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Diesel and Tim Finn Are At Noise11 iHeartRadio This Week

by Noise11.com on March 3, 2017

in News,Noise Pro

Diesel and Tim Finn head to iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

Diesel will star with Sam Sparro and David Campbell in Amanda Pelman’s new production ‘Praying For Time’, featuring the music of George Michael, with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

With ‘Ladies In Black’ now on stage at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre, the composer of the music Tim Finn talks about writing songs for theatre and if we can ever expect a Split Enz reunion. (Spoiler alert: the answer is yes).

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Noise11 iHeartRadio playlist for 3-9 March 2017

Rolling Stones – Commit A Crime
Status Quo – Roll Over Lay Down

Midnight Oil – Read About It
Bad//Dreems – Feeling Remains

U2 – The Fly
Jon Stevens – Hold On

Diesel interview

Diesel – Tip of my Tongue
Lady Gaga – Million Reasons

Elton John – Indian Sunset
Ed Sheeran – How Would You Feel

Tim Finn interview

Split Enz – I Hope I Never
Vintage Trouble – Blues Hand Me Down

Paul Kelly – Careless
Busby Marou – Best Part of Me

The Johnny’s – Injun Joe (Glory Days of Aussie Pub Rock)
Russell Morris and the Rubes – Walk Don’t Run (Glory Days of Aussie Pub Rock)

Guy Sebastian – Mind On You
Rag’n’Bone Man – Skin

Twenty One Pilots – heavydirtysoul
The Chainsmokers and Coldplay – Just Something Like This

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