Full list
It will be shown this Sunday at 11.30pm on ABC Entertains as a one hour special. Here is the playlist.
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Yes! Great to see Boys In Town, Wide Open Road and Island Home. Great list
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This morning I caught up with songs ranked 110-101 during Dylan Lewis’ Double J afternoons show podcast.
As an added bonus, Dylan also played the No.201 song in the countdown: Living in the 70s by Skyhooks.
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Meet your 2025 triple j Unearthed High winner
16-year-old hip-hop prodigy DRIZZZ has taken the crown in triple j’s 2025 Unearthed High competition.
Fierce bars, heavy energy, and a flow that cuts through like nothing else – DRIZZZ’s explosive drill track ‘Who’s Dat!’ had the triple j Unearthed team hooked from the first listen. Backed by two strong singles and an impressive run of live shows, DRIZZZ is fast emerging as one of the most exciting new voices in Australian hip hop.
triple j Unearthed Music Director Claire Mooney says, “It’s impossible to ignore an Unearthed High entry that crashes through the noise with as much confidence, charisma, and energy as sixteen year-old DRIZZZ. ‘Who’s Dat’ is a statement track, one so impressive we had to double-check his age! Razor-sharp bars, flow and presence that hits instantly boosted with the slickest UK Hip Hop production, DRIZZZ is already sounding ready for the big leagues. One of the most exciting voices we’ve heard all year and we’re so proud to crown DRIZZZ as our new Unearthed High champion!”
This morning, triple j Breakfast hosts Concetta & Luka surprised DRIZZZ with the news at his school in South-West Sydney.
As part of the prize, he will get to work with hip hop master-producer Nerve for a songwriting session, as well as receiving mentorship and support from industry experts and the team at triple j.
With over 1,300 entries from high school-aged artists around the country, the 2025 edition of Unearthed High has hit new heights, marking one of the biggest waves of young talent we’ve ever seen, including this year’s exceptional finalists - Frank & Louis, heyzuko!, RIAH and Theeth.
Running within the Unearthed High comp for the last decade, the Unearthed High Indigenous Initiative brings deadly high school aged talent to the forefront. The 2025 winner is16-year-old Gomeroi songwriter Kyla Belle. Her alt-country ode to teenage identity, ‘Myself’, demonstrates her ability to craft intricate stories into meaningful and memorable melodies. As the winner she’ll be teamed up with acclaimed Australian producer and engineer Konstantin Kersting who will mix her next single and she’ll be receiving mentorship from triple j’s own Nooky.
triple j Unearthed extends a massive thank you to every artist who entered this year’s competition as well as all the parents and teachers who have helped them express their creativity.
For more info on Unearthed High, including this year’s winners and finalists, head to triple j Unearthed and connect with us via TikTok and Instagram.
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triple j is going on tour to celebrate 50 years this November!
See you at the gig!
The rumours are true, triple j is turning 50 this year – don’t we look great? So to celebrate a whole half-century of supporting Australian music, being the enemy of average and hanging out with you all across the country and beyond, we’re going on tour.
This is triple j 50 On Tour.
Across Aus Music Month this November we’re packing up the van and headed on a big ol’ road trip and putting on live gigs from the Goldy to Hobart.
Spanning five dates, we’ll be bringing some of our absolute faves to the stage, showcasing the best in homegrown talent in some truly intimate spaces for you to enjoy. What’s a party without all your mates there?
Headlined by Courtney Barnett, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, Tkay Maidza, Mallrat and Ninajirachi, you’ll be able to catch sets from a whole buffet of mates. Think Luca Brasi, BARKAA, The Grogans, FUKHED, Zion Garcia and heaps more.
Tickets go on sale from 9am local time on Friday 10 October, and will set you back $35+bf (or $25+bf for our under 18 gang). Keen for a presale to lock in your spot? Head to our Instagram broadcast channel for more info.
Check out the full line-ups and details below and mates, we mean it when we say we will SEE YOU THERE.
triple j 50 on tour
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Saturday 15 November - co-presented with Double J - Odeon, nipaluna, Hobart TAS (18+)
Courtney Barnett, Luca Brasi, Emily Wurramara, Gordon’s Grandson -
Friday 21 November - King St, Awabakal Country, Newcastle NSW (16+)
Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers, The Grogans, South Summit, HORSE -
Saturday 22 November - The Gov, Kaurna Land, Adelaide SA (18+)
Tkay Maidza, BARKAA, Nerve, Zion Garcia -
Thursday 27 November - Miami Marketta, Kombumerri Country, Gold Coast QLD (16+)
Mallrat, Darcie Haven, Jem Cassar-Daley, Lotti McLeod -
Friday 28 November - Torquay Hotel, Wadawurrung Country, Torquay VIC (18+)
Ninajirachi, FUKHED, IsGwan, KSMBA
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Maybe they should do a Hottest 100 Aussie only version in November?
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Ninajirachi leads triple j’s 2025 J Award winners;
Winners across five award categories announced
From Unearthed High to one of Australia’s most exciting and innovative names in EDM, Ninajirachi has taken out the 2025 J Award for triple j’s Australian Album of the Year with her long-awaited debut album, I Love My Computer.
Manager, Music Programming, Nick Findlay shares: *“*One thing is for sure when it comes to Australian music in 2025 - this year has belonged to Ninajirachi. “I Love My Computer” marks a no skip record that highlights Ninajirachi’s incredible songwriting, production expertise and her ability to effortlessly shape the sound and scene of dance music both locally and abroad.
He adds: “Congratulations to Ninajirachi and every J Award Winner and Nominee. It’s been another incredible year for Australian music, thank you to all the artists who’ve soundtracked our 2025”
After tearing up stages nationwide and making waves overseas, Melbourne’s own pub-punk powerhouses Amyl & The Sniffers have claimed Double J Australian Artist of the Year.
Capping off a breakout year, Folk Bitch Trio scored Unearthed Artist of the Year, off the back of their stunning LP Now Would Be A Good Time .
For the second-year running, hardcore collective SPEED were contenders for triple j Australian Live Act of the Year , and this time they’ve taken the win following live performances throughout 2025 that radiated pure, unrelenting energy from the stage to the floor.
The video for Ninajirachi’s ‘Fu*k My Computer ’ has officially been crowned triple j and rage Australian Music Video of the Year , with director Ball Bass John bringing the supercharged single to life through a nostalgic nod to the early 2000s.
For more than 20 years, the J Awards have marked triple j’s celebration of the best and brightest local music during Ausmusic Month. This year, 26 local artists scored nominations with winners across each of the five award categories announced today on triple j Drive with Abby & Tyrone , and at the J Awards ceremony at Melbourne’s Northcote Social Club on Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung Country.
2025 J Award Winners
triple j Australian Album of the Year
Ninajirachi - I Love My Computer
Unearthed Artist of the Year
Folk Bitch Trio
Double J Australian Artist of the Year
Amyl and The Sniffers
rage and triple j Australian Music Video of the Year
Ninajirachi - ‘Fu*k My Computer’ (dir. Ball Bass John)
triple j Australian Live Act of the Year
SPEED
Head here for everything you need to know about the J Awards.
T R I P L E J
In 2026, triple j remains as passionate as ever about backing and breaking local artists and delivering music, events and content that speaks to young people across Australia. The Hottest 100 returns as our nationwide listening party, triple j’s One Night Stand is back with a new regional concert and pitches opening in the new year, Unearthed High launches bigger, better and earlier, and there’ll be more Like A Versions than ever before.
DOOF WITH LATIFATEE
Doof is the home of the best local electronic music, DJs and Producers.
It’s all-Australian, all-electronic with DJ and host Latifa Tee. Spotlighting the huge homegrown electronic scene, Doof will champion the local artists making waves. From Unearthed finds that need to be on your radar, to our biggest global exports, and everything in between. Expect new tracks, familiar faves, artist chats and deep dives.
It’s music, culture and community on full blast.
Tune in from 2026, Fridays from 10pm–1am, or anytime on the triple j app.
COUNTRY CLUB WITH TOM FORREST
triple j is saddling up for a dedicated country music show, Country Club.
Hosted by Tom Forrest aka Outback Tom, it’s country music delivered to you on Country, as he broadcasts weekly from the Kimberley.
Country Club takes listeners on a journey though the best sounds and stories of Australian and international country music, direct from one of the most remote corners of the country.
Tune in from 2026, Sunday nights on triple j, simulcast on ABC Country, or anytime on the triple j app.
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triple j announces two new shows for 2026 along with Weekend time changes
Photo Credit: Daniel Boud
In 2026, triple j is set to welcome two new shows to the grid.
As first revealed by Abby & Tyrone at ABC’s 2026 Showcase, Tom Forrest , best known as Outback Tom , is officially joining the triple j team with a new country music show called Country Club .
No stranger to triple j listeners , Tom’s been a longtime friend of the station, guest-hosting on Blak Out**,** Drive , and over Summer , and has previously held roles in the triple j Unearthed team. A proud First Nations creator, storyteller, and music lover, Tom is set to bring listeners the very best in country music, as he broadcasts weekly from outback Australia in the Kimberley region of WA. Each week, he’ll showcase the best sounds and stories from local and international country artists. Tune in from 2026**,** Sundays from 6pm on triple j , simulcast on ABC Country, or anytime on the triple j app .
New show Doof is the home of Australia’s best electronic music, DJs and Producers. Hosted by DJ, 2025 ARIA Award Red Carpet Host and triple j presenter Latifa Tee, Doof shines a spotlight on the homegrown electronic scene, championing all the local artists making waves. From Unearthed discoveries to our biggest global exports, expect fresh tracks, familiar faves, artist chats and deep dives. It’s music, culture and community on full blast. Tune in from 2026 , Fridays from 10pm-1am , or anytime on the triple j app.
After an unforgettable 50th year, triple j is excited to welcome back the entire weekday crew in 2026. Start the day with triple j Breakfast hosted by Concetta & Luka from 6am-9am , followed by Lucy Smith on Mornings from 9am-12pm . Dave Woodhead returns for Lunch from 12pm-3pm , and triple j Drive with Abby & Tyrone starts half an hour earlier at 3pm-5:30pm , leading into Hack with Dave Marchese from 5:30-6pm. From 6pm-7pm**,** stick around for another hour of Drive before Australian music’s biggest fan, Anika Luna**,** takes over on Home & Hosed from 7pm-9pm . All specialist shows continue in their regular time slots.
On Weekends , Jordan Barr gets an extra hour of sleep starting from 7-11am . Frankie Rowsthorn kicks off from 11-2pm, and listeners can round out their arvo with Phil Fresh from 2pm. House Party , Mix Up and Blak Out return to their regular time slots, while on Sundays Live At The Wireless moves to 7pm, Perfect Sunday kicks off from 8pm with The Hook Up from 9pm . Head here to check out the full programming schedule.
triple j’s summer programming begins Monday 15 December , bringing fresh voices, the best new music, and all your favourite tracks. Plus, things heat up as we get closer to the Hottest 100 of 2025.
2026 programming kicks off from Monday, 5 January. Check the full programming schedule for updates.
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Voting is officially open for triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2025
You know what time it is!!! triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2025 is finally here.
As just announced on triple j Breakfast, the details for the Hottest Weekend of the year have dropped, and voting is officially open. Head here to vote now and watch the Hottest 100 trailer here.
The 2025 Hottest Weekend is almost here and there’s been a bit of a shake up, so msg the group chat and lock these dates in your cal:
- Saturday 24 January - triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2025 from 12pm AEDT. Join us for the nationwide listening party as we count down your favourite songs of the year live around the country
- Sunday 25 January - Recover with Double J as we relive the Hottest 100 of 2005. Listen on DAB+, or on the triple j or ABC listen app.
- Tuesday 27 January - Friday 30 January – triple j’s Hottest 200 of 2025, with 20 songs a day from 8am and 4pm
- Saturday 31 January 10am Local Time – triple j’s Hottest 200 of 2025 in full
For the second-year running, triple j is teaming up with We Are Mobilise, the charity best known for its impactful and innovative work tackling homelessness. Last year, the funds raised from the Hottest 100 enabled We Are Mobilise to expand their network to every state in Australia and resulted in 7000 nights (or around 20 years) of housing provided to those in need. Head here to donate and buy this year’s Hottest 100 T-Shirt.
It’s been a huge year for Hottest 100’s at triple j. Across the annual countdown and the special edition Hottest 100 of Australian Songs, we’ve tallied more than 5 million votes and raised over $400,000 for charity, and now we’re ready to do it all again in 2025.
Last year was record-breaking: Chappel Roan’s ‘Good Luck Babe’ scored the most votes ever for a #1, Royel Otis’ Like A Version soared to #2, and the record for most entries in a single countdown was smashed by both Billie Eilish and Charli XCX.
This year, we’re ready to deliver something even bigger, and we’ve got all the news on who’s voting for what from a heap of artists and the triple j team.
It’s been a huge year for Australian music, and now’s the time to stay loud about it. Baker Boy and The Terrys are backing Keli Holiday’s ‘Dancing2’, while PinkPantheress, triple j’s Abby Butler and Lucy Smith are all behind Ninajirachi. We Are Mobilise champion Nedd Brockman is riding for Dom Dolla’s ‘Dreamin’ and 5SOS have locked in ‘You’re A Star’, the collab from Fred Again and Amyl & The Sniffers. Check out more picks from the triple j team and your fave artists now via the Hottest 100 site or triple j app.
Voting in triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2025 closes 5pm AEDT, Thursday 15 January.
Listen to triple j on the radio, stream online or via the triple j app, and connect with us via YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
Key Dates:
Thursday 15 January 2026 5pm AEDT: Voting Closes
Saturday 24 January 2026, 12pm AEDT: triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2025
Sunday 25 January 2026, 12pm Local Time: Double J relives the Hottest 100 of 2005
Tuesday 27 January - Friday 30 January from 8am and 4pm: triple j’s Hottest 200 of 2025
Saturday 31 January 10am Local Time: triple j’s Hottest 200 of 2025 in full
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I generally thought this was my votes for a second!
It’s exactly the same except i had two other Addison Rae songs!