🎧 In this episode of Saturday Breakfast with Julie Reynolds, Diesel drops in for a warm and honest chat about his By Request tour, where the fans shape the show.

Diesel talks stepping out of his comfort zone to reflecting on what it means to keep pushing the envelope after decades on stage, Diesel shows why he’s still one of the most compelling performers in Australian music.

If you’ve ever wondered what goes through an artist’s mind when the lights go up and the setlist is in the audience’s hands, this one’s for you.

Listen now 🎧 More on Diesel's "On Request" tour : www.dieselmusic.com.au

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From Triple J darlings to cult icons, End of Fashion helped define a generation of Australian alt-rock. Now, frontman Justin Burford and the band are back

In this revealing and refreshingly warm chat, Justin reflects on the band’s early success (and the pressure that came with it) and what it takes to reignite the creative flame.

We also dig into what it means to reconnect with fans, what’s changed in the music industry since their ARIA-charting heyday, and why End of Fashion still has something vital to say.

📱 Follow on Instagram: @endoffashionofficial
🌐 Visit: www.end-of-fashion.com

🎧Listen here...

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🎸 He’s the guitar-slinging, outrageous costumed legend from Skyhooks who helped shape Aussie rock as we know it… and he’s still got that unmistakable sparkle. In this episode, Bob ‘Bongo’ Starkie joins us for a laid-back, laughter-filled chat about the enduring power of Skyhooks’ biggest hits, and the current show he's part of, Stars of Countdown that’s keeping the magic alive.

From backstage mischief to heartfelt memories, Bongo brings the fun, the flair, and a whole lot of heart. Whether you were there the first time around or just discovering Skyhooks, this one’s a ride through rock history you won’t want to miss.

☕ Pull up a chair, pour yourself something nice, and enjoy the conversation.

www.starsofcountdown.com.au

www.skyhooksshow.com.au

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We turned up the volume on Aussie alt-rock nostalgia as we catch up with Ella and Jesse Hooper from Killing Heidi! It’s been 25 years since their explosive debut album Reflector lit up the charts and changed the game — and we’re diving into the stories behind the songs, the sibling dynamic, and what it’s like revisiting their breakout era with fresh eyes (and voices). Expect laughs, reflections, and a few surprises along the way.

🎸 Want to catch them live? Head to www.killingheidi.com.au to see where they’re playing the Reflector Tour near you.

📲 Hit play and come celebrate a milestone moment in Australian music

In this episode, we catch up with the ever-soulful Pete Murray

Pete talks about his brand new single “I Am Fire”, the inspiration behind it, and why it’s one of his most personal tracks to date. We also chat about the reimagined “Better Days (Pete’s Version)”, our AMRAP Song of the Week, and why sometimes the classics deserve a second life.

Plus, Pete shares stories from the road as he gears up for a massive 55-date solo acoustic tour across Australia and why Torquay is basically his vibe on a beach. 🏄‍♂️🌅🎸📍 Tour details and tickets: www.petemurray.com

Scott Carne from Kids In The Kitchen joined us on Saturday Brekkie to talk the Stars of Countdown Live in Concert tour.

Get ready, get set Australia for Stars of Countdown Live in Concert. Be transported back to the heady days of Countdown, Australia’s favourite TV music show, in a two-set stage extravaganza!

For an incredible 13 years, Countdown showcased the finest from the music world both locally and internationally, into the show every Sunday night at 6pm.
Stars of Countdown Live in Concert is back again to bring you jam-packed performances from the iconic Countdown stars.

Stars of Countdown for more details

In a world that’s never been more connected due to technology and the vast reach of the internet, it’s hard to believe that nearly one in three Australians report feeling lonely … and more than 15% say they often or always feel lonely. Recent research conducted by Relationships Australia reveals that loneliness is a modern-day epidemic that affects people across all age groups, with young people aged 18-24 being the most likely to often or always feel lonely.

It’s why making connections with those around us – our neighbours – has never felt more important. When we engage with people – with something as simple as a smile and a ‘g’day’ – we’re taking crucial steps towards improving mental wellbeing and reducing loneliness in our communities.

Sunday March 30 - Neighbour Day, a national initiative which encourages people to connect with those around them, whether in person or virtually, and to discover how simple acts of social connection can help reduce loneliness and protect our mental health.

We heard from Nick Tebbey, the National Executive Officer of Relationships Australia, the not-for-profit organisation behind Neighbour Day each year. Nick told us why Neighbour Day is particularly beneficial in promoting resilience and protecting our mental health during times of change or crisis. Nick knows that neighbours don’t have to be best friends, but he also knows that strong local communities can help sustain us in both good times and bad