Saturday

Psychedelic Jams, Synth-Electro Sounds & Soulful Interplanetary Beats to take you from Friday night to Saturday morning

Psychedelic Jams, Synth-Electro Sounds & Soulful Interplanetary Beats to take you from Friday night to Saturday morning

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Do you remember when you thought country was really uncool? Well that was before alt. country and before grunge country and before we realised that country is the thing that links together all the other things we are allowed to love: blues, boogie, honky tonk, rockabilly, rock, folk, swing, jazz, gospel, cowboy and bluegrass - yes, they all have a connection somewhere. Yodel Action plays the lot; old timey come on in, as well as modern combinations of all those things. Join Lone Tony Joe with the Hillbilly Help Desk and Ali Oakley who brings you Heavy Petal - as they alternate the 11am-1pm timeslot each Saturday. Together, they are ThreeD's Yodel Action. We believe in the Squeezebox.

Revival with Jade / Phil - It rocks, it rolls, it swings, it jumps! Vintage recordings from the vaults to put a smile on your dial. Swing, jazz, rockabilly, country, gospel, funk, surf, rhythm & blues, South Pacific kitsch and much more. Hellzapoppin'!

Join Sara & Gillian each fortnight for Saturday afternoon mix of a range of genres, with lots of indie and local bands. We play album tracks, new releases, singles and a bit of vinyl. There’s a weekend gig guide and the occasional musical theme. Catch you on the flip side! OR Alex for Good ol’tunes for your Saturday afternoon, featuring various new releases of the month both from Adelaide, Australia and the world. Get your dosage of alternative rock goodness, as well as new upcoming local bands.  

From ambient instrumental to dirty filthy rock and roll... Oscillate Wildly will get you going every Saturday night. The only thing predictable about this show is its unpredictability!

Listen in to hear where your favourite band's new release places in Three D's 20+1 chart.

Who knows what you're going to hear?

"Voodoo Vinyl - A thematic approach to the Archaeology of 20th Century Music"