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Radio Birdman, legendary outsiders of Australian rock and roll, celebrate their 50th anniversary in 2024.This truly landmark achievement will see the ARIA Hall of Fame inductees take the stage for a series of special farewell performances around the country in June and July.In a time when absolutely everything is deemed iconic, Radio Birdman remain the real deal. They rewrote the rules of the Australian music industry by sheer force of will and carved out their own path which many others have since followed.Their logo, still mysterious even after half a century, is now emblazoned on the bodies of a global legion of fans, their cars, surfboards and much more. These final performances in June and July will underscore why.To mark the occasion, the explosive 2014 album, Live At Paddington Town Hall 12th December 1977 will be reissued by Citadel Records.Special guests on both nights will be Melbourne's own CIVIC. You need to be there, anyway anyhow.Radio Birdman: Rob Younger (vocals), Deniz Tek (guitar), Pip Hoyle (keyboards), Jim Dickson (bass), Dave Kettley (guitar), Nik Rieth (drums)
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Radio Birdman Biography
Radio Birdman began recording in 1976 when the single "Burn My Eye" was released. They took their name from a misheard lyric in The Stooges song, "1970". (The actual line is "Radio burnin'") Their first LP, Radios Appear, showed diverse influences, including Detroit bands of the late 1960s, such as The MC5 and The Stooges. The album was totally ignored by commercial radio but was championed by Sydney station 2JJ (Double Jay) and became sufficiently successful in Australia to lead to a contract with Sire Records (US label, home of The Ramones), who released a different version of Radios Appear internationally. It took three years to record a follow-up, Living Eyes, and by then, the Australian punk scene had diversified and the band broke up before the LP was released.
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