At the beginning of this year some of Sydney’s favourite sons, Youth Group, reconvened – playing for the first time in over four years, live from the FBi studios. After a rapturous response to their sold out reunion at the Newtown Social Club, today they’ve announced more dates.
Old mates Mick Turner (Dirty Three) and Thurston Moore (ex Sonic Youth) played together for the first time ever, live on Jack Off with Jack Shit.
Having run away to NYC at just 16, there beginning to cross-dress and develop a transgendered life, Blanco became renowned for her poetry and performance first, only finding fame for her wavvy music later. Hear her insights on a wild life – plus two acapella raps.
30 years with the Hard-Ons; another solo album just released; and still driving a cab despite a heinous attack that left him with a fractured skull two years ago. That awful incident yielded a massive outpouring of love & support from around the world. Listen here and you’ll see why.
Hunx and His Punx are a perfect amalgamation of girl group melodies, punk show antics, playful homo-eroticism, and sometimes a little on stage nudity. Here are 5 reasons why you need to catch them at Oxford Art Factory this Saturday.
Jack Shit spoke to the Newtown High students who happily sent Tony Abbott spinning into an awkward tizz, filmed it and racked up over 450,000 views on Youtube. Just announced: the students will be joining A Rational Fear LIVE this Friday night!
Regular guest Amanda Palmer brought her ukelele in to FBi to deliver another intense piece live on Jack Off. She also spoke […]
Jack Shit talks with Sophie Loizou AKA Anomie about her new album as well as what to expect from her set at Subsonic Music Festival.
The Queen of Rockabilly came into the studio with her husband Wendell Goodman for an interview on Jack Off with Jack Shit. Wanda also guest programs.
Catcall drop in for a chat and perform an acoustic version of their song satellites.