This week, the discussion is heavily focused on the controversial return of Sticky Fingers, which left many in the music scene scratching their heads. We take a deep dive into what was alleged against Frost, and then have a discussion about how we separate the art from the human - or even if we should do that.

Music News - Sticky Fingers' Controversial Return - 06/04/18

Pun Compilation 2

Hot off the press this week is the news that Groovin' the Moo (specifically the Canberra leg) is 90% of the way of approving pill testing at its festival. We break down how it would actually work, and some of the ramifications for everyone involved.

Music News - Pill Testing - 13/04/18

This week, the discussion revolves around a study conducted by a Victorian Institute, claiming Melbourne is the live music capital of the world. They have some interesting metrics and findings, as that is discussed and more in the music news.

Music News - Melbourne Claims to be the Music Capital of the World - 20/04/18

Ever considered paying a busker using BitCoin or PayPal? Apparently, this is now a big trend in the UK, and some have started to implement it over here. We discuss some of the logistics, as well as our feelings around a cashless busker. We also share some stats finding younger people are more likely to tip electroically, and tip larger amounts.

Music News - Paying Buskers with BitCoin and PayPal - 20/04/18

The True Meaning Behind Amy Shark's New Single "I Said Hi"

Lots were discussed on this weeks music news. Firstly, a report  shows that Australian music revenue has risen by 5.4%, and is the 3rd consecutive year of growth. Secondly, an update is given from a music news a couple of weeks back where we disucced pill testing being 90% approved - well now it's been given the go-ahead. And lastly, a music venue in Melbourne (the Howler) was given preference over new apartment blocks, with the local couincil saying 74 new apartment blocks next to a live music venue would be problematic.

Music News - Austrlian Music Revenue Increasing, Pill Testing Approved and more - 27/04/18

Eamonn had a bit of trouble back announcing Peking Duk's new song "Fire" on Friday night, so Cam reminded him that it wasn't the first time it happened...

Seemless Back Announcing

This week, we discuss the NSW Government's plan to relax lock-out laws for venues with a focus on live music and the arts.

Music News - Sydney's Promising Move For Live Music Venues - 25/05/18

Trouble In Paradise are a 4pc from the Central Coast. Lead vocalist and guitarist Harley and bass player Max joined us in the studio for a chat. We discuss their plans for 2019, their preperation for the Mountain Sounds Music Festival in February, and look at some Facebook reviews on their page.

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