Video Interviews Archive - Page 33 of 36

Marvin Priest

Marvin Priest has been making stompin’ club hits ever since breaking free of the confines of being a backing singer for the likes of UB40 or his father, Maxi Priest.

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Mark Opitz (Part 2)

by Tim Cashmere

With a career that kicked off in the 70s working with acclaimed songwriting/production team Vanda and Young, iconic record producer Mark Opitz has certainly made his mark on Australian music.

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Mark Opitz (Part 1)

by Tim Cashmere

With a career that kicked off in the 70s working with acclaimed songwriting/production team Vanda and Young, iconic record producer Mark Opitz has certainly made his mark on Australian music.

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Shannon Noll

by Paul Cashmere

Shannon Noll discusses A Million Suns at Noise11.com with Paul Cashmere

Tagged as: 00s, A Million Suns, Australia, pop, rock, Shannon Noll

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The 12th Man, Billy Birmingham

by Paul Cashmere

Billy Birmingham, The Twelfth Man with Paul Cashmere at Noise11.com

Tagged as: Billy Birmingham, comedy, The 12th Man, The Twelfth Man

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Fred Smith

by Paul Cashmere

Fred Smith talks about Afghanistan and his album Dust of Uruzgan at Noise11.com

Tagged as: Dust of Uruzgan, Fred Smith

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Matt Corby

by Andrew Tijs

After returning from the US exhausted, Matt Corby almost gave the game away. But, he tells us, backyard gigs saved him.

Tagged as: Australian Idol, EP, folk, indie, interview, Into The Flame, Matt Corby, rock

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National Slam Day 2012

by Paul Cashmere

In February, 2010, 20000 music fans marched on the streets of Melbourne to support live music. It changed government policy.

Tagged as: Australia, Helen Marcou, music industry, National Slam Day, Quincy McLean, Slam Rally

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The Bedroom Philosopher

by Tim Cashmere

The Bedroom Philosopher has been waxing lyrical about inner city life for over a decade now, tickling people’s funny bones with songs like I’m So Postmodern and Northcote (So Hungover).

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Gregg Arthur

by Paul Cashmere

Gregg Arthur sings what affectionately is known as “American Cool” and artists dressed to perform.

Tagged as: 10s, Australia, Gregg Arthur, pop

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Bluejuice

by Andrew Tijs

The terribly clever Stav and Jake from Sydney party crew Bluejuice get frank about their funky new album Company.

Tagged as: Act Your Age, Bluejuice, Company, disco, funk, interview, Jake, Stav, Sydney, video clip, yacht rock

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Kitchen Knife Wife

by Andrew Tijs

Rising Melbourne mod-rockers Kitchen Knife Wife drop in to chat about all the attention before they’ve even recorded an album.

Tagged as: interview, Kitchen Knife Wife, Melbourne, pop, power pop, rock, The Wombats

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Greg Arnold

by Andrew Tijs

Things Of Stone And Wood and Swamp Dandies frontman and producer Greg Arnold talks about the folk rock highway.

Tagged as: folk, Greg Arnold, producer, Skipping Girl Vinegar, Stonefield, The Swamp Dandies, Things Of Stone And Wood

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Matt Sonic

by Andrew Tijs

Rock animals Matt Sonic and The High Times fire up for new album This Love Electric, but Matt never thought he’d play it live.

Tagged as: classic, hard, High Times, interview, Matt Sonic, new album, psychedelic, Revelator, rock, This Love Electric

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Funeral Party

by Andrew Tijs

Californian dance-punks Funeral Party tell the truth about old members, singing skills, dodgy labels, and their unformed debut.

Tagged as: California, dance, Fearless, Finale, Funeral Party, indie, Los Angeles, New York City Moves To The Sound Of LA, punk, SXSW, synth, The Golden Age Of Knowhere

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These Kids Wear Crowns

by Andrew Tijs

Canadian jumpstarters These Kids Wear Crowns drop in to talk MILFs, awkward impromptu busking sets and their hit single.

Tagged as: Alan, Alex, Canada, gypsy, I Wanna Dance With Somebody, interview, Jumpstart, pop, punk, Soundwave, These Kids Wear Crowns

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DAMNDOGS

by Tim Cashmere

DAMNDOGS are the new project from Jet’s Chris Cester and Mark Wilson who with the help of a couple of mates have given themselves an outlet for their more experimental musical urges.

Tagged as: Cester, DAMNDOGS, Jet

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Rogue Traders

by Tim Cashmere

James Ash of Rogue Traders joins Noise 11’s Tim Cashmere to chat about their new record ‘Night of the Living Drums’.

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Strange Talk

by Andrew Tijs

What do you get if you put a violinist and a DJ in a band together? Australia’s brightest synth-pop hope, Strange Talk!

Tagged as: Climbing Walls, dancee, EP, Gerard Sidhu, indie, interview, pop, Sexual Lifestyle, Stephen Docker, Strange Talk, synth

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Zowie

by Andrew Tijs

Budding Kiwi powerhouse Zowie talks fashion, Katy Perry, her drumming past, and tough electro-pop tunes.

Tagged as: dance, drummer, electro, interview, Katy Perry, Mark Ronson, New Zealand, Peaches, pop, synth, Zowie

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Grand Atlantic

by Andrew Tijs

Brisbane indie rock stayers Grand Atlanta talk to us about recording their most ambitious album yet, in a Kiwi lunatic-asylum-turned-studio.

Tagged as: Constellations, Grand Atlantic, indie, interview, Mat Von Diehm, Phil Usher, pop, rock

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Paul Mac

by Andrew Tijs

Face The Music 2011: Australian dance music legend Paul Mac discusses songwriting, the state of electro, and reviving Itch-E & Scratch-E.

Tagged as: 2011, club, dance, Daniel Johns, electronica, Face The Music, house, interview, Itch-E-& Scratch-E, Paul Mac, songwriting, techno, The Dissociatives

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Dan Rosen, ARIA

by Ros O'Gorman

Since joining ARIA as Chief Executive Officer, Dan Rosen has rejuvenated the office and brought the business end of Australia’s music business into the 21st Century.

Tagged as: ARIA, ARIA Awards, Dan Rosen

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David Briggs, Little River Band

by Ros O'Gorman

David Briggs was the guitarist for Little River Band at the band’s peak from 1976 to 1981.

Tagged as: 70s, Australia, Australian Crawl, David Briggs, Little River Band, producer, production, songwriter

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Brent Grulke, SXSW Part 2

by Ros O'Gorman

SXSW is the world’s biggest music gathering. The conference and festival takes place in Austin, Texas each March.

Tagged as: Brent Grulke, Face The Music, SXSW

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Brent Grulke, SXSW Part 1

by Ros O'Gorman

SXSW is the world’s biggest music gathering. The conference and festival takes place in Austin, Texas each March.

Tagged as: Brent Grulke, Face The Music, South by Southwest, SXSW

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Henry Wagons

by Andrew Tijs

Face The Music 2011: Mr Henry Wagons discusses the time Joe Pug almost killed him, and how playing in churches might finish the job.

Tagged as: 2011, Americana, country, Face The Music, Henry Wagons, interview, Joe Pug, pop, roots, Seeker Lover Keeper, Wagons

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Jarrad Brown, Eagle & The Worm

by Andrew Tijs

Face The Music 2011: Jarrad Brown of Eagle & The Worm talks songwriting and his collab with Hypnotic Brass Ensemble and Juiceboxxx.

Tagged as: 2011, bluegrass, Eagle & The Worm, Face The Music, folk, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble, interview, Jarrad Brown, Juiceboxxx, roots, songwriting

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Ben Salter

by Andrew Tijs

Through The Gin Club, Giants Of Science, Wilson Pickers and more, Ben Salter became a lynchpin of the Brisbane scene. And now he’s gone solo.

Tagged as: album, Ben Salter, Brisbane, country, debut, folk, Giants Of Science, indie, interview, rock, roots, solo, The Cat, The Gin Club, Wilson Pickers

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Kid Mac

by Andrew Tijs

From the beaches of Maroubra to the main stages comes rising urban pop star Kid Mac.

Tagged as: album, hip-hop, interview, Kid Mac, Matt McHugh, pop, R&B, rap, roots, RZA, The Beautiful Girls, tour, urban, Wu-Tang

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The Rolling Stones, Ros OGorman photographer, Rod Laver Arena

Keith Richards Confirms New Music And A Tour On The Way For The Rolling Stones

Keith Richards is a few weeks late to the (New Years Eve) party but he has finally turned up to wish us all a Happy New Year and confirm new music and a tour is on the way.

January 12, 2023

Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien Releases Solo Album Preview

Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien has revealed Brasil - a solo piece under the name EOB - to accompany a nine-minute short film.

December 6, 2019

Stone Temple Pilots Announce New Music

Stone Temple Pilots will release new music in 2020 with their first acoustic album, Perdida.

December 3, 2019

Intimate Gary Moore Performance To Be Released

Back in 2009, Gary Moore played an intimate gig to a few hundred fans in London. Now that show is finally going to see the light of day.

November 27, 2019

ARIA Albums: Beyoncé Tops First Chart Of 2014

With the Christmas season over, it allows regular albums to reclaim the charts, and this week the self-titled fifth album for Beyonce climbs back up two places to give her the first ARIA No.1 album of her career.

January 4, 2014

Bernard Fanning of Powderfinger photo by Ros O'Gorman, Noise11, Photo

Second Bernard Fanning Solo Album Due In June

Former Powderfinger singer Bernard Fanning will release his second solo album in June.

April 3, 2013

New U2 Coming Sooner Or Later

A new U2 album could be with or without you in 2013, then again maybe not. Bono says the band has been working on a follow-up to 2009’s ‘No Line On The Horizon’ but doesn’t care if it takes 10 years to produce.

January 17, 2013