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The Laneway Festival 2027 lineup is finally here! Brenton and Tyson break down their first impressions, what Laneway got right and where they think the lineup falls short. They also discuss Calvin Harris’ record-breaking Australian tour. Record Club has been pushed back a week, so send us your album requests for Brenton and Tyson to cover!

This week Brenton & Tyson break down your Laneway 2027 predictions, debate who could make the lineup and discuss what Hayley Williams’ Australian shows might mean for the festival. We also cover Calvin Harris’ massive tour announcement, Electric Avenue’s stacked lineup and Charlie Puth’s cancellation. This week on the Record Club, Brenton reviews 'The Black Parade' by My Chemical Romance and Tyson gives his Thoughts on Sombr's 'I Barely Know Her'. Next up the boys will be listening to... Klaxons - Myths Of The Near Future (Brenton) Sienna Spiro - Visitors (Tyson) This episode is brought to you by Tixel

This week on The Breaking Through Podcast, we break down the Good Things sideshows and festival exclusives, run through new tour announcements from Empire of the Sun, The Fray, Bastille and Malcolm Todd, and discuss the fake Fontaines D.C. and Hayley Williams poster that fooled half the internet. We also talk about MCR’s Black Parade tour skipping Australia, Oasis leaving us off its 2027 plans, whether Charli xcx could bring the Music, Fashion, Film tour down under and Radiohead’s divisive ticket ballot.In Record Club, Brenton reviews Radiohead’s The Bends, while Tyson gives his thoughts on Bella Kay’s My Reckless Abandon.Next up, the boys will be listening to: The Black Parade — My Chemical Romance (Brenton)I Barely Know Her — sombr (Tyson)This episode is brought to you by Tixel.

This week on The Breaking Through Podcast, we recap our standout acts and industry encounters at Big Sound, break down Radiohead's massive tour announcement, Bruno Mars stadium tour, A.I artist Josh Fawaz supporting Jason Derulo and introduce our new album swap segment Generational Gap. Tyson picks a classic album for Brenton to review, while Brenton chooses a new release for Tyson. This the boys will be listening to: The Bends - Radiohead (Brenton) My Reckless Abandon - Bella Kay (Tyson). This Episode is brought to you by Tixel

Brenton & Tyson are joined by Sam & Maxwell from 78 Amped for a very special Crossover Episode. The boys discuss Good Things, Spilt Milk, Laneway Festival, Post Malone, Alex Warren, AJ Maddah & More.

Brenton & Tyson unpack Laneway’s 2027 dates, the Adelaide and Perth backlash and who could land on the lineup. They also call out the frustrating rollout of Kehlani’s Australian tour, discuss why traditional music media is losing ground to authentic independent creators, and look ahead to BIGSOUND with their must-see artists and advice for first-timers This Episode is brought to you by Tixel.

Brenton and Tyson respond to the backlash over their Laneway Festival take and ask whether punters’ expectations are getting out of hand. Plus, they rave about Slayyyter’s massive Brisbane show and the clues pointing to a Laneway 2027 appearance, unpack Meredith’s eclectic lineup, weigh in on Dom Dolla’s teased New Zealand show and the Jonas Brothers’ NFL halftime booking, and examine the biggest mistakes Australian festivals keep making.

Good Things 2026 is here and Brenton and Tyson are breaking down the lineup. Plus, Laneway cuts Adelaide and Perth for 2027, Brisbane makes its return, and Beyond The Valley sells out during the presale. Got a question for the pod? Send us a voice message: https://www.speakpipe.com/BreakingThroughPoddy

This week, Brenton & Tyson ask whether it’s time to start covering the world’s biggest festivals, is it really the Black Eyed Peas without Fergie, possible Maroon 5 and Bruno Mars tours and update our Good Things headliner predictions (Sorry MCR Fans). This episode is brought to you by Tixel: Australia’s leading ticket marketplace. Buy and sell tickets safely with verified tickets, capped prices and protection if anything goes wrong.

Brenton and Tyson unpack a huge week for Australian festivals, with the Beyond the Valley line-up dropping Black Eyed Peas, John Summit and The Veronica's, plus Breaking Through's own first-ever festival appearance. They dive into whether BTV is now Australia's best multi-genre festival, the Spilt Milk backlash, and if "not for me" and "trash" are actually the same thing. Plus, System of a Down and Faith No More's shock stadium tour. Got a question for the pod? Send us a voice message: https://www.speakpipe.com/BreakingThroughPoddy

We’re halfway through 2026, so Brenton and Tyson are taking stock of the year in music so far. The best albums, biggest moments, biggest disappointments and everything that’s managed to cut through the noise. They discuss the artists having a genuine moment, the live shows and releases that have delivered, the stories they’d rather forget, and whether 2026 has actually been a good year for music. Got a question for the pod? Send us a voice message: https://www.speakpipe.com/BreakingThroughPoddy

Brenton and Tyson unpack a rough week for Australian festivals, with Fridayz, Harvest Rock and Ridin Hearts all taking a year off. They dive into the rise of the festival “fallow year,” whether festivals still need to happen annually, and if millennials are becoming the last generation keeping big festival culture alive. Plus, NYE on the Hill, FOREVERAFTER and AI seeping into live music territory.

Brenton and Tyson talk artist vulnerability as marketing, full-album tours, Whether the Limp Bizkit & MCR Rumours are holding up, the return of Gang of Youths and Tidal’s move to stop royalties for fully AI-generated music. Got a question for the pod? Send us a voice message: https://www.speakpipe.com/BreakingThroughPoddy

Brenton & Tyson break down the mixed reaction to the Yours & Ours lineup and what Rolling Sets might be getting right. They also dig into the Bruno Mars Australian tour rumours, Brisbane’s Against The Grain Festival, Olivia Rodrigo’s huge new all-female festival and the latest AI copyright drama involving thousands of Australian songs being used without permission. Got a question for the pod? Send us a voice message: https://www.speakpipe.com/BreakingThroughPoddy

This week, Brenton and Tyson unpack the music industry’s AI problem, Spotify’s new superfan ticket reservations, the idea of paying for fan loyalty and a stacked week of festival announcements including Rolling Sets, Red Hot Summer and BIG SOUND. Got a question for the pod? Send us a voice message: https://www.speakpipe.com/BreakingThroughPoddy