The Breaking Through Podcast

This week on The Breaking Through Podcast, we break down the Good Things sideshows and festival exclusives, run through new tour announcements from Empire of the Sun, The Fray, Bastille and Malcolm Todd, and discuss the fake Fontaines D.C. and Hayley Williams poster that fooled half the internet. We also talk about MCR’s Black Parade tour skipping Australia, Oasis leaving us off its 2027 plans, whether Charli xcx could bring the Music, Fashion, Film tour down under and Radiohead’s divisive ticket ballot.In Record Club, Brenton reviews Radiohead’s The Bends, while Tyson gives his thoughts on Bella Kay’s My Reckless Abandon.Next up, the boys will be listening to:
The Black Parade — My Chemical Romance (Brenton)I Barely Know Her — sombr (Tyson)This episode is brought to you by Tixel.

This week on The Breaking Through Podcast, we recap our standout acts and industry encounters at Big Sound, break down Radiohead's massive tour announcement, Bruno Mars stadium tour, A.I artist Josh Fawaz supporting Jason Derulo and introduce our new album swap segment Generational Gap. Tyson picks a classic album for Brenton to review, while Brenton chooses a new release for Tyson.

This the boys will be listening to:
The Bends - Radiohead (Brenton)
My Reckless Abandon - Bella Kay (Tyson).

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Brenton & Tyson are joined by Sam & Maxwell from 78 Amped for a very special Crossover Episode. The boys discuss Good Things, Spilt Milk, Laneway Festival, Post Malone, Alex Warren, AJ Maddah & More.

Brenton & Tyson unpack Laneway’s 2027 dates, the Adelaide and Perth backlash and who could land on the lineup. They also call out the frustrating rollout of Kehlani’s Australian tour, discuss why traditional music media is losing ground to authentic independent creators, and look ahead to BIGSOUND with their must-see artists and advice for first-timers

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Brenton and Tyson respond to the backlash over their Laneway Festival take and ask whether punters’ expectations are getting out of hand. Plus, they rave about Slayyyter’s massive Brisbane show and the clues pointing to a Laneway 2027 appearance, unpack Meredith’s eclectic lineup, weigh in on Dom Dolla’s teased New Zealand show and the Jonas Brothers’ NFL halftime booking, and examine the biggest mistakes Australian festivals keep making.