Matty O sits down with Winston McCall, the powerhouse frontman of Australian metalcore giants Parkway Drive, in this must-hear episode of Triple M Homegrown. Fresh off the band’s relentless international touring schedule, Winston opens up about what it’s like to take heavy music into spaces you’d never expect—like performing at the Sydney Opera House backed by a full Symphony Orchestra. He also shares stories from unforgettable festival experiences on music cruises such as Shiprocked and Hellbound, where the energy and chaos of live heavy music meets life at sea.

The chat dives into Parkway Drive’s commitment to keeping their roots alive, with the launch of the Park Waves Festival. Winston reveals how the band built an 11-show regional tour across Australia, shining a spotlight on other local bands and ensuring fans outside the big cities got a taste of world-class live music. It’s an inspiring look at how Parkway Drive continue to push boundaries, celebrate community, and carve their own path in the heavy music world.

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Triple M Homegrown with Matty O welcomes Toby Dundas, drummer of the ARIA Award-winning band The Temper Trap, for a deep-dive chat that fans won’t want to miss. In this exclusive interview, Toby opens up about the band’s highly anticipated new music, their creative process after years away from the spotlight, and how it feels to finally be back on stage performing for fans again.

He also shares what it’s like to hit the road alongside rock heavyweights Kings of Leon, reflecting on the thrill of playing to massive crowds and the unique energy of international touring. From the breakout success of Sweet Disposition to the band’s future direction, Toby gives a rare behind-the-scenes look at one of Australia’s most iconic indie rock exports.

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Caleb and Jacob from The Terry’s join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown to celebrate one of the most exciting chapters in their career so far. Fresh off the release of their brand-new self titled album and heading into back-to-back sold-out shows, the lads open up about the writing and recording process, how their sound has evolved, and the energy behind their meteoric rise in the Australian music scene.

With international festival appearances locked in to round out the year, The Terry’s share what it’s like taking their music global, and how they’re embracing the chaos of rapid success while staying true to their laid-back Aussie roots.

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Northern Beaches rising stars The Rions join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown to celebrate their highly anticipated debut album Everything Every Single Day, out October 3rd. Fresh out of an Uber, Noah and Harley sit down to chat about life as young musicians breaking into the Australian music industry, the challenges and rewards of building a fanbase, and the whirlwind journey from local shows to national recognition.

In this episode, the boys open up about navigating fame in their early 20s, share hilarious stories from the road, and reveal their cheeky plans on how they’ll one day meet Kendrick Lamar. Plus, they talk about what fans can expect from their upcoming Australian tour.

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After a whirlwind tour of the Americas, the boys from Ocean Alley settle down into the studio with Matty O for a chat about life, a future album and backstage antics ahead of their Australian tour in January.

Pre-order the album "Love Balloon" now | Out September 19

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Matty O is on holidays, so Angie Ayers caught up with Chris Cheney from the Living End to talk national tour, new album and why they only trust rock n roll.

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After trying to feed the black hole of fame, Aussie rapper 360 has transformed the struggle into a new album titled ‘Out Of The Blue,’ and is back in his best form ever.

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The multi-talented Digby Robison of Big Red Fire Truck, talks the band's brand new single "Tokyo Karaoke Bar", consistently creating content AND being Pro-Wrestler amongst other things.

Then just when you think it's all said and done he's even got a cover band Furnace and the Fundamentals, Digby is just going non-stop and that's the way he likes it!

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