Jason from …And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead joins Chris from Thursday Arvos during the start of their Australian tour to discuss the double-edge sword of success and their response to the passivity of contemporary music.
Having survived the fire that caused their first gig at Goodgod Small Club to be postponed, Melbourne’s New Navy dropped […]
LA indie outfit Local Natives swung by Wednesday Arvos before their massive international tour. Before packing their bags for Barcelona, they had a chat on-air with Girls Gone Mild about their upcoming gigs in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Jay and Julian from Tame Impala stopped by in the middle of their busy tour schedule – including Coachella, Groovin The Moo and a national tour with Midnight Juggernauts.
Before resuming their European tour, Scottish sweethearts Frightened Rabbit joined Michaela and Chris on Thursday arvo to play a live song and discuss changing labels, keeping their artistic integrity, and their upcoming tour with The National.
Before leaving for his solo UK tour, Brisbane-native Jeremy Neale (member of Velociraptor) joins Sweetie and Shag to perform a live song and talk about both his love for saxophones and Tom Hanks.
Jonah and Claire from YACHT join Chris Twite on arvos to give heartfelt advice on keeping your chicken moist and talk about how much they’re going to touch you.
Harley Streten a.k.a. Flume popped into the FBi studio after returning from his European tour to guest program some good tunes on Friday arvo.
King Tuff dropped by to have a chat about koalas, bats and Steven Tyler, and to perform ‘Freak When I’m Dead’ live in the studio.
Cam Avery of the Growl explains the trust and love that unites the Perth/Fremantle music scene, and plays us some tunes: and acoustic version of ‘In The Belly of the Beast’ and a cover of ‘John The Revelator’ (originally recorded by Blind Willie Nelson).