Podcasts about Unify Gathering

We had the pleasure of interviewing RedHook over Zoom video!RedHook are a fiercely independent, shapeshifting alt-rock foursome from Sydney, Australia who've quickly accumulated a global fanbase and tens of millions of streams through their powerful songwriting and captivating live show.Featuring the core creative duo of Emmy Mack and Craig Wilkinson, two strangers from regional New South Wales whose paths collided after moving to Sydney in 2017, RedHook combine with young gun drummer Alex Powys and seasoned bassist Ned Jankovic to create heartfelt, attitude-filled and relatable alternative rock music that consistently defies classification.The strength of their debut single ‘Minute On Fire' in 2018 was enough to attract the interest of one of the lead promoters of the UK's iconic Download Festival, who swiftly invited RedHook over to play. The band were then snapped up by The Hen House Artist Management (worldwide) and inked booking deals with New World Artists (AUS) and Wasserman (UK/EU), going on to conquer some of Australia's biggest music festival stages (Download, Good Things, Stonefest, BIGSOUND). They also completed their debut international tour (supporting metal titans Three Days Grace across the UK & Europe), launched their own gender diversity-inspired alternative festival in Sydney, 'UsFest', and undertook four complete Australian tours (selling out the Melbourne and Sydney legs of their own debut headline tour).As RedHook's global fan base grew steadily with each single release and live show, many big things followed. The band were named triple j Unearthed feature artist, Kerrang! Radio feature artist and were invited to host the ABC's iconic rage program. They've consistently featured as one of the top 50 most-played artists on triple j Unearthed every year since 2019.2021 saw RedHook release their long-awaited debut EP ‘Bad Decisions' which has ticked over 13 million Spotify streams and had its two lead singles added to rotation on triple j. The record earned praise from Kerrang! (UK), Rock Sound (UK), Rolling Stone (AUS) and many more, even scooping a 2022 AIR Independent Music Awards nomination for best punk EP or album.RedHook continued their steady rise across 2022 with their debut performances at Australia's UNIFY Gathering, Groovin' The Moo and boutique festival Rolling Sets, as well as playing one of the world's most iconic rock festivals Rock AM Ring/Rock im Park in Germany alongside the likes of Green Day and Muse, accompanied by a second tour of Europe supporting The Faim.Their own headline ‘Bring Ya Mates' tour was also a huge success with multiple sold out shows around Australia as it emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic. This was followed by a mammoth 28-date, two-month-long regional Australian tour as main support for metalcore titans In Hearts Wake and a triumphant return the Good Things festival stage alongside Bring Me The Horizon and Deftones, where RedHook made history as the first band to grace the lineup twice.In May 2022, RedHook returned with ‘Jabberwocky' their most gut-wrenching single to date, which was immediately added to triple j high rotation and added to the cover of Spotify's popular ‘All New Rock' Playlist. Follow-up singles ‘SAY' and ‘Soju' Ft. Sly Withers have both since been added to full rotation on triple j.RedHook recently released their long-anticipated debut album, Postcard From A Living Hell!We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #RedHook #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4972373/advertisement

Interview by Kyra-Jade CoombsBloom are an Aussie band that I was pretty keen to have a chat with.As far as huge years go for bands, these guys have had an absolute pearler. From visualising their dream goals to ticking most of them off within 7 months, these guys really have gone from strength to strength.Becoming a part of Destroy All Lines, signing to Pure Noise Records and being put on the bill for Good Things 2023… this year is shaping up to be one they will never forget.One thing that really struck me throughout this interview was frontman Jono's pure passion and love for music. Bloom are one of those bands who are lucky enough to have had their friendship pre-gig days and still share the same vision, love and passion to this day with a mutual agreement of how fortunate they are to share such a bond. Jono often shares his appreciation and credits those around Bloom for working behind the scenes to support them and help facilitate their successes.Bound To Your Whispers is the latest release from Bloom which has a catchy hook guaranteed to get stuck in your head. If you haven't seen it yet, the video clip for Bound To Your Whispers transports youto a place that feels like you are in a void, a place with no sense of walls or structure to it. Their vision was expertly executed by Jack Fontes of Dunelabs who pretty well took their idea and made it come to life.This is by no means the end of new music we will hear from Bloom this year and by the sounds of it they have eons of material they have been working on waiting to be unleashed.To get a better sense of who Bloom are as a band, I asked how you'd describe them to someone who's just discovered them and Jono replied, “We combine parts of metalcore people like along with melodic hardcore, we want to have memorable moments. If you've just stumbled across Bloom and you are unsure, come to a show”.Honestly, I can't wait to see these fellas play live after this chat… even after all the huge gigs they've been a part of and artists they've supported, (Bad Omens, Unify Gathering, Thornhill to name a few), one of the band's favourite memories was their first headline show.Seeing familiar faces in the crowd and new fans showing up to support them was so important to them and filled them with a huge sense of pride beaming “We did this. WE did this”, trumping other memories and circles back to the appreciation for the music they play that I was talking about earlier.Finishing off this amazing year for Bloom is Good Things 2023 which is going to be a huge weekend of shows for the Sydney boys. I wondered who Jono was most excited to share the stage with, and it was of course Fall Out Boy. Being able to show the folk's Bloom's name on the poster alongside Fall Out Boy and a slew of legends is definitely something to write home about.I'm looking forward to seeing what unfolds for Bloom in the years to come as I'm sure it can only get better and better from here. Be sure to check them out on tour with Thornhill later this month or catch them playing the Good Things festival circuit in December.

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Whilst still in isolation over the phone, Cam and Steve reflect on their current home lives and talk about your happiest music moments, as well as a massive 12 new music tracks including the show's 300th song.New music this week comes from PJ Orr, Doko, KIT, Pepperhead, The Smith Street Band, Jack Bratt, Yours Truly, Neck Deep, XIII, Fortunate Losers, Stepson and Emery Heights.

A rumour starting circulating a couple of days ago after a an article on Tone Deaf stated that Parkway Drive would be playing Unify Gathering in 2021 as part of their All Australian line up, Hggo spoke to Winston via skype this morning and put that rumour to bed

Pricey and Browny applaud UNIFY Gathering's all-Australian 2021 festival announcement and speculate on which bands may make an appearance... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back with music industry veterans Silverstein who are celebrating two decades in the heavy music scene and the forthcoming release of their tenth studio album A Beautiful Place To Drown! Frontman Shane Told is this week's podcast guest and he's ready to bare all for the fans who have followed them from day one or jumped on the bandwagon recently. He discusses the importance of finding the right record label to sign to (especially after being in the game for as long as they have), their almost disastrous appearance at UNIFY Gathering earlier this year and Browny even plays a game of "I Wish I'd Been Told... With Shane Told" where he grills the vocalist about topics he wishes someone spoke to him about before starting a band! There's also new D.R.U.G.S. too... err the musical kind, as Craig Owens returns to his game changing band Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows and offers up his first taste of new music in almost ten years! Talking about New Music, we spin the latest ones for Spiritbox, ATLVS, Slowly Slowly and Lauren Babic, throwbacks from SKYND, Wage War, Beartooth and more! #WoSUATW #Silverstein #ShaneTold #PostHardcore #Spiritbox #DRUGS #DestroyRebuildUntilGodShows #CraigOwens #LaurenBabic #WageWar #SlowlySlowly #Beartooth #ATLVS #SKYND #MusicPodcast #WallOfSoundAU

Pricey and Browny discuss their Unify Gathering 2020 experience and debate triple j's Hottest 100 voting - who from the heavy music scene will possibly make appearances on the triple j countdown? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Well Unify happened and what a wild weekend it was.This review is brought to you by festival comedown syndrome.Links:@wwdotw - Facebook@wwdotw - Instagram@wwdotw - TwitterOnce again our into is Passion by SteadfastCheck them out on Spotify here - https://spoti.fi/2Hn2Nz5Our new Outro is thanks to new friend of the show Adam SuraceSupport the show (http://Paypal.Me/wwdotw)

Alex Henderson from The Beautiful Monument has a chat with Cam and Steve about the bands second studio album 'I'm The Reaper' and their upcoming performance at Unify Gathering 2020.

Pricey and Browny chat with Jenna McDougall from Tonight Alive about their UNIFY Gathering set(and friends!) and discuss the My Chemical Romance and Rage Against The Machine reunions! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cam and Steve have been busy little bees, reviewing gigs by Grinspoon, Jebediah and You Am I, and the latest Metallica movie S&M2. The guys also chat the Hotter Than Hell festival, Unify Gathering and the 2019 ARIA Award nominees, as well as discussing your guilty pleasure music.New music this week comes from Jack Biilmann, Tim Smyth & HolyTrash, The Crookeds, King Coyote, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets and Refused.

Max and Dan have a little catch up about all things metal, and then realise that Crazy Town is statistically better than the Beatles.9:47 Thornhill are captaining an emo boat party13:42 The Amity Affliction announce regional tour17:50 Stray from the Path announce a UNIFY Gathering sideshow21:44 Crazy Town are touring Australia30:16 Mallrat collabing with Pierce the Veil?32:09 Ocean Alley are hosting a festival for charity35:14 New music41:28 Abbey Road 50th AnniversaryNew MusicThe Beat Supreme - Client LiaisonLater Flight - Jack River

A few little reviews in this oneDeath to Spring at Stay Gold featuring Eternal RestMindsnare - 15 years of The Death at Stay Goldand finally the 2020 Unify lineup review you've all been waiting forCheck out the Goon of Fortune event page, there's gonna be lots of content posted in thereAlso make sure you get down to Stay Gold for a drink and buy a stubby holderLinks:@wwdotw - Facebook@wwdotw - Instagram@wwdotw - TwitterOnce again our into is Passion by SteadfastCheck them out on Spotify here - https://spoti.fi/2Hn2Nz5Support the show (http://Paypal.Me/wwdotw)

It's Steve's birthday and the guys mark the occasion by reminiscing over their favourite music festival moments, as well going through the lineups for Unify Gathering, Ocean Sounds, On The Wing and Falls Festival and an interesting drumming injury by Rufus Taylor from The Darkness.New music this week comes from The VANNS, Gyroscope, Puddle of Mudd, Big Red Fire Truck, The Ugly Kings and Lacuna Coil.

Pricey and Browny talk through the entire UNIFY Gathering 2020 line-up, featuring headliners Architects and The Ghost Inside and discuss new music from Bare Bones, Rumours, All That Remains/Danny Worsnop, Ghost and Lacuna Coil. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Returning from illness for their 100th podcast, Steve and Cam chat about the Good Things and Under The Southern Stars festival line-ups, as well as Unify Gathering and tour announcements for Liam Gallagher, British India and Slowly Slowly, plus they read out the first albums you owned.New music this week comes from Oly Sherman, The Kava Kings, The DieCasts, Pandamic, Airbourne and Thornhill.

We're throwing a 21 year old shrimp on the barbed wire in a room full of old men. That didn't sound right. Our Metal-head At-large hits the road and visits the UNIFY Gathering in balmy Australia. Hear the ins and outs of the festival experience, some vinyl insights, and a word from new MAMH-about-town Geoff! CAN YOU DIG IIIIIIIITTTTT

When bands go through lineup changes it can mean one of two things, one of which is the band won't be the same as they used to be, the other is the flourish into a new entity and continue to dominate with the legion of fans they accumulated over the years and that's what we're predicting for Ocean Grove who debuted their latest member Twiggy this week, who replaces ex-frontman Luke Holmes and guitarist Jimmy Hall. A quick reshuffle of positions and roles within the band now sees the charismatic Dale Tanner ditching the bass in favour of fronting the now four piece and he's chatting with podcast host Browny all about it this week. The pair go over the transition and how they've adapted to losing two members, where they found Twiggy (who has been part of the OG family for a few years now) and their belter of a new song 'Ask for the Anthem' which, in a mind-blowing turn of events, actually made its debut over the speakers twice at UNIFY Gathering this year. You'll have to listen to find out when and try to remember if you were there when they played it. There's also plenty of heavy tunes to get you through your day including New Stuff for The Brave, Calibrium and Periphery, throwbacks from Linkin Park, Korn, Limp Bizkit, P.O.D., Void of Vision and more #WoSUATW #OceanGrove #DaleTanner #NuMetal #AskForTheAnthem #Twiggy #UNIFYGathering #TheBrave #UNFD #Skorched #LimpBizkit #KoRn #VoidOfVision #POD #LinkinPark #Periphery #Calibrium #ProgMetal #ProgRock #DearSeattle #Podcast #MusicPodcast #WallOfSoundAU

2019 Unify Gathering

Cam and Steve recap the 2019 Unify Gathering festival featuring Underoath, Taking Back Sunday, Every Time I Die, Karnivool, Trophy Eyes, Hellions, Ocean Grove, Crossfaith, Dream On Dreamer, Clowns, Stand Atlantic and Pagan.

Spencer, Aaron and Chris from Florida rock group Underoath have a chat with Steve, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

UNIFY Gathering. An experience and a half for heavy music fans who travel from all over Australia (and the world) to attend the sleepy country town of Tarwin Lower in Regional Victoria to see bands of various genres playing their hearts out and then joining in on the festivities with punters across the venue. This year was no exception. This time around for us, we brought along our Wall of Sound UNIFY Intern winner Adam Rice who took out the competition and won the chance to interview some of the bands from the lineup and enjoy a weekend covering the event for us. How'd he go? Well, you'll have to listen to the collection of interviews and tracks we have at your disposal, but be warned, there is well over 4 Hours of Fun this year (as we wanted to cover as many bands as we could for you and this podcast special). So strap yourselves in and get ready to get up close and personal with the likes of Every Time I Die, Underoath, Karnivool, Hand of Mercy, Hellions, Dream State, Ocean Grove, The Plot In You, In Hearts Wake, Pagan, Thornhill, Drown This City, Gravemind, Falcifer, Saviour and Ocean Sleeper as Browny and Intern Adam Do UNIFY Gathering 2019. Interview Times Hellions – 8:29 Dream State – 21:41 Ocean Sleeper – 35:31 Drown This City – 47:42 Ocean Grove – 57:36 Karnivool – 1:20:41 In Hearts Wake – 1:36:11 The Plot In You – 1:50:00 Saviour – 2:02:27 Hand of Mercy – 2:15:05 Falcifer – 2:25:34 Gravemind – 2:39:58 Pagan – 2:57:25 Thornhill - 3:15:09 Underoath - 3:27:44 Every Time I Die - 3:45:09 #WoSUATW #UNIFY2019 #UNIFYGathering #WoSDoesUnify #WoSUNIFYIntern #EveryTimeIDie #ETID #Underoath #Karnivool #HandOfMercy #Hellions #DreamState #OceanGrove #ThePlotInYou #InHeartsWake #Pagan #DrownThisCity #Thornhill #Gravemind #Falcifer #Saviour #OceanSleeper #Australianbands #HeavyMetal #Hardcore #Metalcore #PopPunk #ProgMetal #Podcast #MusicPodcast #Interviews #WallOfSoundAU

New York rockers Taking Back Sunday have a chat with Cam, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

Andy and Stephen from Buffalo hardcore band Every Time I Die have a chat with Steve, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

Nikki and Dan from Melbourne​ based heavy rock band Pagan have a chat with Cam, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

Max and Jesse from New South Wales rock group After Touch have a chat with Steve, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

Dre and Anthony from Syndey based punk band Hellions have a chat with Cam, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

Bonnie from Sydney based pop-punk​ trio Stand Atlantic has a chat with Cam, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

CJ and Rhys from South Wales rock group Dream State have a chat with Steve, backstage at the 2019 Unify Gathering

The guys from Melbourne based hard rock group Dream On Dreamer have a chat with Cam, backstage at the 2019 Unify Gathering

English metalcore band While She Sleeps have a chat with Steve, backstage at the Unify Gathering 2019

Dale and Sam from Melbourne based nu metal band Ocean Grove have a chat with Cam, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019​

Evan and Kyle from Byron Bay metalcore band In Hearts Wake have a chat with Steve, backstage at Unify Gathering 2019

Stop Everything: Karnivool are back together again and they're not only working on new music but they're hitting the road to play UNIFY Gathering 2019 and we can hadly contain our excitement. Joining us on this very special 'Countdown to UNIFY' podcast is frontman Ian Kenny who not only opens up about what's taking so long with the band's new material, but also the feelings of neglect he deals with when thinking about the fans who are eagerly waiting to hear it. It's no secret the man is one of Australia's hardest working musicians fronting both The Vool and Birds of Tokyo, so its great to get an insight to how his mind works and how he juggles time between the two, as well as having a social life. But the surprises don't end there, he discusses the idea of a Sound Awake Anniversary Tour in 2019 to celebrate the album's 10th Birthday, similar to what they did with their debut album Themata and from all accounts, there could very much be something in the works already... Podcast host Browny also chats with the very first Wall of Sound UNIFY Intern winner Adam Rice about taking out the prize and a couple of the bands from the lineup which changed and influenced his appreciation for heavy music. And talking about the lineup, there are plenty of tracks to get you pumped up for the annual festival including throwbacks from Every Time I Die, Taking Back Sunday, WAAX and Falcifer, newer tunes from The Plot In You, Turnstile, Underoath, Hellions, Pagan and more... #WoSUATW #IanKenny #Karnivool #BirdsOfTokyo #AustralianBands #UNIFYGathering #UNIFY2019 #ThePlotInYou #Underoath #DreamState #Hellions #TakingBackSunday #OceanSleeper #Saviour #WoSUAINYIntern #Thornhill #Karnivool #WAAX #Pagan #Falcifer #Turnstile #EveryTimeIDie #ETID #MusicPodcast #Podcast #HeavyMetal #Metalcore #Punk #BlackMetal #Deathcore #UNFD #WallOfSoundAU

There's so much to chat about this week on Garage Rock, including the upcoming Chris Cornell tribute concert, Peking Duk's new children's book, festival updates for Unify Gathering, Download Australia and Groovin The Moo, plus tour announcements from Bryan Adams, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Luca Brasi and The Bennies.The guys also chat about their Top 5 favourite bass tracks and play new music from Sometime Sonny, MAXON, The Vaccines, Spectral Fires, inovo and This Time Only.

If you're not on the Hellions bandwagon yet, boy you're missing out on some good quality, genre-crossing punk/alt rock. The legends from Sydney spawned from the ashes of the band The Bride (RIP) and have since bypassed and exceeded all expectations first thought, moving fast into the top position of Australia's heavy music echelon and establishing themselves as a band who are beloved by fans and critics alike. They're back with album number four Rue, which follows on from the success they had with their last release, the ARIA Award Nominated Opera Oblivia but according to drummer Anthony 'Aff' Caruso (who joins us on co-hosting duties this week), no matter how much success or attention they receive, they're still nowhere near realising the extent of their popularity. To him, they're still just four best mates, making music and trying to learn/grow as humans in the process. Their new album is fantastic and focuses on themes of self-encouragement and changing your ways to benefit your future, something we all need to take on board for the benefit of mankind. Also this week podcast host Browny discusses our MASSIVE UNIFY Intern Competition which could see you winning a Double Pass to UNIFY Gathering 2019 and the opportunity to not only cover the festival for us, but interview bands from the lineup too. There's also new music from Papa Roach, The Comfort, 23/19, Basement and Tom Morello, throwbacks from Panic! At The Disco, Drown This City, The Last Martyr and Tonight Alive + heaps more... #WoSUATW #Hellions #Rue UNFD #AustralianBands #PanicAtTheDisco #PATD #PapaRoach #TheComfort #GreyscaleRecords #DrownThisCity #InHeartsWake #Unify #UNIFYGathering #WoSUNIFYIntern #TheLastMartyr #Polaris #ARIAs #TonightAlive #Basement #2319 #TomMorello #Podcast #MusicPodcast #WallOfSoundAU

Oh hey, sorry for the influx of podcasts lately but there's been so much news happening we needed to be on top of it all including The Amity Affliction's brand new album Misery which is the center of attention on this week's podcast with frontman Joel Birch joining Browny on co-hosting duties. He opens up about the band's drastic new direction which sees them quite heavily bring the synth from the background of their songs and gives it a position front and centre for all to see and hear, but that doesn't mean the strong, hard-hitting lyrical content is missing, something Amity have become masters of over the years due to Joel being so open about his own battles with mental health and depression. He also discusses how the idea of the Misery Saga short film series came about (the story behind Amity's singles they've released so far) and how hard it was to cut almost two hours of storyline back to 20 mins for the music videos. Plus he sheds light on when the band will be taking this new release on the road for fans and how they're planning on making this their biggest and best tour to date. Plus there's huge news about Australia's newest Music Festival Good Things Fest which will see the likes of The Offspring, Stone Sour, Bullet For My Valentine, Babymetal and more descend upon our shores in December for an east coast tour and while we're on the subject of festivals, the latest addition of bands for UNIFY Gathering have been revealed so we'll give you all the info you need to get you keen on that one. Plus there's BRAND NEW music from Bring Me The Horizon, Beartooth, Atreyu and Blood Youth, throwbacks from Falcifer, Every Time I Die, Hand of Mercy and Love Cats (Ahren Stringer's former side project) and heaps more. #WoSUATW #JoelBirch #TheAmityAffliction #TAA #AmityAffliction #Misery #AustralianBands #MelodicHardcore #Metalcore #Beartooth #TheFever333 #Architects #EveryTimeIDue #ETID #UNIFYGathering #UNIFY2019 #Falcifer #HandOfMercy #AhrenStringer #LoveCats #Babymetal #DrownThisCity #Atreyu #BloodYouth #Pagan #Bareboens #WallOfSoundAU #MusicPodcast #Podcast

Steve and Cam return to the garage to chat about Motor Ace's reunion tour, as well as the latest news about Unify Gathering, Download Festival, Good Things Festival and Beyond the Valley.Music this week comes from The Vanns, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Legs Electric, Kav Temperley, Bayside and Disturbed.

Cam and Steve are back to chat about the Unify Gathering headliner that's been dropped from the festival, the lineups for Fairgrounds Festival and Scene and Heard Festival, as well as teasers from Motor Ace and Bring Me The Horizon plus tour dates for Kingswood and The Adults.New music this week comes from He Danced Ivy, Caravãna Sun, The Kite Machine, Laurie Luke, Bloods, Blue Velvet and Dane Overton and the Joy Williams Band.

Hey guys, long time no see! Scott Ian is on his way to Australia for the 'talking shows' so I'm gunna have a chat to him on this episode. I'll also talk about the upcoming Unify Gathering controversy, tour news, and play you some great tunes from Aussie bands like Pagan, Clowns, and Circles!

This week in the garage, the guys chat about the lineups for both the Unify Gathering and Byron Bay Bluesfest, Dave Grohl's new project 'Play' and have a chat with lead singer of The Superjesus, Sarah McLeod.New music this week comes from Bob Evans, Meres, Almond Soy, Foxton Kings, Muncie Girls and Hellions.

This week on Garage Rock, the guys chat about the upcoming Unify Gathering lineup announcement, Green Day teasing an anniversary tour, Metallica using Spotify to put together setlists and the 2018 Melbourne Guitar Show.New music this week comes from XIII, Glitoris, Grave Street, Mammal, Dark Fair, Darren Middleton, Hands Like Houses and Clutch.

The Mosh Zone Episode #4 We discuss all the latest in mosh news. We review new albums from Harm's Way, Zeolite and Terror Universal. We also chat with Barrows of Driven To The Verge about being in a modern heavy band, his journey through the local scene, UNIFY Gathering, Star Wars and much more.