Podcasts about support act

On the latest episode of the LWICFD! Podcast we have one of the nicest guys that I have met in the rock and/or roll game…Luke Henery!  You may have seen Mr. Henery slappin da bass in bands such as Violent Soho, DZ Deathrays & Total Pace but he is also an incredible photographer who develops his own photos (check out his insta page -

Myles Smith ist seit seinem Durchbruch mit "Stargazing" nicht mehr von den Bühnen dieser Welt wegzudenken. Gerade ist er auf seiner eigenen "We Were Never Strangers" Tour und danach geht's für ihn direkt weiter – 6 Monate ist er Support-Act für keinen geringeren als Ed Sheeran! Die Frage ist nur… Wann kommt denn endlich sein Debütalbum?? Die Antwort auf diese und viele weitere Fragen gibt's hier in der neuen Startalk Folge.

Danas neuer Song «Grow Back Closer» ist eine Ode an die Freundschaft. Melina Nora möchte mit ihrer ersten EP «Landtapu» den Walliser Dialekt den Menschen näherbringen, und eine grosse Portion Melancholie gibt es ebenfalls in Form der ersten EP der Zürcher Newcomerin claire my flair. Eine Freundschaft, die alle Phasen des Lebens übersteht – sei es die Schule, die Ausbildung, der Wohnortwechsel, die Liebe und noch vieles mehr – ist nicht selbstverständlich. Es sei doch erstaunlich, wie viele Filme, Bücher und Geschichten es gibt, die sich um Liebesbeziehungen drehen. Dabei sind es oft die Freundschaften, die alle Phasen überstehen und daran wachsen, erzählte Dana unserer Moderatorin Céline Werdelis vor der Sendung. Entstanden ist, ganz zufällig, eine Ode an ihre langjährige Freundin und die Freundschaft – reduziert auf ihre Stimme und die Gitarre. Zudem möchten wir euch heute zwei Erstlingswerke ans Herz legen. Zwei erste EPs (Mini-Alben) von einerseits Meilina Nora, einer Künstlerin aus Zug, die durch ihre Wurzeln im Wallis die «wallisertitschi Indie-Popmüsig, unplugged» kreiert und so den Walliser Dialekt den Hörerinnen und Hörern näherbringen möchte. Feine Kindheitserinnerungen verpackt in Songs. Die zweite EP trägt den passenden Namen «Newborn Baby» und kommt von der Zürcherin claire my flair, die, obwohl sie noch nicht lange im Musikbusiness ist, bereits mit dem englischen Singer-Songwriter Ben Howard vor Tausenden von Menschen als Support-Act spielen durfte. Die ganze Geschichte findet ihr im Link unten für euch zum Nachhören. Ihre neue EP? Zuckerwatte für die Ohren – so melancholisch süss!

PAULA ENGELS ist ganz frisch im Musikbusiness und startet als Newcomerin gerade so richtig durch. 2024 hat sie ihre ersten eigenen Songs veröffentlicht und war u.a. mit „Provinz“ und „Ennio“ als Support-Act auf Tour. Mit dem Rapper „grim104“ hat sie das gemeinsame feat. „Ende der Nacht“ released. In ihrer Musik kombiniert sie Dark-Pop mit deepen Texten und hat damit ihren ganz eigenen Sound kreiert. „Here To Get Heard“ gibt sie ihr erstes Podcast-Interview und verrät so einiges. Wir sprechen mit ihr u.a. über ihren Einstieg ins Musikbusiness, wie sie sich als Newcomerin fühlt, ihre Pläne für ihr erstes Album, warum sie keine Frühaufsteherin ist, was ihre Generation gerade beschäftigt und die fehlende Sichtbarkeit von Frauen auf Playlisten und Venues.Es geht um viel Fühlen, Struggeln mit dem Erwachsenwerden, Abgründe zeigen, ihre Liebe fürs Live-Spielen, den Support ihrer Bandkolleginnen und die Gleichzeitigkeit von Gefühlen.Wenn PAULA ENGELS nicht gerade mit dem Skateboard durch Berlin fährt, kalte Pizza isst oder die Nächte mit Malen verbringt, sucht sie dringend ein neues Hobby oder hört sich durch ihre Lieblingsalben von Billie Eilish.Bühne frei für Paula Engels: She´s HERE TO GET HEARD!Dies ist eine Produktion von SENTAHOOD in Zusammenarbeit mit THOMANN supported by SHURE.LINKS:PAULA ENGELS:https://www.instagram.com/paulaengels/Live-Termine:https://chimperator-tickets.de/paulaengels/THOMANN:https://www.thomann.de/de/index.htmlhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thomann.musichttps://www.instagram.com/thomann.musichttps://www.youtube.com/@ThomannMusicBLOG:https://www.thomann.de/blog/de/here-to-get-heard-de/ (DEUTSCH)https://www.thomann.de/blog/en/here-to-get-heard-en/ (ENGLISCH)SHURE:https://www.thomann.de/de/social_shure-gear-fuer-podcaster-und-creator.htmlSENTA-SOFIA DELLIPONTI:https://sentamusic.de/SENTAHOOD:https://www.sentahood.de/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the LWICFD! Podcast we have my very dear friend Caroline Tully! Caro was the first person to give me a go in the music industry, when she very kindly offered me some internship work at the legendary concert promoter Michael Chugg Entertainment (waaaay back in 2000), when she was the General Manager there. Since then Caro has done so many things to do with touring, promoting & managing bands etc. it was really hard to condense it all into one episode, especially as it had been several years since we had properly caught up. I owe Caro a HUGE thank you for giving me a chance all those years ago and it was very special for me to have her on my podcast

This Thursday, it's time to dig out your favorite Aussie band tee because it's Aus Music T-Shirt Day! We chatted with ambassador Bridget Hustwaite about this epic initiative that celebrates Aussie music and raises funds for Support Act. Whether it's crisis relief, mental health, or First Nations support, this incredible organization has musicians, managers, and crew covered. Head to AusMusicTShirtDay.org.au to donate and show your support—because wearing your merch has never meant so much!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Support Act is described as the heart and hand of Australian music. Why the hand? Because they have been lending a helping hand to Australian musicians who have needed assistance for almost 3 decades now. Musicians are often the first to give assistance to charitable causes so it's wonderful to see some charity extended their [...]Read More... from Interview with CEO of Support Act, Clive Miller, about Aus Music Month and Aus Music T-Shirt Day 2024

This week, we're scratching The Itch to go green! Dale Tanner of Ocean Grove joins us from Melbourne, Australia to discuss the band's new album ODDWORLD. We cover the band's shift in sound from the grunge-y alt rock on their previous two albums to their more nu metal roots, their unique membership setup and the difference between "Ocean Grove" and the "ODDWORLD Collective," and his support of organizations such as Support Act and Sea Shepherd. Ocean Grove is a band on the rise, and Dale's talent matched by his passion for health on a personal and global scale. The Itch's first guest from Down Under doesn't disappoint. Enjoy. If you like what you hear, you can hear more of us every Sunday night broadcasting rock to the masses from 6-9pm CST on KCLC-FM. If you're not in the St. Louis area, you can stream the show from 891thewood.com, TuneIn, Radio.net, and OnlineRadioBox! And if you have the itch to hear some of the best new tracks in rock, follow our New Rock Roundup playlist! For any and all friendship, questions, inquiries, and offers of pizza, The Itch can be found at the following: Website: itchrocks.com Twitter: Twitter.com/itchrocks Facebook: Facebook.com/itchrocks Instagram: Instagram.com/itchrocks Email: itchrocks@gmail.com Thank you so much for listening. If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a positive review and rating on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Podchaser to help our audience grow. If you don't like what you hear, please tell us anyway to help our skills grow. Our theme song "Corrupted", is used with permission from the amazing Skindred. All other content is copyright of The Itch. All rights reserved, including the right to rock on.

On this episode of the LWICFD! Podcast it gives me great pleasure to introduce all the way from Scotland…Quinny!

Mit dem Oktober endet heute für Jared Lembo auch sein Monat als amtierendes «SRF 3 Best Talent». Wir schauen zusammen zurück und natürlich auch in die Zukunft – und wir fragen Marc Sway, mit dem Jared aktuell als Support-Act auf Tour ist, über ihn aus und erfahren, welche Tipps er seinem Schützling mit auf den Weg gegeben hat.

On this episode of the LWICFD! Podcast I am stoked to introduce the Audio Wizard, Adam Kaye!  

Part 4 & the final part of the promo series for the new Lion Island album “Fudge” (out now on all of the streamers + Vi-Nil Records + bandcamp) introduces the big boss of our record label (Vi-Nil Records) Mark Fraser

Zum Spaß dreht skuth ein TikTok-Video, in dem er Paula Hartmann besingt, sie solle ihn bitte zu ihrer ausverkauften Show in Köln einladen. Das Video geht viral, für skuth ein Zeichen, endlich mit der eigenen Musik anzufangen. Und: skuth darf tatsächlich zu dem Konzert kommen. Nur ein Jahr später steht er auf der gleichen Bühne als Support-Act von Dilla. Als Niklas Skutta alias skuth beginnt, eigene Musik zu produzieren, ist er gerade mal elf Jahre alt. Nach der Schule gelingt es ihm einen Studienplatz an der Herman Brood Academie in Amsterdam zu ergattern – genau wie sein Vorbild Martin Garrix. 2022 schließt skuth als Jahrgangsbester ab. Zurück in Köln produziert er erstmal für andere Musiker. Doch elektronische Musik reicht ihm irgendwann nicht mehr aus, um sich selbst auszudrücken. Skuth entdeckt in der Zeit deutschen Indie-Pop von Jeremias, Zartmann und Co. für sich und reiht sich mit seinen eigenen Songs bald ein. Zuletzt ist seine Single "Nordpol" erschienen, Mitte Oktober kommt seine erste EP raus.

Zum Spaß dreht skuth ein TikTok-Video, in dem er Paula Hartmann besingt, sie solle ihn bitte zu ihrer ausverkauften Show in Köln einladen. Das Video geht viral, für skuth ein Zeichen, endlich mit der eigenen Musik anzufangen. Und: skuth darf tatsächlich zu dem Konzert kommen. Nur ein Jahr später steht er auf der gleichen Bühne als Support-Act von Dilla. Als Niklas Skutta alias skuth beginnt, eigene Musik zu produzieren, ist er gerade mal elf Jahre alt. Nach der Schule gelingt es ihm einen Studienplatz an der Herman Brood Academie in Amsterdam zu ergattern – genau wie sein Vorbild Martin Garrix. 2022 schließt skuth als Jahrgangsbester ab. Zurück in Köln produziert er erstmal für andere Musiker. Doch elektronische Musik reicht ihm irgendwann nicht mehr aus, um sich selbst auszudrücken. Skuth entdeckt in der Zeit deutschen Indie-Pop von Jeremias, Zartmann und Co. für sich und reiht sich mit seinen eigenen Songs bald ein. Zuletzt ist seine Single "Nordpol" erschienen, Mitte Oktober kommt seine erste EP raus.

Zum Spaß dreht skuth ein TikTok-Video, in dem er Paula Hartmann besingt, sie solle ihn bitte zu ihrer ausverkauften Show in Köln einladen. Das Video geht viral, für skuth ein Zeichen, endlich mit der eigenen Musik anzufangen. Und: skuth darf tatsächlich zu dem Konzert kommen. Nur ein Jahr später steht er auf der gleichen Bühne als Support-Act von Dilla. Als Niklas Skutta alias skuth beginnt, eigene Musik zu produzieren, ist er gerade mal elf Jahre alt. Nach der Schule gelingt es ihm einen Studienplatz an der Herman Brood Academie in Amsterdam zu ergattern – genau wie sein Vorbild Martin Garrix. 2022 schließt skuth als Jahrgangsbester ab. Zurück in Köln produziert er erstmal für andere Musiker. Doch elektronische Musik reicht ihm irgendwann nicht mehr aus, um sich selbst auszudrücken. Skuth entdeckt in der Zeit deutschen Indie-Pop von Jeremias, Zartmann und Co. für sich und reiht sich mit seinen eigenen Songs bald ein. Zuletzt ist seine Single "Nordpol" erschienen, Mitte Oktober kommt seine erste EP raus.

Zum Spaß dreht skuth ein TikTok-Video, in dem er Paula Hartmann besingt, sie solle ihn bitte zu ihrer ausverkauften Show in Köln einladen. Das Video geht viral, für skuth ein Zeichen, endlich mit der eigenen Musik anzufangen. Und: skuth darf tatsächlich zu dem Konzert kommen. Nur ein Jahr später steht er auf der gleichen Bühne als Support-Act von Dilla. Als Niklas Skutta alias skuth beginnt, eigene Musik zu produzieren, ist er gerade mal elf Jahre alt. Nach der Schule gelingt es ihm einen Studienplatz an der Herman Brood Academie in Amsterdam zu ergattern – genau wie sein Vorbild Martin Garrix. 2022 schließt skuth als Jahrgangsbester ab. Zurück in Köln produziert er erstmal für andere Musiker. Doch elektronische Musik reicht ihm irgendwann nicht mehr aus, um sich selbst auszudrücken. Skuth entdeckt in der Zeit deutschen Indie-Pop von Jeremias, Zartmann und Co. für sich und reiht sich mit seinen eigenen Songs bald ein. Zuletzt ist seine Single "Nordpol" erschienen, Mitte Oktober kommt seine erste EP raus.

Part 3 of the LWICFD! promo series for the new Lion Island album  called “Fudge” (out now on all of the streamers + Vi-nilrecords + bandcamp) introduces my mate & also the lead Bass slapper of Lion Island, Mr. Arran “Azz" Pratt  

As part of the hectic promo schedule for the latest Lion Island recording called “Fudge”, for this episode of the LWICFD! Podcast we have audio engineer & producer Owen Butterworth

Hi friends,As promised, we are here with a special announcement, we are returning to the live stage!!!!!This November, new music podcast Dug By Us is returning to the live stage, with the help of the team at Always Live, at one of Melbourne's best live music pubs, The Workers Club, Saturday 30th November.This event is part of ALWAYS LIVE, a 17-day state-wide celebration of contemporary live music supported by the Victorian Government through Visit Victoria.Joining podcast hosts Cassie Walker and Chris Holland, is garage-rock band and soundtrack for the shows intro for the past 4 years, The Naysayers, along with special live performances, hand selected by Cassie and Chris, for a live, interactive take of their much loved, music loving podcast show.Dug By Us presented by ALWAYS LIVE is part of a 17-day celebration of live music across Victoria Memorable Music Moments are made each year with ALWAYS LIVE, only in Victoria, November 22 – December 8, 2024. From Australia's hottest emerging artists to the international and Australian acts you know and love.Program out now – visit alwayslive.com.au for program and ticket details with more to come!RSVP HERE: https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/487eb53e-5e7b-4248-b58c-494854e5d2a2?utm_source=TheWorkersClub&utm_medium=WebsiteHosted by absolute music nerds, these two music loving mates highlight new music every week on Dug By Us, giving audiences the opportunity to sharpen their new music knowledge and discover their new favourite sound. Having started the show in 2019, Dug By Us is a comfortable listen, filled with laughs, friendship and fun.Dug By Us Live hosted by Cassie Walker and Chris Holland, presented by ALWAYS LIVE. Includes live performances by The Naysayers and more. November 30th, doors 1pm. Free entry and accessibleWe are proud to be teaming up with ALWAYS LIVE to help raise funds for their 2024 charity partner Support Act. This means that $1 from each ticket sold will be going directly to Support Act and the amazing work they do with music workers, artists and crew.Connect with Dug By Us: https://linktr.ee/DugbyusConnect with ALWAYS LIVE: https://www.alwayslive.com.au/https://www.facebook.com/alwayslivevictoriahttps://www.instagram.com/alwayslivevichttps://x.com/alwayslivevic Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Todd Hansen is one of those rare breed of musicians that is just plain nice.Almost too nice.Known, loved and respected for bashing the skins with bands like Headkase, The Berzerker, F.U.C and King Parrot, it is his contributions to things outside of and closely related to music that makes him not only a great skinsman but also a champion bloke.In his spare time Todd also teaches drums, lends his chops as a session drummer, travels the world doing what he loves, produces an entertaining podcast called Drumwell and generally spreads and shares his passion with all those who come within earshot of him. No ego. No judgement. No stress.But it is his work with charity organisations that is perhaps closest to his heart. Most recently Todd ran the gruelling Bridge To Brisbane race to raise money and awareness, but now is he about to lay himself bare - literally - like never before as he prepares to go under the blade to raise money for Support Act in a selfless show of faith that possibly rivals even that of the great Samson.Yep, on Saturday, August 17, Todd Hansen is saying goodbye to his safety blanket of the past 24 years as he gets his infamous dreadlocks removed from his body in an act of defiance that shall forever be referred to as Toddy's Dreadlock Chop. But don't take it from us, let Todd tell you in his own words."After 24 years, it's time to lighten my head and chop off the dreads," he said. "And what better reason to raise some funds for the great work Support Act do for the people working within the Australian music industry? I'll be losing the locks at 2.00pm AEST on Saturday 17th August, live-streaming at www.facebook.com/toddhansenofficial.I would like to raise $2424, to represent 24 years of my dreadlocks being cut off in 2024. All donations are greatly appreciated, and will help Support Act continue to provide their services to music industry workers in crisis."Check out the full interview for all of the gruesome details.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

On this week's episode of LWICFD! we have Dr. Georgie McClean! Georgie is the Executive Director of Development & Partnerships at Creative Australia (formerly known as the Australia Council) where she oversees research & industry development, plus looks after the partnerships team dealing with philanthropy, wellbeing & education, all within the Creative Arts industry.  It sounds like a lot (and it is!) so tune in to find out how Georgie ended up here...and who she would like to invite to her fantasy dinner party! Massive thanks to @shizafrigginhotsauce for the Friggin' hot sauce & sponsoring my show. It's hotter than my fireplace at home during this heinous cold snap, so go check them out and put it on all of the foods.

Arnim Teutoburg-Weiß wird im Juni 1974 in Ostberlin Mitte als jüngstes Kind einer Artisten-Familie geboren: Sein Vater arbeitet als Artist, die Mutter als Assistentin. Durch die Plattensammlung seiner zehn Jahre älteren Schwester kommt er erstmalig mit Rockmusik und Bands wie Queen („Live Killers“) in Berührung, während im heimischen Wohnzimmer R'n'B läuft.Ab 1995 hängt er regelmäßig bei einem Freund im Band-Proberaum ab. Deren Demotape „Die Erste“ – zu diesem Zeitpunkt bereits mit Teutoburg-Weiß als Sänger und drittem Gitarrist – erscheint noch im selben Jahr. Der Name der Band: Beatsteaks. Der erste Auftritt: Bei einem Abiball, bei dem sie mit eigenen Tracks und Coversongs von den Beastie Boys bis hin zu Nirvana und NOFX auftreten. Eines seiner damaligen Vorbilder ist Mike Patton. Laut Teutoburg-Weiß der beste Sänger seiner Generation – und seine Band Faith No More eine der besten Live-Acts, neben Turbonegro.Bereits ein Jahr später treten die Beatsteaks im Berliner SO36 auf, als Support-Act auf der Reunion-Tour der Sex Pistols, bevor 1997 das Debütalbum „48/49“ erscheint. 1998 stößt dann Thomas Götz als Schlagzeuger zur Band hinzu, erstmalig auf dem via Epitaph veröffentlichten „Launched“ (1999) zu hören. Damit werden die Beatsteaks die erste deutsche Band, die es auf das legendäre kalifornische Label schafft.Im selben Jahrzehnt entdeckt er – u.a. durch „Yo! MTV Raps“ – seine Liebe zum HipHop (u.a. A Tribe Called Quest, Missy Elliott, OutKast), bevor 2002 Mike Skinner mit The Streets und dem Debütalbum „Original Pirate Material“ auf der Bildfläche erscheint.Sieben Jahre nach dem noch aktuellen Album „Yours“, der Pandemie und einer bandinternen Mini-Krise veröffentlichen die Beatsteaks mit „Please“ diesen Monat ihr mittlerweile neuntes Studioalbum. Als Produzent stand der Band diesmal allerdings nicht Moses Schneider, der seit „Smack Smash“ (2004) alle Beatsteaks-Alben produziert hat, sondern Olaf Opal zur Seite.Dass der Sänger und Gitarrist auch außerhalb des Bandgefüges nicht untätig ist, hat er 2023 mit seinem Solo-Song „Belohne dich mit mir“ gezeigt. Geschrieben mit Porky von Deichkind und produziert von Nico von K.I.Z, ist der Song eine Verbeugung vor D'Angelo und seinem Song „Untitled (How Does It Feel)“ – und gleichzeitig seine erste Zusammenarbeit mit Opal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SQUUAAAAWK! That's the sound a Parrot makes and also the sound of the new song from loudnheavy band TOTALLY UNICORN   

It is my pleasure to introduce to you Andy Fermo for this episode of LWICFD! Andy served as a Commando in the Australian Defence Force, achieving the rank of Corporal and specialising in Electronic Warfare. He served 2 tours in Afghanistan & upon returning home he realised he was suffering from PTSD.  Andy tells us of his journey of how he got into the army & some of his time in the war zone & what happened after he came back. He also explains his new project, Invisible Injuries which aims to provide support through connection and ambassadorship to improve the mental health and wellbeing of veterans, first responders (and their immediate support) experiencing PTSD. In his free time, Andy also is a DJ + proud husband & father & like I wrote above, it was an absolute honour to have Andy on this episode.  BiG thanks to @shizafrigginhotsauce for the Friggin' hot sauce & sponsoring my show. It's hotter than Andys wheels of steel whilst he is hitting the decks so go check them out and put it on all of the foods.

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ANNOUNCEMENT | Officially supporting Suse at The Met next Thursday night will be none other than NZ/ Aus DJ extraordinaire Jolyon PetchSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It gives me great pleasure to introduce to you Ethan Cochran, the lead guitarist (#shred-lord) of Central Coast band The Gypsy Wailers  They have just released their debut LP last week called HOWLIN' ON THE STREETS OF NOWHERE LAND which was recorded right here at Bangerz & Mosh Studios

Spätestens seit ihrem 2020er Top 14 Album-Debüt „Wo mein Herz ist“ begeistert sie zehntausende Fans, im vergangenen Jahr z.B. auch als Support-Act des großen Roland Kaiser! Jetzt kehrt sie zurück ins Rampenlicht mit einer brandneuen Single und mit einer neuen Liebe: Sarah Zucker. Vivi und Normen fragen Sarah, wie sie ihren Martin kennengelernt hat und […]

Hi-diddly-ho! It's (literally) my neighborino Russell “Rusty” Hopkinson on this episode #23 of LWICFD! For those that don't already know, Rusty is the drummer in one of Australia's most loved bands You Am I (as well as playing drums or guitar in HEAPS of other bands before he joined YAI & also a few after eg Radio Birdman). Rusty is a connoisseur of vinyl records & a walking encyclopaedia when it comes to music, especially garage, punk, soul & funk, (which is lucky as he is also is the Australian rep for NYC based Daptone Records) so tune in as we have a classic yarn that takes us everywhere from the christian rock of Creed to the crazy phasing sounds of cicadas…+ everything in between (including 5 very interesting dinner party guests!) Massive thanks to @shizafrigginhotsauce for the Friggin' hot sauce & sponsoring my show. It's hotter than the feckn soldering iron I burnt my finger on last week

In this weeks episode Tori and Eliza are joined by the human personification of sunshine Madeleine Wighton, a true beacon of light and life. Dive into empowering conversations about creating your own work, Mads' journey of writing, directing, producing, and starring in the heartwarming rom-com thriller 'Bernice', the vital role of mental health in the arts and so much more. Episode Trigger Warning: This episode contains conversations about mental health a suicide, timestamped: 25 mins - 30 mins Mental Health Resources: Beyond Blue, Lifeline 13 11 14 , Support Act, Arts Wellbeing Collective

Congress has moved to reup treatment for opioid use disorder as the rate of fatal overdoses remains near record highs in the US. Host Lauren Gardner talks with POLITICO global health reporter Carmen Paun about the role of the SUPPORT Act in the ongoing opioid epidemic.

Hello Bang Fam! It's almost December, and if that doesn't make your head spin then this past week in music, art, life, and stuff, will.Dolly Parton continues to slay, performing at the Thanksgiving Halftime Show in a cheerleader outfit for the NRL, but some people (a dude) ain't having it. We're living for the responses to his opinion that a 77 year old woman should “dress her age”.It's Word of the Year time too! Where dictionaries across the world capture the year that was in one word. Or two. So what has captured the imaginations of language in 2023? Meanwhile we're back in 1984 with Spinal Tap with the news that a sequel is planned for this iconic rock mockumentary.Linda Evangelista doesn't want to date anymore with a reason we all feel deeply, and The Prodigy have quietly changed the lyrics to one of their most divisive songs.And we're banging on about a great doco on the song factory of Stock, Aitken and Waterman, and the return of wholesome TV with the Great British Bake Off.This episode contains strong language.Show notes:Support Act: https://supportact.org.au/give-help/donate-now/Dolly Parton's Halftime performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFE6SNXoZuE&ab_channel=NFLMacquarie Dictionary Word of the Year: https://amp.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/nov/28/cozzie-livs-light-hearted-term-for-cost-of-living-crisis-named-macquarie-dictionary-word-of-the-yearMerriam-Webster's Word of the Year: https://www.npr.org/2023/11/27/1215372795/merriam-webster-word-of-the-year-2023-authenticThis is Spinal Tap sequel: https://www.vulture.com/article/spinal-tap-sequel-cast-release-date-details.htmlLinda Evangelista: https://www.thecut.com/2023/11/linda-evangelista-has-an-excellent-reason-to-stay-single.htmlThe Prodigy: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-11-28/have-the-prodigy-changed-lyrics-smack-my-bitch-up-controversial/103159282Renaissance latest trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGYIXarTNbA&ab_channel=Beyonc%C3%A9Legends of Pop: https://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/tv-series/stock-aitken-waterman-legends-of-popGreat British Bake Off: https://binge.com.au/shows/show-the-great-british-bake-off!3606Bang Back to us: bangon.podcast@abc.net.auBang On is an ABC podcast, produced by Double J. It is recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri, Gadigal, and Turrbal peoples. We pay our respects to elders past and present. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, work, and learn.

Rep. Tom Emmer wins the GOP nomination for Speaker of the House.... then drops out; Qatar plays the intermediary in the Israel-Hamas conflict to help negotiate the release of hostages... but they have ties to the terrorist organization; Congress fails to reup the SUPPORT Act,intended to help with treatment and recovery from opioid overdoses. 

Step into the world of Australian music as Matt Gudinski, CEO of Mushroom, sits down with Matty O on Triple M Homegrown. Together, they delve deep into 'Mushroom 50 Live' – not just an event, but a momentous occasion celebrating 50 songs spanning 50 years of Mushroom's illustrious legacy. Set against the backdrop of the iconic Rod Laver Arena on November 26, this concert promises to be unlike any other. Matt Gudinski sheds light on the intricacies of organizing an event of such magnitude and the unique challenges it presents. But more than just the logistics, it's the sheer significance of the event that stands out. As Matty O puts it, "it's also the first time all these acts are going to be in one place. This is special. If you're an upcoming artist, you know, you could meet your idol and vice versa for those established acts that are loving the new crop of Mushroom artists coming through." Listeners are in for a treat as Gudinski hints at unexpected collaborations and surprise artist appearances, stoking the flames of anticipation. Beyond the event, the episode dives into the legacy of Mushroom and Gudinski's personal journey. Reflecting on the company's milestone, Gudinski remarks, "For any company to make 50 years is a feat in itself, and I feel that it has been probably the most exciting year of my career so far." In addition to music and memories, this episode offers fans an insight into the exclusive merchandise themed around the 50-year celebration. And in a nod to giving back, a portion from each ticket sale, specifically $2, will be generously donated to Support Act. Whether you're a longstanding fan of Australian music or newly exploring its rich tapestry, this episode is a must-listen. Join Matty O and Matt Gudinski as they journey through time, music, and the heart of 'Mushroom 50 Live'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this riveting episode of Hard N Heavy Headlines with Emmy Mack of Redhook, we dive into the thunderous comeback of Aussie Nu Metal legends, Sunk Loto. After a two-decade hiatus, they've launched a scintillating new track "THE GALLOWS WAIT", introducing us to their new guitar force, Rohan Stevenson. Furthermore, we share a heartrending update about Disturbed's frontman Dave Draiman's missing puppy in Miami and delve into Sharon Osbourne's ambitious plan to honor metal deity Ozzy Osbourne. Plus, gear up for the much-anticipated Aus Music T-shirt Day 2023! Join us to remain at the pulse of the heavy music world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Joshua Broadbent as he learns all about the world of sound with special guest host Monique Orton.  Monique Orton is live entertainment tech working in Australian theatre, cabaret, music, burlesque, circus and comedy. She shares her experiences on YouTube, aiming to provide fans with a behind-the-scenes look and inspire aspiring technicians. Currently, she works as a Radio Mic Technician for "Tina: The Tina Turner Musical" in Sydney. In this episode we discuss the importance of sound and stage management working closely together, navigating technical challenges of working on the outdoor production of Phantom Of The Opera, how working with great people make a huge impact to your experience, and the importance of finding that work/life balance to look after your mental and physical health.  This episode touches on topics of mental health and the importance of finding work/life balance, if you or any one you know is in need of support please reach out to Support Act who offer a free phone counselling service for anyone working in Australian music or the arts by calling 1800 959 500.  If you are overseas or not in the industry please reach out to your relevant service providers.  Connect with Monique on Instagram, subscribe to her on YouTube and join her discord – Follow us on Instagram: @whispersinthewings Follow us on Twitter: @whispersitwings Follow us on Facebook: Whispers In The Wings Podcast Whispers In The Wings is produced by Marker Creative Co, and is a proud member of the Broadway Podcast Network. Whispers in the Wings acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In June of, 2021, U.S. Representatives Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Arizona, and Dan Newhouse, R-Washington, introduced H.R. 3940, the Local Journalism Sustainability Act (LJSA), a bipartisan bill designed  to help local newspapers sustain financial viability through a series of tax credits.. The LJSA was originally the brainchild of Arizona-based Francis Wick, CEO of Wick Communications and fellow news publisher Alan Fisco, President of the Seattle Times, who each, along with support from America's Newspapers, lobbied their local congress members, to introduce the bill that was hoped to provide some needed financial assistance to help abate the widespread proliferation of newspaper shutdowns nationwide. For months the LJSA was debated and modified with hopes that its passage would become a reality. Its closest chance came In November of 2021, with the modified, stripped-down version that only offered tax credits for hiring and retaining journalists. H.R. 390 was then included in the draft text of the Biden Administration's Build Back Better reconciliation package. But the LJSA was not to be; last-minute lobbying by Big Tech and others squashed the bill, "pushing it to the curb" for possible resurrection in the next Congress. Now, a new piece of legislation, which offers tax incentives to both local news media that employ journalists and the local businesses that help support the media outlet through their advertising dollars, has surfaced as the Community News and Small Business Support Act (H.R.4756). The new bill was introduced on Thursday, July 20, 2023, by Rep. Claudia Tenney (R-NY) and Suzan DelBene (D-WA). At its core, H.R. 4756 lays out a five-year plan to provide payroll tax credits to local/community news outlets expressly to hire and retain local news reporters across the country. Small businesses (those with fewer than 50 employees) that advertise in local newspapers, digital news sites, on local radio or with local T.V. stations are also eligible for tax credits. In this episode of E&P Reports, we go one-on-one with one of the key players in helping champion tax incentive-based legislation through the U.S. Congress, Dean Ridings, CEO of America's Newspapers, one of North America's largest news media trade organizations. Ridings offers a quick history of the new Community News and Small Business Support Act (H.R.4756), a bill designed to help sustain local journalism through tax breaks for those who pay newsroom salaries and small businesses who support local journalism through their advertising dollars. Ridings also speaks frankly about the chances of eventual passage of the bill and what each local news publisher can do to help make it happen.

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Coming to you from Nashville, Tennessee, Smallzy sits down with 'The Eras Tour' opening act & 'ABCEFU' singer Gayle ahead of the big hometown show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Simon, Nat and Daniel share their deep passion for allocated seating; Justin "Digga" Calverley explains the importance of pruning summer fruit trees and the joys of a free orchard; Book reviewer Fi Wright shares highlights from Yiyun Li's The Book of Goose; Anne Jacobs from Support Act explains the 'Support Act Supports Us All' campaign; Game enthusiast Dan Morganti explores turn-based online game Your Only Move is HUSTLE; Writer Keziah Warner chats about the Malthouse production of her adaption of Nosferatu; and Nat has a bone to pick with white boards. With presenters Simon Winkler, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris. Website: https://www.rrr.org.au/explore/programs/breakfasters/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Breakfasters3RRRFM/Twitter: https://twitter.com/breakfasters

Visit: www.salty.com.au Recorded April 2007 and released as stand alone interview 18 January 2023. Salty talks with Renée over 90 minutes about her career, singing, the music industry, reception in the USA, Support Act, Paul Kelly and more. An in-depth and personal interview with Australia's undisputed Queen of Soul. RIP 11 September 1953 - 17 January 2023

In this episode, Cass is joined by Rob ‘Millsy' Mills - an Australian actor and musician. Since appearing as a finalist on the very first season of Australian Idol, Millsy has really carved out a name for himself in the entertainment sphere. Millsy' new book, ‘Putting on a Show” looks at what it means to be an average Aussie bloke, and how men exist in the modern world. Millsy speaks about how men process and communicate their emotions, understanding how toxic masculinity affects both men and women, and how men can start opening up in their day to day lives. Connect with Rob: https://www.robmills.net.au/ Donate to Support Act: https://supportact.org.au/ Connect with Cass: www.cassdunn.com instagram.com/cassdunn_xo facebook.com/cassdunn.xo Join the Crappy to Happy community: www.facebooks.com/groups/crappytohappycommunitySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Für Ayliva könnte es in diesem Jahr kaum besser laufen. Die Recklinghauserin, deren Karriere mit veröffentlichten Gesangsproben bei Instagram und TikTok begann, hat in diesem Jahr ihr erstes Studioalbum veröffentlicht ("Weißes Herz"), trat als Support Act von Alicia Keys in Berlin und Mannheim auf und ist jetzt mit "Bei Nacht" für eine 1LIVE Krone nominiert. Am Montag war sie bei Olli und Micha in 1LIVE zu Gast. Von Daniel Driever.

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#034 - How to Crush it as a Support Act to Get People Interested in Your Stuff.After all, it's all a question: Will they sing your lyrics back to you, or will they not?For me as a listener, yes, I'll definitely shout back: Viva La Victoria!Now what that means and how you can get people excited as a support act – even if they didn't come because of you – you'll discover that in this episode. We talk about how you can hook, captivate, and keep the crowd's attention and awaken their interest in you and what you have to say.I'll share with you some of the DO's and DON'Ts of how you can crush it as a support act. And I'll even tell you a secret way that will ensure that people start singing along to your songs even if they have never heard your songs before.Episode Overview[00:02:40] The Opportunity of Being Hired as a Support Act[00:07:38] Getting a Chain Reaction in the Audience & Making Them Feel Something[00:11:01] The DONT's of being a Support Act[00:12:29] Eclipse - The band that truly got the crowd excited.[00:15:40] When you are booked as a Support Act, DO this:[00:22:40] The secret way of how you can get the crowd to sing along to your songs even if they have never heard them before.[00:28:00] Summary of Do's and Dont'sShow NotesCheck out Eclipse from Sweden - https://www.eclipsemerch.com/Listen to “Viva La Victoria” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-EvFAx0OsETo get your free gift: Uncover Irresistible Lyric Ideas go to lyrics.storiesinsongs.comTag me on Facebook: @LyricArtistsTag me on Instagram: @stories.in.songsSupport the show

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Party lord, Dahn Rozario, ventures in to The Phone Hacks abyss for another top tier episode of the pod. The guys dig up the old Phone Hacks card game and give it a run and Dahn has landed a huge gig as a featured act for a renowned comic. Join the Patreon here: www.patreon.com/thephonehacks! Just $7 (AUD) for bonus eps and content. Get tons of behind the scenes hacks and pranks and help keep this podcast going! Subscribe where you're listening and leave a review to get the word out there.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.