After two weeks filling in on triple j breakfast, Bryce Mills and Ebony Boadu reckon they know what the ABC's youth network needs to give it a fresh new image... new show promos.
triple j Unearthed is giving grants to 16 emerging Australian artists to help them ‘Level Up’ their music career during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Today’s recipients will receive up to $7000 per grant, to help them record new music, produce music videos, create sustainable merchandise and much more
triple j’s first ever Requestival generated some interesting statistics with the request totals coming in at 105,430 and over 26,831 new downloads of the triple j app.
There were also 38,000 texts across the week, nearly two and a half times as many as they would get in a regular week.
Because everyone is shut in with Coronavirus and listening to the radio, the national youth station wanted to make a connection with them by allowing listeners to request their own playlist.
triple j will celebrate Reconciliation Week with triple j Unearthed’s daily TOPS program, featuring a week-long Indigenous Takeover.
Kicking off at 5:30pm weekdays from Wed 27 May, the TOPS Indigenous Takeover will highlight the country’s most exciting new Indigenous Australian artists whose songs were uploaded to triple j Unearthed in 2020.
Comedic duo Matt Okine and Alex Dyson have returned to the world of audio to serve up Australia’s first on-demand breakfast show, Matt & Alex - All Day Breakfast, available weekday mornings on Southern Cross Austereo’s PodcastOne Australia.
The poll found that almost six in ten (57%) of the 1500 listeners who responded to the survey were comfortable in attending a music festival before scientists discover a vaccine.
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