⁠ Email ⁠podcast.whatsthatsound@gmail.com⁠ for any enquiries.

Join Gleeso on Triple M Nights as he welcomes the legendary James Reyne, who is embarking on the highly anticipated 'Way Out West' Tour alongside Ella Hooper of Killing Heidi. With the tour set to kick off on June 23, we get an exclusive preview of what fans can expect, including exciting secret collaborations that are sure to leave audiences buzzing. However, it hasn't been a smooth journey for James Reyne, as he shares the story behind the rescheduling of the first leg of the tour. A mishap in Surry Hills left him with a broken ankle and a cracked rib, prompting him to reflect humorously, "Did I fall over, or did I have a fall? I'm at that age now where it's like, 'Aw, James had a fall.'" In addition to discussing the upcoming tour, the conversation delves into Ella Hooper's recent record, 'Small Town Temple,' and sheds light on how this exciting collaboration between James Reyne and Ella Hooper came to fruition. Listeners are treated to a special rendition of the iconic 1992 hit, 'Way Out West,' originally performed by James Reyne and James Blundell, highlighting the enduring appeal of this timeless track. Furthermore, James Reyne expresses his admiration for the late Broderick Smith of The Dingoes, the original songwriter of 'Way Out West,' and highlights the significant influence he has had on numerous artists, despite often going unrecognized. Gleeso takes a moment to acknowledge James Reyne's immense contribution to Australian music, applauding his role in bringing local talent to the forefront, even amidst the domination of international artists in the market. We also explore the enduring popularity of Australian Crawl's iconic anthem, 'Reckless,' with Gleeso noting that every time he witnesses James Reyne perform it live, the crowd's fervent sing-along is twice as loud, a testament to the lasting impact of the song across the country.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview by Erin EddyThere aren't too many bands that are as Australian as Frenzal Rhomb. The tongue-in-cheek humour, the larrikin antics, the accented vocals, and the disorderly, rowdy energy are all traits synonymous with the punk rockers, who have been spreading their infectious high jinks and raucous music for 31 years now.Here at HEAVY, we took advantage of a moment with guitarist Lindsay McDougall while he was on the job at ABC Radio, Illawarra.“I'm speaking to you on the ABC's dime; That's right, this is taxpayer funded right now!” Lindsay cheekily told us.The purpose of our chat was to speak about the upcoming Spring Loaded Festival, which Frenzal Rhomb is featured on, as well as Lindsay himself being the MC for the event. But it's hard to speak with someone like Lindsay, from a band with as much history as Frenzal, and not slide a little off track and reflect on days past, especially if you're a long-time fan.In the following interview you'll hear discussion on the 2001 Big Day Out, stealing Killing Heidi's vodka, their VHS The Travelling Flea Circus and anecdotes about past experiences touring overseas.When we did speak of Spring Loaded, Lindsay expressed that the familiarity of sharing the line up with old friends is a definite joy.“It's nice playing with a bunch of old pricks that have the same level of cynicism as us,” he jokes, “I do wonder where the high jinks on this tour will come from and from which bands will the nonsense originate from.”“I'm excited to see who in the Shihad camp gets unnecessarily drunk by the end of it!”Given that this festival is stacked with a line up to make any 90's kid froth, we asked Lindsay whether Frenzal Rhomb's set was likely to be more geared toward a nostalgic vibe.“Nah, fuck that!” He laughs, “We do a lot of new stuff. We love not relying on nostalgia. We use nostalgia, we'll pull it out, but we've just put a new album out and we've loved playing songs from the new album at the last couple of shows that we've done. So if you've come to see us play just songs from Not So Tough Now, bad luck!”The new album Lindsay speaks of is titled The Cup Of Pestilence. It was released only last month, and Lindsay says the songs are more involved and complex than ever.“We wrote really hard songs to play and to sing. They seem to be only getting more difficult, too. Because we've all been playing instruments for long enough, Jason knows he can get away with writing these really hard songs for us to play.”If you're in the area, make sure you head to Sandstone Point for the Spring Loaded Festival atSandstone Point Hotel this Saturday June 3. Tickets are still on sale and can be purchased via Ticketmaster or Oztix.And if you can't make it to Spring Loaded, Frenzal Rhomb will be on the road across the country as they continue to tour their latest record The Cup Of Pestilence, so keep an eye out for dates near you.Have a listen to our full interview with Lindsay to get the complete scoop on all of this and more!

Ella Hooper just released her second solo album, Small Town Temple, an excellent country-tinged album, with shades of Linda Ronstadt, Lucinda Williams, and Stevie Nicks, plus some unmistakably Australian references peppered throughout. She also released a version of Way Out West with James Reyne yesterday, to promote their forthcoming tour together. Buy tickets to the tour here, and visit listencarefully.com.au for all show notes, tour dates, and a list of all music discussed on today's show (plus a Spotify playlist of it all).

The vibrant rock scene born in local pubs that launched AC/DC, Cold Chisel & Skyhooks… Dave Gleeson showcases the people, songs and events that changed Aussie music forever for Oztober. Featuring Angus Young from AC/DC, INXS's Andrew Farriss, Peter Garrett from Midnight Oil, Jimmy Barnes, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Ross Wilson of Daddy Cool, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Greg Macainsch from Skyhooks, Chisel's Don Walker, Michael Chugg, Mark Opitz, Fifa Riccabono from Alberts, Lee Simon, Molly Meldrum plus hear from Bon Scott, Shirley Strachan, Doc Neeson, Billy Thorpe and Michael Gudinski. Episodes 2-4 are also available on Behind The Hits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Flannel to the Fallen– the rise & fall of 90s grunge plus how Michael Hutchence's death changed us.Dave Gleeson showcases the Aussie acts who ruled the 1990s, from The Divinyls to Ratcat, Living End to Killing Heidi and a couple of Newcastle teens called Silverchair.Featuring Bernard Fanning from Powderfinger, Kav Temperley of Eskimo Joe, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Missy Higgins, Paul Kelly, Jimmy Barnes, Lisa & Jess from The Veronicas, Simon Day from Ratcat, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Sarah McLeod of The Superjesus, John Watson, Michael Chugg, Lee Simon, Mark Opitz and hear from Chrissy Amphlett.Episodes 1, 2 and 4 are also available on Behind The Hits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's stars and the 2000s trailblazers on the global impact of the digital age. Dave Gleeson celebrates the national heroes of this century like Powderfinger and Silverchair, plus hear from the new wave of Aussie rock from The Vines to Jet and Wolfmother. Plus the local members of the Billion Streams Club like Goyte and Vance Joy.Featuring Daniel Johns from Silverchair, Jet's Nic Cester, Bernard Fanning from Powderfinger, Missy Higgins, Vance Joy, Craig Nicholls from The Vines, Eskimo Joe's Kav Temperley, Goyte, Kim Moyes from The Presets, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Jess & Lisa from The Veronicas, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Danny Beusaraus from the Dune Rats, Kieran Lama from Spacey Jane, Colin Hay, Michael Chugg, Lee Simon and John Watson.Episodes 1-3 are also available on Behind The Hits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A theatre seige in Moscow that sees 900 hostages held by 40 Chechen terrorists, a gunman on the loose at Monash University and Damir Dokic playing with hand grenades. It's a crazy week this time 20 years ago! We've got new albums from XTina, Foo Fighters, 3LW, Killing Heidi and the mighty Napalm Death.  Plus Kanye West falls asleep at the wheel and records Through the Wire following a near fatal car accident. In movies we've got the Ring, My Big Fat Greek Wedding and Hero starring Jet Li.And we celebrate the birthday of one Snoop Doggy Dogg and attend the wedding of Jessica Simpson and Nick Lachey.T-Minus 20 years go this week! Hang with us on socials to chat more noughties nostalgia - Facebook (@tminus20) or Instagram (tminus20podcast). You can also contact us there if you want to be a part of the show.

The vibrant rock scene born in local pubs that launched AC/DC, Cold Chisel & Skyhooks… Dave Gleeson showcases the people, songs and events that changed Aussie music forever.Featuring Angus Young from AC/DC, INXS's Andrew Farriss, Peter Garrett from Midnight Oil, Jimmy Barnes, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Ross Wilson of Daddy Cool, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Greg Macainsch from Skyhooks, Chisel's Don Walker, Michael Chugg, Mark Opitz, Fifa Riccabono from Alberts, Lee Simon, Molly Meldrum plus hear from Bon Scott, Shirley Strachan, Doc Neeson, Billy Thorpe and Michael Gudinski. Episodes 2-4 are also available on Triple M Rock. Search ‘These Days'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Flannel to the Fallen– the rise & fall of 90s grunge plus how Michael Hutchence's death changed us.Dave Gleeson showcases the Aussie acts who ruled the 1990s, from The Divinyls to Ratcat, Living End to Killing Heidi and a couple of Newcastle teens called Silverchair.Featuring Bernard Fanning from Powderfinger, Kav Temperley of Eskimo Joe, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Missy Higgins, Paul Kelly, Jimmy Barnes, Lisa & Jess from The Veronicas, Simon Day from Ratcat, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Sarah McLeod of The Superjesus, John Watson, Michael Chugg, Lee Simon, Mark Opitz and hear from Chrissy Amphlett.Episodes 1, 2 and 4 are also available on Triple M Rock. Search ‘These Days'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's stars and the 2000s trailblazers on the global impact of the digital age. Dave Gleeson celebrates the national heroes of this century like Powderfinger and Silverchair, plus hear from the new wave of Aussie rock from The Vines to Jet and Wolfmother. Plus the local members of the Billion Streams Club like Goyte and Vance Joy.Featuring Daniel Johns from Silverchair, Jet's Nic Cester, Bernard Fanning from Powderfinger, Missy Higgins, Vance Joy, Craig Nicholls from The Vines, Eskimo Joe's Kav Temperley, Goyte, Kim Moyes from The Presets, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper, Jess & Lisa from The Veronicas, The Living End's Chris Cheney, Danny Beusaraus from the Dune Rats, Kieran Lama from Spacey Jane, Colin Hay, Michael Chugg, Lee Simon and John Watson.Episodes 1-3 are also available on Triple M Rock. Search ‘These Days'See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a 4 year hiatus, Ella Hooper has shared her brand new single OLD NEWS.Old News has been hailed as a new beginning for Ella, who was still a teenager when she burst onto the Australian music scene fronting Killing Heidi. Ella left High School halfway through Year 11 to concentrate on Killing Heidi. She states that the first time she heard her voice on the radio was on the school bus. “For a long time, I felt awkward about my success, that I had to apologise for it,” Ella reveals. “Becoming a bit of an overnight success with Killing Heidi really presented its challenges. I've had a complicated relationship with my career, but I don't feel hamstrung by that anymore.”“I guess Old News is a message to myself,” she adds. “It's okay to be ambitious and still have dreams.”The tour will commence in WA on October 20, before moving on to Victoria, SA and QLD, and winding up in Sydney with Mary's Underground on November 25 and Centro, Wollongong on November 26. It also includes what will no doubt be a massive night for Cup Eve at Northcote Social Club in Melbourne (Monday October 31). Tickets for all shows on sale now – head to www.ellahoopermusic.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Front-women of Killing Heidi, host of Triple M 90's and full time legend Ella Hooper joined Dave Gleeson on Triple M Nights. Touching on some old school memories, and potential bad habits picked up from touring with the Screaming Jets in the 90's, Ella talks being back on the road, and how the pandemic has changed backstage at shows. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With two shows down and only one remaining in Melbourne this Saturday, May 7, it's fair to make an early call and declare the first year of Uncaged Festival to be a resounding success.Carting an all Aussie line-up from Sydney to Brisbane and now Melbourne, Uncaged has truly been a diverse musical festival, featuring bands like Wolfmother, You Am I, Tex Perkins & The Fat Rubber Glove, Shihad, 12 Foot Ninja, Killing Heidi, 28 Days, Bodyjar and more, taking fans down memory lane while also treating them to a display from some of the finest up and comings bands this country has to offer.With the finish line in sight, HEAVY sat down with 12 Foot Ninja guitarist Stevic for his take on the run of shows thus far."They've been awesome,” he enthused of the first two shows, “we had a blast. It's been a really fun festival. All of the crew and staff have all run things super well. The bands have been awesome... yeah, I can't complain mate, it's been a good time."When I point out that many at the recent Brisbane leg of the tour at Eaton's Hill thought 12 Foot Ninja were one of the standouts of the day, the normally unflappable Stevic ALMOST looked like he might blush."Thanks, that means a lot,” he managed. “We just had a good time. It's like a ripple effect. If the band is having fun, then most of the time it's fun to watch."In the full interview, Stevic talks more about Uncaged, being part of something like this, how 12 Foot Ninja approach festival shows compared to their own, guest vocalist Kayla who wowed the Brisbane audience, a headlining tour of Australia later this year and more.

After being delayed since last year due to the dreaded Spicy Cough, Australia's newest – and Aussie bands only – festival Uncaged is finally within sight of the first show in Sydney on April 23.Uncaged features an eclectic collection of bands, covering everything from rock to punk to metal and bringing them all together under one banner to provide a diverse line-up of bands that will have something to please everyone.Wolfmother, You Am I, Magic Dirt, The Superjesus, Killing Heidi, Tex Perkins and Shihad head the one day festival which will visit Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, as well as a host of local bands such as Twelve Foot Ninja, Bodyjar, Tumbleweed, 28 Days, The Hard-Ons and more.Sydney punk/rock outfit Molly & The Krells are along for all three shows, with vocalist/ bass player Blake Cateris joining HEAVY to chat about the run of shows and what it means for the band to play all of the shows."Man, it's...,” he measured, “we were surprised when we got asked to do it. I was like, let me ask the guys, and then he said do you want to just play Sydney or do you want to do all of them? And I said, is that an option? Of course, we want to do all of them, so it came out of nowhere but Danny has always been a big fan of Molly and what we do, and Danny and I have quite a few musical similarities so we always bonded over that."The lineup of bands covers many genres, with the diversity of music a main feature of Uncaged.We press Cateris on what he thinks Molly & The Krells bring to the festival."For diversity I reckon,” he shrugged “From memory there's not a lot of poppy, punky bands that are on the bill and I think it adds for a little diversity and a modern touch to what's going on in that lineup. Not to say the other bands are old but in terms of what's happening these days there's just a handful of acts. It's good to have a bit of youth and some young bloods on the lineup."In the full interview, Blake talks about the bands he is looking forward to playing with, what the band will take out of performing alongside some heavyweights, where he sees Uncaged heading in the future, tips on lasting the day, what we can expect from their set, whether the band will be playing any new songs, their last single Silver & Gold and the response it received from Rolling Stone, future plans and more.

After being delayed since last year due to the dreaded Spicy Cough, Australia's newest – and Aussie bands only – festival Uncaged is finally within sight of the first show in Sydney on April 23.Uncaged features an eclectic collection of bands, covering everything from rock to punk to metal and bringing them all together under one banner to provide a diverse line-up of bands that will have something to please everyone.Wolfmother, You Am I, Magic Dirt, The Superjesus, Killing Heidi, Tex Perkins and Shihad head the one day festival which will visit Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, as well as a host of local bands such as Twelve Foot Ninja, Bodyjar, Tumbleweed, 28 Days, The Hard-Ons and more.Melbourne rockers I Built The Sky will also be performing at all three shows, with singer, songwriter Rohan Stevenson sitting down with HEAVY to chat about their part in the line-up.The first show in Sydney will be I built The Sky's first home live shows since the pandemic, with Stevenson saying April 23 can't come around quick enough."Absolutely, yeah,” he smiled. “We've been dying! It's been so long. I wanted to play big time in 2020 but that was off the table, so I'm more than dying to get back on stage."W press further and ask whether he is more excited, nervous, r anxious about getting back out on stage again which brought a smile to Stevenson's face."All of the above,” he laughed. “We've got a new lineup of musicians so we've been doing a lot of practicing in preparation. It's been such a long time since we've been on stage, so definitely nervous, but excited. I'm sure it's going to be great."In the full interview, Rohan discusses the diverse line-up and where I Built The Sky fit in, the importance of homegrown festivals, who he is most looking forward to seeing, tips on how to last the festival without peaking too early, the possibility of new music being played at the shows, upcoming album The Quiet Place Away, future plans and more.

After being delayed since last year due to the dreaded Spicy Cough, Australia's newest – and Aussie bands only – festival Uncaged is finally within sight of the first show in Sydney on April 23.Uncaged features an eclectic collection of bands, covering everything from rock to punk to metal and bringing them all together under one banner to provide a diverse line-up of music that will have something to please everyone.Wolfmother, You Am I, Magic Dirt, The Superjesus, Killing Heidi, Tex Perkins and Shihad head the one day festival which will visit Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, as well as a host of local bands such as Twelve Foot Ninja, Bodyjar, Tumbleweed, 28 Days, The Hard-Ons and more.Melbourne heavy rock outfit El Colosso are flying the flag for all things rock, with vocalist Matt Cooper taking time out from signing autographs to chat with HEAVY.DISCLAIMER: ENGAGE HUMOUROUS SIDE OF YOUR BRAIN BEFORE CONTINUING. COOPS IS WHAT IS COMMONLY KNOWN AS AN AUSSIE LARRIKAN AND ANYTHING HE SAYS SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH A GRAIN OF SALT OR A TABLESPOON OF SUGAR…After previous late aborted efforts to get the El Colossus train rolling as part of Uncaged the first show is less than seven sleeps away so are the band allowing themselves to get excited or are they still wary that the threat of the big C still looms large over the world? I don't like to be pessimistic but in reality anything could happen…"You know what, you're right,” Coops agreed. “Anything can happen. Let me just tow the corporate line for a while and say it's gonna be incredible and it's gonna be huge and it's about time that we actually started to get out there for festivals. Full credit to Danny Bazzi who has really put his name on the line to organise this. It's chopped and it's changed. COVID has not been kind to the industry to begin with, but I don't really see anyone else in the industry doing what Danny is doing with Silverback and he's actually prepared to take a lot of flak for it. Hats off to him mate, seriously. He's got balls, and what could be more attractive than a man with very big balls?"Another aspect where festival organisers are ahead of the game is their decision to take most of the line-up to each city rather than chop and change the roster depending on location.It shows confidence in the ability and drawing power of individual bands and is something that surely must increase the confidence of localized outfits, knowing the people behind the scenes have faith in their performance."Honestly, we're a pretty confident band to begin with,” Coops replied, tongue firmly planted in cheek. “It's funny. I actually had someone that I work with who had no idea that I play in a band - which is funny considering how much ink I have on my body and all that kind of thing - and she said that she had listened to some of the music and she couldn't understand why we weren't bigger and I could have gone into the whole spiel about the state of the music industry and all that kind of thing but it's actually something that we get a lot. People that take the time to listen to it often come back and say how come you guys aren't doing more stuff? Well, you know, that's the game. The thing that we really do, that we can really... not rest laurels on... but where we get our confidence from, is playing live. We are the best live band in the world, and I don't mind that getting out. If anyone that plays in a band doesn't think that about their own band, then why fucken play live? I know that really we're not the best but I like to think that we are. At least that we're up there (laughs)."In the full interview, Coops goes into greater details on why El Colosso are amongst the best bands in the world (and almost convinces us that they are in the process), what sorts of things a band can take out of playing festivals such as Uncaged, how important home grown festivals are for the future of Australian music, survival tips to make sure you are still standing for the final band, El Colosso's sound and where it comes from, future plans and more.

Killing Heidi will be rocking out as part of the Sounds by the River lineup, coming to Mannum Golf Club Saturday April 9 2022. Ella joins Damon and Molly to talk about hitting the big time in the 90s and still being a style icon today! Get your tickets at ticketmaster.com.au

Have you made a special pregnancy announcement, Leonard Harvey-Balls reports on Not The News, have you tried a vegemite pizza, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper is coming to the Gold Coast for the Red Hot Summer Tour, and how do you get your infant child to go to the loo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper is coming to the Gold Coast for the Red Hot Summer tour! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper is coming to the Gold Coast for the Red Hot Summer tour! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you made a special pregnancy announcement, Leonard Harvey-Balls reports on Not The News, have you tried a vegemite pizza, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper is coming to the Gold Coast for the Red Hot Summer Tour, and how do you get your infant child to go to the loo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper is coming to the Gold Coast for the Red Hot Summer tour!

Have you made a special pregnancy announcement, Leonard Harvey-Balls reports on Not The News, have you tried a vegemite pizza, Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper is coming to the Gold Coast for the Red Hot Summer Tour, and how do you get your infant child to go to the loo.

Killing Heidi's front rocker returns to the Red Hot Summer Tour and the Cairns Showgrounds in 2022. She chats Covid impacts and music industry mental health, Triple M 90s and Front & Centre on the Listnr app. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How's that for a podcast title, we can only hope it's rolling past your eyes on repeat via the display of your digital radio or Spotify app. We are not sorry, we are actually warning you that this episode has a lot of dick built into its contents. We'll explain more after Em sorts the introduction, which is where she spontaneously created that title (I did take note of it Em, and obviously totes loving it, it's also way better than her other suggested option of ‘Dick Chat') there's a lot of side quest action in the intro, so can we get a huzzah for that? HUZZAH! First up we need to talk about an article that sent Em into an emotional tailspin, but in true side quest realness we also cover off the continuing obsession with Em being on ‘The Masked Singer'. There's all the action that goes on within the Emsolation Facebook Group to reflect, which includes some VERY effective photoshopping, plus the news that some believed Em was Baby has been proved wrong after Killing Heidi front woman Ella Hooper revealed herself to be under the baby mask. Anyway, this article is a good chance for all of us to check our own internalised misogyny, after a Mamamia journalist chose to trot out the labels ‘outspoken' and ‘controversial' when describing Em. Those two words trigger Em on a number of levels and she is calling for all of us to try and stop using words like ‘outspoken', ‘controversial' or ‘opinionated' to describe women who have thoughts and feelings they want to share publicly. You'll hear why she finds it tiring as part of the introduction and then we'll bring Michael back so we can talk dick pics. Michael is understandably shook that this is the FIRST he's hearing about a dick pic that apparently arrived in Em's possession 4 DAYS EARLIER! Once that's been worked through, we get to the meat of the problem. Well actually, we first have to talk about all the hairdo's being rocked on the Grand Final footy field, because of course we do. Obviously I'm not about to ruin any of the chat about the rogue wang picture turning up in Em's DM's, but it was a moral quandary that Em AND her two daughters had to work through together. Somehow that then leads to chat about a Italian hand painted ceramic leopard statue that is charging stupid money in order to own it. Em wanted it so much that she took up gambling in an attempt to secure it so she could add it to her interior decor collection. You'll find out if she was successful or if her gambling adventure ended in broken dreams that didn't include ceramic hand painted realness being added to her menagerie within. Look at us with all our hooking and teasing and not revealing what's going on within the podcast in fine details. Then it's onto something that apparently ISN'T small and shaped like a toadstool. This time around I will reveal that we did say this episode was a bit dick heavy and this is the second reference to peen. Sadly it relates to the news that the first of Trump's former White House staff have begun releasing their tell all books. Yep, we know, vomit, but we promise you'll also get confirmation that a LOT of what Em and Michael thought Melania might be up to, was actually happening, plus learn some of the nicknames White House staff had for certain members of Trump's family. Finally it's onto the big dick energy (or BDE as it's more commonly referred to) that seems to ooze from every pore of American rapper, singer and songwriter, Lil Nas X. Em and Michael are huge fans of how he works every angle of his social media profile and how he's able to build his career and success by delivering one groundbreaking event after another. So dive in face first, we promise you won't get a slap to the face with anything other than sassy comments and much hilarity, plus there's exciting news to wrap things up that include the words ‘bonus' and ‘episode', squeaaal, I'll say nothing else, get amongst it all NOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We saw an incredible episode of The Masked Singer last night which saw the adorable Baby get voted off! Baby was Aussie superstar performer, Ella Hooper from Killing Heidi and we were thrilled so see someone so incredible behind the mask. As always, the show must go on! We received more clues for our remaining celebrities: Dolly, Kebab, Vampire and Mullet and we also found out some news about how the show will be changing for the finale next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We saw an incredible episode of The Masked Singer last night which saw the adorable Baby get voted off! Baby was Aussie superstar performer, Ella Hooper from Killing Heidi and we were thrilled so see someone so incredible behind the mask. As always, the show must go on! We received more clues for our remaining celebrities: Dolly, Kebab, Vampire and Mullet and we also found out some news about how the show will be changing for the finale next week! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper has been revealed as the latest Masked Singer to leave the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper has been revealed as the latest Masked Singer to leave the show.

Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper has been revealed as the latest Masked Singer to leave the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This ep have we have songs from Toto, Killing Heidi, Manic street preachers, Yello, Chris Isaak, Franke  Potente, Sia, and a warning from Green day.  We have some late tributes... LEARN MORE The post Warning appeared first on TripleX.

The brilliant Ella Hooper joined Jonesy & Amanda to chat about Isol-Aid Homegrown.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The brilliant Ella Hooper joined Jonesy & Amanda to chat about Isol-Aid Homegrown.

There's fun facts, stories, and music from Killing Heidi, Switchfoot and more!

We had the pleasure of interviewing Eliza & The Delusionals from the House of Blues in San Diego! *This interview was recorded prior to the COVID-19 pandemic*  Eliza & The Delusionals have never been afraid to think big. “The goal has always been to play huge shows,” says singer-guitarist Eliza Klatt, who founded the Northern New South Wales/Gold Coast band in 2015. Over the past few years that dream has slowly become a reality as the group’s sweetly snarling, anthemic brand of indie rock has led to supports with artists such as Grinspoon, Nothing But Thieves, Dear Seattle and Killing Heidi, appearances at landmark festivals such as BIGSOUND, Falls Festival and Canadian Music Week, and major radio support both locally and internationally. After a slew of well-received early singles, the band’s climb was kickstarted in earnest by 2017 debut EP The Deeper End. A potent mix of buzz-saw guitars, ear-worm melodies and Klatt’s undeniable vocal hooks, singles such as “Salt” instantly caught the attention of national broadcaster triple j. “We’re just writing songs we want to hear ourselves,” says guitarist Kurt Skuse. “You hear us in our purest form in our writing.” Skuse and Klatt go back years, living down the street from each other as kids. They reconnected in the Gold Coast’s thriving band scene, with Skuse joining alongside guitarist Ashley Martin, a friend of Klatt’s at university, to solidify the line up. The extended periods on the road since have acted as a steep learning curve, while fusing the band into a tightly-wound live unit. "We learned how to put our live set and show together through the experience of watching bigger-scale bands do it” says Klatt. You can hear that experience in recent singles “Pull Apart Heart” and “Just Exist”, the first taste of the group’s forthcoming second EP. The latter in particular introduces a more mature subtlety to their sound, with Klatt ruminating on finding a balance between creativity and good mental health against a slowly building and insistent melody. The song has connected in a big way, particularly in the United States and Canada, with Alt Nation – the flagship alternative rock channel of SiriusXM – crowning it their ‘Critical Cut’ and adding “Just Exist” to high rotation. The listeners responded in kind, voting it Number 1 on the Weekly ALT18 countdown, where it remained in the Top 10 for more than a month. The flow on effect has been remarkable, with more than a dozen stations across America – including national network Music Choice and influential outlets in New York, California, Texas and Florida – adding “Just Exist”. The band’s Spotify listenership has jumped by nearly 100% overall and a whopping 400+% in America, while “Just Exist” has exceeded 600,000 streams. Recently crowned Amazon’s Music’s “Weekly One” and “Song of the Week” in the States, the band’s Shazams have also surged by more than 900%. Having signed with renowned US agency APA for North America, the doors are well and truly starting to open for Eliza & The Delusionals internationally. Those huge shows are getting closer every day We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

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Ella Hooper chats to HEAVY Mag about how excited she is to be kicking off 2021 with Trip The Switch.

The festival season is kicking back in, with several large scale shows already being announced for next year.Among them is Scene & Heard, set down for February 21 in Newcastle, a festival made up of some of last centuries most popular - and still relevant - acts.One of which is Grinspoon, the festival headliners and voice of the downtrodden youth since the release of Guide To Better Living in 1997, an album which to this day still serves as an unofficial anthem for those who like to live life moderately outside of conventional parameters.Guitarist Pat Davern sat down with HEAVY during the week to discuss the show and more."After the year that we've just had it's hard not to get excited," he laughed when asked about the performance. "Let's hear it for 2021!"With so many classic Australian bands on the lineup - including Regurgitator, COG, Frenzal Rhomb, Ratcat, Killing Heidi, Caligula and Custard, Davern has likely toured and/or played with all of them at one stage of Grinspoon's existence but it would be nice to know which of them is the most fun."Frenzal Rhomb are always good ones to tour with," he replied without hesitation. "We've toured with a lot of those guys, especially in the States in the '90s with the Warped Tour and things like that. The whole line-up looks pretty good but we've always been big fans of Regurgitator and what they do so we'll be looking forward to seeing those guys. I think it's just great there's no internationals because there can't be! It's a huge, open market for Australian music next year which will be awesome for the festival scene and the music scene in general."In the full interview, Pat talks more about Scene & Heard, runs us through a bit of nostalgic history about Grinspoon, talks potential new music, discusses the legacy of Guide To Better Living and more.

Our first guest with a Number One Hit Single, several top 10s and an Aria Award...yet. We wander blindly through the darkness with Killing Heidi's Ella Hooper and discuss Space Australians, Vin Diesel stealing Rahda Mitchell's career and get a backyard shinejob look at Music From And Inspired by Spider-Man 2. Bonus episodes at Patreon

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We celebrated Nigels, discussed the state of the celebrity restaurant scene, Scotty had a rant about Gangs, Ruttsy ran an educational segment on Marketing, we dissected various Phobia's and ran the ruler over the latest current affairs. Plus we played some great music by Boom Crash Opera, Killing Heidi, Baby Animals, Living End and Hunters & Collectors.

Our special guest co-host is getting ready to kick off 2020 with The Red Hot Summer Tour across Australia ... out front of her hit 90's band, Killing Heidi ... it's Ella Hooper ... In true co-host style, Ella's gonna play some of her favorites on the show...talk about her encounter with childhood idol ... the legendary Stevie Nicks...and takes us backstage, at the big music festivals.

  Luke Davis speaks to Killing Heidi lead singer Ella Hooper, ahead of the Aussie band's Red Hot Summer Tour

Our special guests this week, Oz Rock Legends Mark Seymour and James Reyne, … on the Red Hot Summer 10th Anniversary tour across summer, kicking off 2020. We’ll hear about Hunter and Collectors reforming for the big event, … with James Reyne, The Living End, The Angels, Baby Animals, Killing Heidi and Boom Crash Opera, also on the big bill.

When you think of iconic Australian bands from the late 90's, you can't go past Grinspoon who have been tearing up stages for the better part of the past 24 years (yes we're including the hiatus too, eat me!) and they're set to do it all again celebrating their BEST songs for a special edition vinyl which will coincide with a massive Australian tour and this week frontman Phil Jamieson joins the show to talk all about it.  Join podcast host Browny as he takes a look back at the band's two and a bit decades in the music industry and the pair reflect on where they've come from to what's next. Is there new music on the way? What hasn't Phil crossed off that "bucket list" yet and what about those rumours of him appearing on Australian Survivor last year? Were they true and would he consider it in future seasons? All that and more are covered in the pair' chat.  Plus, we go wayyyyy back into the Australian music scene and revive songs from bands you probably haven't heard in a long time (or at all) including classics from TISM, Gyroscope, Lash, The Vines, Happyland, Kisschasy, Frenzal Rhomb, Killing Heidi, Silverchair, Regurgitator, Bodyjar, 28 Days, Wolfmother and the brand new single from The Butterfly Effect even gets a spin too.  #WoSUATW #PhilJamieson #Grinspoon #ChemicalHeart #AustralianBands #TISM #Gyroscope #Bodyjar #28Days #Kisschasy #Happyland #TheVines #Lash #KillingHeidi #FrenzalRhomb #Regurgitator #Silverchair #Wolfmother #TheButterflyEffect #Hellyeah #Podcast #MusicPodcast #WallOfSoundAU

PODCAST Ella Hooper invites Caroline to chill with Suzi De Marchi

You might remember Ella Hooper from the massive Aussie band Killing Heidi. Liam had a chat with Ella as she prepares for Eurovision Australia Decides with her song ‘Data Dust’. Not only did they talk […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_joyeurovision/p/joy.org.au/joyeurovision/wp-content/uploads/sites/73/2019/02/AusDecides19-EllaHooper-JOYEurovision.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 15:20 — 14.0MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Eurovision Australia Decides 2019: Ella Hooper, pride of Violet Town appeared first on JOY Eurovision.

In this episode we have the usual nonsense, but we also talk about the following bands played: 1. Rackett - RACKETT are an all-girl, riot-pop squad from Sydney, Australia. The band is fronted by Rebecca Callander on rhythm guitar and vocals, Ally Gaven on bass, Astrid Holz on drums and Kat Ayala on lead guitar. The members have undergone extensive music and performance training and specialise in a range of genres from jazz to heavy metal. Their combined powers make for a diverse and highly skilled songwriting team, taking no time at all to move from their once virtual anonymity to becoming a house hold name. Receiving spots and rotations on community and commercial radio, features in Rolling Stone Magazine, Tone Deaf, Music Feeds & more and earning a fierce reputation for crafting an adventurous live show described by The Music, as both “Intense” & “Magical” as well as receiving a nomination as ‘Best Live Act’, 2018 by the National Live Music Awards alongside Ball Park Music and Hockey Dad. After supporting the likes of Abbe May, The Bennies, DZ Deathrays and having championed national tours with the likes of The Darkness (UK), Killing Heidi and Stonefield. RACKETT are also no strangers to the Festival Circuit bringing their distinctive sound to Groovin the Moo, Big Pineapple Festival, Festival of the Sun, Secret Garden Festival, Hotter than Hell, Electric Lady, Jungle Love and more. https://www.facebook.com/RACKETT.tv 2. Fasha – San Francisco, CA Ambient, intelligent, alternative art rock music. Similar artists: Deftones, Bring Me the Horizon, Mars Volta, Echo and the Bunny Men,30 Seconds to Mars, Team Sleep, M83, Radiohead, Depeche Mode, David Bowie, Sonic Youth, Animal Collective. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fasha/241248655923264 3. Six Feet To Salvation – Fort Wayne We are 5 guys each with our own influences and style that came together to create our own collective sound With 2 Lead Vocalists no 2 songs sound alike. Something for everyone. https://www.facebook.com/playitloud.4ever/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/luciaandglynn/support

RACKETT: Recorded at The Foundry in Brisbane on the 6th of July 2018. Recorded and mixed by Reuben Aptroot. RACKETT are made up of Bec Callander on guitar and vocals, Kat Ayala on lead guitar, Ally Gavin on bass, and Astrid Holz on drums. Based in Sydney, the band have been steadily rising since their inception in 2016, releasing their debut EP Ready Or Not in 2017 with Dave Hammer (Washington, Thundamentals, Born Lion) producing. Since then Rackett have played in major theatres and festivals throughout Australia, receiving regular airplay on community radio and reaching the finals of the inaugural VB Hard Yards competition in 2017. They have supported the likes of DZ Deathrays, The Darkness, Killing Heidi and Bleached, also appearing at Groovin the Moo (2018), Festival of the Sun and Secret Garden Festival. In early 2018 the band released two singles Alive and Space Cadet, which they produced, recorded and mixed themselves. This show was taken from a run of dates in support of the latter and showcases the bands captivating live performances.

Tim is a freelance bass player and music producer located in Sydney (and increasingly, Melbourne). A lover of all music, he cut his teeth playing soul and roots based music around Sydney in the early 2000s. He was mentored by the late bass player/composer Jackie Orszaczky, with whom he had the fortune of playing with in the the last few years of his life. Experienced in many fields and genres, he has performed, recorded and toured with some of the worlds most respected artists. International artists include pop singer Rita Ora (UK), Brooklyn MC Joey Bada$$ and Canadian troubadour Hawksley Workman. Locally he performs as both sideman and band member for Killing Heidi, Ross Wilson, Leah Flanagan, Tim Freedman and Radical Son. Previously he has performed with Old Man River, Ngaiire, Kevin Borich, The Whitlams, Mahalia Barnes, Adam Brand, The Hands, Jackie Orszaczky and Lachy Doley to name just a few. As a member of the houseband on ABCTV's The Sideshow, he backed a multitude of artists including Colin Hay, Martha Davis, Ian Moss, Tim Minchin and numerous cabaret performers. https://www.timcurnick.com http://www.basslessonsmelbourne.com

Over the years Australia has produced some decent quality bands who have stood against the test of time and filled our minds with memories of a time when life was much simpler and rock music was the mainstream. One of those bands were The Superjesus who are still floating about to this day and frontwoman Sarah McLeod joins us for Episode 21 of Wall of Sound: Up Against The Wall to chat about her new solo venture and the imminent return of her band of brothers who are hitting the road across Australia in 2018. Join podcast host Browny as he heads into the early years of the band and discusses touring back in the day with the likes of Grinspoon, Killing Heidi, Frenzal Rhomb and Jebediah and what the band have planned for the 20th Anniversary of their album Sumo. We also take a look at the American Idiot Musical and who is sharing the role of St Jimmy alongside Phil Jamieson next year + head back in time checking out throwback tracks from Silverchair, 28 Days, Veruca Salt, Happyland and The Living End. #WoSUATW #SarahMcLeod #TheSuperjesus #AustralianBands #Podcast #VerucaSalt #Seether #KillingHeidi #Happyland #Grinspoon #AmericanIdiot #Silverchair #TheLivingEnd #CoreyTaylor #StoneSour #POD #LinkinPark #XEcutioners #UglyKidJoe #WallOfSoundAU

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It's hard to believe that Killing Heidi are celebrating their 20th anniversary. Pip spoke to the group's Ella Hooper.

What better way to celebrate our 10th episode of Wall of Sound: Up Against The Wall, than by joining in on the celebrations The Getaway Plan are currently having for the 10th Anniversary of their debut album Other Voices, Other Rooms which they're touring across Australia at the moment. Matt Wright co-hosts with Browny to go back in time and discuss what was going on with the band when all of a sudden they were thrown into stardom and success on the back of the album's two huge singles 'Streetlights' and 'Where The City Meets The Sea' and how being young, dumb and inexperienced may have impacted the band's future. Plus relive your early music loving years with throwbacks from fellow Australian acts like Behind Crimson Eyes, Killing Heidi, Birds of Tokyo and Spiderbait and hear New Music from Architects, The Used and Perth four piece Tired Lion. #WoSUATW #TheGetawayPlan #MattWright #OtherVoicesOtherRooms #AustralianBands #TiredLion #KillingHeidi #BehindCrimsonEyes #ViolentSoho #Architects #TheUsed

Killing Heidi. RockWiz. The Verses. At the age of just 13, Ella Hooper was ripping up the Aussie rock scene, as the front woman of legendary band, Killing Heidi. At it’s release, their debut record, Reflector, was the fastest selling album of all time. Since the band hit pause in 2006, Ella has gone on to have a hugely successful career on TV & radio, in shows like Spicks & Specks, & RockWiz. Today, 20 years after Killing Heidi began, she steps into the chat cave, to talk about the band reuniting for a national tour. The band are coming to a venue near you, you can see them in WA on June 2nd at the Store Theatre, with shows on the 3rd of June at The Gov in South Australia, The Metro Theatre in Sydney on the 8th, a sold out show in Melbourne on the 9th at 170 Russell, and rounding it out on the 10th of June in Brisbane at the Tivoli. You can get more info and tickets at ticketmaster.com.au. Songs featured in this episode include Ella’s solo tune, Shard off the New Magic album, and Killing Heidi’s smash hits Weir, & Living Without It. 

Killing Heidi. RockWiz. The Verses. At the age of just 13, Ella Hooper was ripping up the Aussie rock scene, as the front woman of legendary band, Killing Heidi. At it’s release, their debut record, Reflector, was the fastest selling album of all time. Since the band hit pause in 2006, Ella has gone on to have a hugely successful career on TV & radio, in shows like Spicks & Specks, & RockWiz. Today, 20 years after Killing Heidi began, she steps into the chat cave, to talk about the band reuniting for a national tour. The band are coming to a venue near you, you can see them in WA on June 2nd at the Store Theatre, with shows on the 3rd of June at The Gov in South Australia, The Metro Theatre in Sydney on the 8th, a sold out show in Melbourne on the 9th at 170 Russell, and rounding it out on the 10th of June in Brisbane at the Tivoli. You can get more info and tickets at ticketmaster.com.au. Songs featured in this episode include Ella’s solo tune, Shard off the New Magic album, and Killing Heidi’s smash hits Weir, & Living Without It. 

Killing Heidi are one of the biggest musical acts to grace Australian shores. Today, to chat about 20 years of Killing Heidi, and their upcoming reunion tour, founding member, Jesse Hooper, jumps into the ramble room. The  tour kicks off on June 2nd at the Store Theatre in WA, with shows on the 3rd of June at The Gov in South Australia, The Metro Theatre in Sydney on the 8th, a sold out show in Melbourne on the 9th at 170 Russell, and rounding it out on the 10th of June in Brisbane at the Tivoli. You can get more info and tickets at ticketmaster.com.au. Songs featured in this episode include Mascara, I Am, and Kettle.

Killing Heidi are one of the biggest musical acts to grace Australian shores. Today, to chat about 20 years of Killing Heidi, and their upcoming reunion tour, founding member, Jesse Hooper, jumps into the ramble room. The  tour kicks off on June 2nd at the Store Theatre in WA, with shows on the 3rd of June at The Gov in South Australia, The Metro Theatre in Sydney on the 8th, a sold out show in Melbourne on the 9th at 170 Russell, and rounding it out on the 10th of June in Brisbane at the Tivoli. You can get more info and tickets at ticketmaster.com.au. Songs featured in this episode include Mascara, I Am, and Kettle.

Lead singer of Killing Heidi and multi Aria Award winner, Ella Hooper is an incredible person with a beautiful heart. We met Ella at a music school where she teaches song writing. Ella tells us about her trials and tribulations with life and the band, and reveals her vulnerability after turning 30. We love this girl, she loves life and lord knows she can expand on that! Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/expandonthat/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pariswells/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ParisWells

Record Store Day 2016 is here and this year’s ambassador, Ella Hooper, chats about her love of vinyl. The ex front woman for Killing Heidi, also dishes out some great advice for up coming musicians. You also meet blue & roots artist Matt Stillert.

In this ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ episode, we each pick one song that was amongst the top 100 best selling singles of 1998! As ever, make sure to check the tumblr over the next week as we’ll be posting more stuff about these songs and related things. Feel free to comment underneath the podcast tumblr […]

Nikki and Damo catch up with Ella Hooper, formerly of "Killing Heidi", about her new band "The Verses", a new sound and working with her brother again.