Yes, I’m male. And that’s the point I was making - 6MMM plays way more than just rock music.
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I feel like the music on Triple M metros skews too old. Most of the playlist seems to be stuff from the 80s from Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Cold Chisel and Midnight Oil, and it’s safe stuff too.
I agree with other people saying that rock becoming less popular in the mainstream has made things a bit difficult. However, I wish they would play more 90s and 2000s stuff that is not the Red Hot Chili Peppers. I would like to hear some of the music they play on stations like Triple M 2000s and Triple M Tradie on DAB+ make its way to the main station, because they play some good stuff on those stations that fits the rock format. Even though it isn’t brand new stuff, I feel like it could freshen things up a bit.
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Their playlist was awesome when they used to play “90s & New Stuff” at night with Ugly Phil (followed by The Spoonman).
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It ended on Friday 8 September?
Did Triple M classic rock delay it?
Despite digital radio, used to listen via Rebel.
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Great news, Jason Morrison filling in next week whilst Luke Bona is forced by management to take some leave.
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What did he do?
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Luke is one of those people who work hard and don’t like to take leave. We all have to take the leave we are entitled to.
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Yes, when I was in the Federal public service, we had to take a minimum of 2 weeks per year, and couldn’t carry more than 10 weeks accrued annual leave. You were forced to get it down to 10 weeks as at 1 October each year. I used to get letters telling me I had too much leave!
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Wow. Back on radio and straight to mid-dawns.
Hopefully it’s just to shake off the cobwebs and he’ll be doing better fill-ins over the next few months.
They need to give him brekkie fill-in or something.
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Leave? What’s that? If I go on leave I have to get someone to work for me so I can keep earning an income.
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Wait… I literally just realised I’m reading the Triple M thread. I thought this was the Nine (Talk Radio) thread.
Jason’s going to Triple M!?! Why not 2GB!?!
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Sounds like a personal problem
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Nah, I’m self employed.
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Has anybody had a chance to listen to Jason Morrison on Triple M overnights?
Any feedback? Has his style changed much since the 2GB/2UE days?
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I heard him the other morning and I though he sounded great. I never heard him on 2GB but sounded free flowing and engaging.
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Who did he replace?
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TRIPLE M ROCKS FOOTY FINALS WEEKEND WITH LIVE EVENTS AND CALLS OF THE BIGGEST BATTLES OF 2023
Triple M, Australia’s #1 AFL and NRL audio broadcaster* is ready for footy finals weekend, bringing listeners the call the players listen to with its unrivalled team of footy legends, commentators, experts and specialised programming across both codes.
Triple M is gearing up for the 2023 Toyota AFL Grand Final between Collingwood and Brisbane at the hallowed turf of the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
It all kicks off this Thursday as The Rush Hour with JB & Billy broadcast live from Melbourne Public for The Rush Hour’s Grand Final Rumble thanks to Jim Beam. James Brayshaw and Billy Brownless will host listeners for an epic show, featuring a live performance by The Living End.
Grand Final Day will see Triple M broadcast live from the main stage outside gate three at the MCG from 8am. Catch 105.1’s Dangerous Dave and Sarah Maree before Dead Set Legends with Leigh Montagna, Jay Clark, Kath Loughnan and Anthony “Lehmo” Lehmann from 10am to midday. Followed by The Saturday Rub, James Brayshaw, Billy Brownless, Bernie Vince and Damian Barrett will be heard from midday to 2pm, just before the first bounce.
Don’t miss a moment of the 2023 Toyota AFL Grand Final call with expert commentators and footy legends Luke Darcy, Mark Howard, Jason Dunstall, Nathan Brown, Michael Roberts and Ash Chua across the Triple M Network and LiSTNR.
The epic weekend continues with the 2023 NRL and NRLW Telstra Premiership Grand Finals at Accor Stadium in Sydney as Penrith v Brisbane (NRL) and Knights v Titans (NRLW) battle for the trophy.
The Rush Hour with Gus, Jude & Wendell will be broadcasting live from Sydney’s Overseas Passenger Terminal on Thursday, 28 September, joined by listeners and Triple M’s Aaron Woods and crossing to a whole bunch of NRL players throughout the show.
NRLW Grand Final coverage begins from 4pm on Sunday, 1 October with Triple M’s call team, Anthony Maroon, Maddie Studdon and Aaron Woods, followed by the 2023 NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final call across the Triple M Network and LiSTNR with the best commentators and league legends James Graham, Ryan Girdler, Wendell Sailor and Dan Ginanne.
SCA Head of Sports Content – On-Air and On Demand, Ewan Giles, said: “Triple M Footy has been riding every kick, try, goal, mark and hit-up of the AFL and NRL 2023 season and we can’t wait to finish off 2023 with two massive grand finals.”
*Source: GfK Radio Ratings. Metro Survey 5, 2023. Melbourne - Friday 1800-2230, Saturday 1200-2230, Sunday 1300-1930. Adelaide - Friday 1730-2200, Saturday 1130-2200, Sunday 1230-1900. Perth - Friday 1745-2030, Saturday 1000-2030, Sunday 1100-1730. P10+ / P 10-69 / P25-54P10+ / P 10-69 / P25-54. Cume / Share to All %
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Shaun Gough
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Where did he go?
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