Triple J Radio

Toowong, Australia

3.5

2 reviews

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+61 7 3377 5222
Address:
600 Coronation Drv, Toowong, Queensland, 4066
Toowong
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
370 ftToowong
730 ftHigh Street at Toowong Village stop 23
740 ftCoronation Drive at Regatta stop 12
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2 reviews of Triple J Radio

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Place rating: 4
Brisbane, Australia
Triple J is a great alternative to mainstream music stations and is famous in Australia for both its annual Hottest 100 (the worlds largest music democracy) and its Unearthed program.
Unearthed focuses on unknown Australian acts and is responsible for finding Aussie superstars such as Missy Higgins, Grinspoon and the new Perth wunderkinds San Cisco along with a host of others. The program is now so succesful Triple J has launched a dedicated digital radio station playing solely Unearthed music.
If you get bored of modern music, and have heard all the 80’s /​90’s classics too many times you should definitely check out Triple J.
Place rating: 3
Australia
Triple J is Brisbane’s (and the rest of Australia’s) alternative music station. They have a serious aversion to what they call ‘bubblegum pop’ and instead play plenty of home-​grown Aussie bands and well as music that is actually new instead of music six months old but touted as ‘new.’ They play a little bit of everything, from rock and hip hop to electro and alternative, but mostly alternative. Once a year, on Australia Day, the amount of people listening to Triple J increases a hundred fold when they put on their Hottest 100 songs of the year before, voted by the listeners.