Scott Carne Kids In The Kitchen

Mike Barson of Madness and Scott Carne of Kids In The Kitchen Join Noise11 iHeartRadio This Week

by Noise11.com on February 10, 2017

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Mike Barson of Madness says he is amazed his band have become “national treasures” in England because when they started out the press thought they were a joke.

Madness will be in Australia for Bluesfest and their own headline dates in April. Madness founder Mike Barson is special guest at iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com this week.

Australian pop music icon Scott Carne of Kids In The Kitchen also joins Noise11.com this week. His Absolutely 80s show will play Noise11’s new HQ, The X Studio in Sydney on February 24.

Scott, Brian Mannix of Uncanny X-Men, Dale Ryder of Boom Crash Opera and Paul Gray of Wa Wa Nee collectively have over 30 Top 40 hits in Australia and they will play a good number of them at The X Studio for the Absolutely 80s show.

This week hear new music from Blondie, Birds of Tokyo, Zac Brown Band and Jamiroquai.

Listen live now to iHeartRadio Music News powered by Noise11.com.

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Noise11 iHeartRadio playlist for 10-16 February 2017

Birds of Tokyo – Harlequin
Guns N Roses – Knocking On Heavens Door

James Taylor – You’ve Got A Friend
Zac Brown Band – My Old Man

Elton John and George Michael – Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me
Blondie – Fun

Mike Barson interview 1

Madness – Baggy Trousers
Madness – One Step Beyond

Mike Barson interview 2

Black Sabbath – Paranoid
Nickelback – Feed The Machine

The Darkness – I Believe In A Thing Called Love
Jamiroquai – Automation

Davy Knowles interview

Davy Knowles – Three Miles From Avalon
James Southwell – Walkin’ Now

Scott Carne int 1

Kids In The Kitchen – Current Stand
Kids In The Kitchen – Bitter Desire

Scott Carne int 2

Uncanny X Men – Everybody Wants To Work
Boom Crash Opera – Onion Skin

Scott Carne int 3

Wa Wa Nee – Stimulation
Faith Evans and Notorious BIG – When We Party

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The X Studio

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