The Oz Pub Rock Show

In this episode, Lachlan and Daz revisit some of the super-talented guests who shared their stories in season 1.

On this episode of the Oz Pub Rock Show, we chatted with music royalty. Nikki Nicholls has toured Australia and New Zealand with Australian Crawl, Suzi Quatro, Lulu, Richard Clapton, toured the world with Kylie Minogue and whilst with Farnham supported Stevie Wonder throughout Australia.

***WARNING - LANGUAGE*** You might remember him as psychotic pizza chef Bobo Gigliotti on the hit TV series Fat Pizza. In this episode, we chat with Johnny Boxer about his time as a roadie for some of the biggest names in the Oz Pub Rock scene.

On episode 6 of the podcast Lachlan had the pleasure of chatting with frontman from Dallas Crane, Dave Larkin, about the formation of the band and how that name came about!

On episode 5 of podcast, Lachlan chatted with highly respected radio announcer with Melbourne's Gold 104.3, Gavin Miller. Gavin started his radio career in his home town of Bathurst, NSW, at the age of 15, and since then has trekked around the country with radio jobs in Cairns, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth & Melbourne. He is well regarded for his on air humour and impressive music knowledge, and has an amazing back catalogue of interviews with the world’s best artists and musicians.

On this episode of The Oz Pub Rock Show, Lachlan chatted with Nick Barker, solo artist and former frontman of Nick Barker & the Reptiles.

This episode, Lachlan chatted with Adam Thompson, iconic front man of Chocolate Starfish, who earned two Top 10 singles and two Top 5 albums, with Gold and Platinum album sales for their self-titled debut. Adam chatted about the band's huge success through the 90s, and also 'Beautiful Addiction', released 2021.

On Episode 002, we chat with Steve Mulry, frontman of the legendary 70s and 80s rock band (reformed), TMG.

In Episode 001, Lachlan chatted to owner of RadioVoice, and Producer of the Oz Pub Rock Show, Daz Smith, about his experiences with the pub music scene during the mid-80s to early 90s.

If you'd like to take a journey back to the 70s, 80s and 90s, and the Australian Pub Rock Scene...grab yourself a meat pie and VB because this upcoming podcast is for you!