Locked in, expect an announcement within the next month.

Check back on this post when it gets announced.

Locked in, expect an announcement within the next month.

Check back on this post when it gets announced.

i've just noticed that ONS Griffith tickets are still for sale. what are people doing? They've put on the perfect party for us with Genny Wu, Ninajirachi, beddy Rays, DMAs are you kidding me, i havent seen a stacked lineup like this for yonks.

I think the accomodation in Griffith was sold out early and thats why people are hesistant to buy the remaining tickets. I just got to say this though, just go, just go and sleep in your car it'll be worth it. go stay in wagga and get the bus even, itll be worth it. or just camp out in Griffith for the night, it'll be fine. The best part of these one night stands is just a wave of people descending on this small town and making it come alive for the weekend. if you don't have someone to go with, just go, itll be an epic drive and adventure, and youll meet friends there that youll never see again but itll be worth.

These one night stand events are always so special and unique.

https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/2c297c17-dea7-4470-8369-33d9373e565a

February 2027, Auckland and Welly. Reckon they might be on the Australian Laneway dates...?

Got some space left in the schedule, any recs?

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to post a little job listing/opportunity here.

I run a small creative agency making music videos, socials and promo content for independent/underground electronic artists across Australia.

We are currently looking for someone to do part-time voiceover work for our branded social media content going forward on an ongoing basis, paid per video ($20-30/video). The recordings are for platforms like instagram and tiktok, so are only 1-2 minutes length maximum. We will require roughly 1-2 recordings per week - so all in all, no more than 20-30 mins of work per week.

Not after a professional voice actor, just someone with a nice, chatty, conversational voice who's genuinely into music and keen to be part of it. (Think of it almost like a triple J radio host role). The content you'll be recording will mostly be breakdowns and informative, conversational, radio-style discussions — talking through things like music branding, marketing, and how artists connect with their audiences - specifically in the electronic/dj industry.

USB microphone/recording equipment is preferred but not essential.

If that sounds like you (or you know someone who'd be perfect), flick me a DM on instagram @ lachiepaterson — would love to hear from you!

Reckon I should call the organisers and tell them not to stress about the timetable, because I've clocked it.

Not 100% sure about the stage 5 order tbh - but in general I'd be pleased with something like this. Thoughts?

Just for fun/boredom

I can’t believe JME is playing in such tiny ass venues bruhhhh. Australia shows sold out instantly. If anyone is selling Brisbane tickets lmk lol

Apparently that flyer was found in Melb

Hey
I’m trying to get knock out festival 2026 ticket on tixel. This event has over 5000 ppl on the waitlist
So I set up auto purchase but do you have any tips to get tickets from auto purchase??
Ticket is around 260 but I did maximum price for $350.

chorus of the decade

Jordan and Luka are good, but I think Ben fit better for the timeslot. His conversation flowed so well and he was always laughing. It was generally a breath of fresh air so hear someone so ready to laugh. Just needed to put this out there in the hope i hear more of him.

Map and other details have also been added to their website

https://www.abc.net.au/triplej/news/one-night-stand-2026-faq-accessibility-questions/106885792

On July 22 or so, Spotify removed his lessons. I feel lost without my coach. Does anyone out there have a ripped copy or the actual CD? If anyone has any ideas, please link me in. I'm starting to hate streaming about now. What happened to the good old days when we could own stuff? Any help appreciated!

Ok, I don’t know about anyone else, but for the last 6ish years, whilst I’ve been an avid supporter of triple j, things have felt (for the most part) dull, a little mediocre, generic, blerhhh. We’d have a couple of standout songs for the year, but that’s it.

Of recent times I’ve noticed a shakeup in the music artists seem to be producing - with many, many different sounds happening rather than everyone emulating the same generic trends.

It really feels like a vast spectrum of genuinely good music at the moment. I don’t think triple j has felt like this for me since pre-2020.

maybe we’ve FINALLY come out of the other side of Covid? New technological tools enhancing creativity? Depressed yet inspired artists? What’s going on here?

Also open to this just being my own observation but interested in what others think.