Presented by Great Southern Nights
Screaming Jets (SHOW TWO)
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Presented by Great Southern Nights
Great Southern Nights is a new event to kick-start the recovery of the live music industry - featuring 1,000 COVID-safe gigs across Sydney and Regional NSW, throughout November 2020 (Australian Music Month). Great Southern Nights is a NSW Government initiative, delivered by Destination NSW in partnership with ARIA. For more information, please visit greatsouthernnights.com.au
The Screaming Jets
Born out of Newcastle in 1989, The Screaming Jets have been an enduring force in the Australian music landscape for over 3 decades. With 8 studio albums, (3 Gold & 1 Platinum) and more material on the way, The Jets have much to celebrate and a whole lot more rock to be rolled out.
The Screaming Jets radio history delivers a long line of high rotation hits to the airwaves. “Better” (penned by former member Grant Walmsley) was crowned by Triple M Sydney as the most played single by an Australian artist in its 37 year history. It’s been played over 10,000 times on Triple M since it’s release.
For over 30 years, The Screaming Jets have enjoyed high rotation for their songs on National Commercial Radio including: ‘Helping Hand’, ‘Shivers’, ‘Shine On’ ‘Stop The World’ ‘October Grey’ ‘Eve Of Destruction’, ‘Sad Song’, ‘Friend of Mine’ ‘Cash In Your Ticket’ & ‘Automatic Cowboy’.
The Screaming Jets are: Dave Gleeson (vocals/worldly opinions), Paul Woseen (bass), Jimi Hocking (guitar), Scott Kingman (guitar) and new drummer Cameron McGlinchey pounding the skins, the Jets are in fine form y in 2020.