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triple j announces July breakfast and drive show shake-up
Triple J is executing its largest on-air reshuffle in years, with Abby Butler and Tyrone Pynor moving from the Drive slot to take the helm of Breakfast starting in July 2026. The shift marks the departure of Concetta Caristo after three years anchoring the station’s flagship morning show, while Luka Muller transitions to Drive with a yet-to-be-announced co-host, reshaping the listening experience for Australia’s youth broadcaster.
Triple J’s decision to restructure its morning and afternoon lineups reflects strategic shifts in audience engagement and talent development. The station has consistently rotated experienced hosts to maximize on-air chemistry and bring fresh energy to prime-time slots. Concetta Caristo’s departure after a substantial tenure marks the end of an era that coincided with the station’s cultural peak—she anchored Breakfast through Triple J’s milestone 50th anniversary, hosted multiple Hottest 100 events, and led coverage of major Australian music festivals. Her exit signals that even experienced hosts move on.
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Touching on topics from The Roots Picnic to the upcoming Earth, Wind & Fire documentary, Jimmy Fallon interviews Questlove, the long-time drummer for the show’s house band and famous hip hop group, The Roots.
Having only released one song, titled “GRIS”, so far in 2026, RaiNao has been keeping fans in anticipation of new music but still offers some fresh content in the way of a brand new NPR Tiny Desk Concert.
Thundercat on the ‘Distracted’ album, ‘Star Trek’ & musical nerd heaven | Double J Interview
triple j sits down with Thundercat, still celebrating the success of his most recent album Distracted, to discuss everything and everyone from Tame Impala’s Kevin Parker and Kamasi Washington to the late great Mac Miller.
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DICE roll out an extensive regional Australian tour to celebrate their second album
Get ready to roll because DICE are headed out on an extensive tour for the back end of the year, taking in capital cities and regional spots throughout August and September.
The Boorloo/Perth four-piece are headed out on the road to celebrate (and perform) their second album, I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View, which lands in our lives on July 31.
Kicking off on August 8 in Tarndanya/Adelaide, DICE are set to take in a whopping 19 dates around the country, including stops in Queensland, NSW, ACT and Victoria. They'll be wrapping it all up with a monster hometown show in Dunsborough back in Western Australia on September 12, we're praying it all shakes out for a perfect spring day for that special gig.
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