The time is almost upon us once again, that time that kids love and parents worry about the welfare of their wallets – The Rylstone-Kandos Show. And as an extra special treat, once again everyones favorite radio personality will be on hand and broadcasting LIVE!
Big DJ Trev broadcasting at the 2024 show
That’s right, along with many other KRR.fm presenters, Big DJ Trev will be broadcasting live and on site from the Rylstone-Kandos Show throughout the day playing some awesome tunes! So between 10 and 11am, come on up to the broadcast building where you will get to meet Big DJ Trev, take a selfie, have a chat and even get an autograph signed – you lukcy ducks you!
My always awesome guest cohost OrionHanging with other KRR.fm personalities – Brent & Rodger
So don’t forget to get your tickets for the Rylstone-Kandos Show on the 22nd of Feburary 2025
We will see you at the show!
Trev & Orion with other KRR.fm presenters Leanne & Kirilee
One of the joys of working in radio is being able to promote great music that a lot of people otherwise may not hear.
Whether that be a new young artist, like singer Matilda Poole, or niche US band The Cybertronic Spree, being able to spruik music you love is just a joy unto itself.
Therefore I am very happy to give a shout out to The Offtopics. Having gone to University with frontman Polash Larsen, I have fond memories of him strumming his guitar at parties or in the beer garden at The Eagle Bar, and it’s fantastic that decades later he is still making music. Several years ago I was able to promote on The Big DJ Trev Show on KRRfm the Polash from the Garden album (Melbourne Rain still makes me think wistfully of the city I lived in for so long), so am very happy I get to do so again for the The Offtopics new single and upcoming album.
Check out their press release below:
MELBOURNE’S PURVEYORS OF PUNCH-DRUNK FUNK AND UNSTEADY ROCKSTEADY RELEASE FIRST NEW SINGLE SINCE THE BEFORETIMES
Send Me To The Doctor is the first single to be released from Naarm-based quirky soul band The Offtopics’ forthcoming album Tomorrow is a Month Away. Inspired by the band’s typically absurdist worldview the song presents a protagonist who wakes up after a big night alone and feeling rough. Are they merely hungover? Are they emotionally bereft? Are they in a state of acute hypochondria? Or are they, as they insist, in need of urgent medical attention? Whatever the situation is, Send Me To Doctor with it’s pulsing bass, ticking timebomb drums and a wallowing, univibe-laden guitar that makes you instinctively reach for the Travacalm is eminently danceable from the opening few bars. The song itself grew out of a rehearsal room jam at the Merri-Bek City Band Hall with frontman and lyricist Polash Larsen penning the feverish scenario. The band pedals in a semi-improvised fashion over simple chords for the verses and choruses before dropping into a lazy rocksteady feel for the saxophone solo. The rhythm tracks for the single were recorded at The Garden Studio in Brunswick West with horns, percussion and vocals recorded by the band in various backyard sheds between Merlynston, Northcote and Brunswick. Producer Darius Kedros takes the rocksteady instrumental break in the middle of the song through an accelerated tour through the history of reggae and dub dragging the listener into the singer’s fever before the release of a dreamlike refrain. Send Me To The Doctor teases some of what’s to follow on the Tomorrow Is a Month Away album as The Offtopics treat genre the way a carnival balloon artist treats his animals.
Send me to the Doctor is available for download & purchase on the bands Bandcamp Page, can be listened to on AMRAP as well as of course on The Big DJ Trev Show! Thursday nights on KRRfm.
I always enjoy having guest cohosts on ‘The Big DJ Trev Show!’, Sometimes they do acts, sometimes they do challenges, and sometimes its just having a lot of great fun and banter on air!
This week I had special guest cohosts Jason and Trent. We discussed everything from law and the possible existence of aliens, to Star Trek to the recent cancelling of shows by Tenacious D. Along with Jason and Trent were all our first born sons, who each chose a song and introduced it on air. Every guest that night did a fantastic job!
The show went for 3 hours, but as well as going out live on Krrfm.org.au we did some live streaming on social media as well. Find below the three short live streaming clips from the show. Unfortunately due to music copyright laws, short parts of audio are missing from the first and third videos.
Hopefully we can convince Jason & Trent to come back and do another show next year! In the meantime keep listening to The Big DJ Trev Show on KRR.fm
The time is almost upon us once again, that time that kids love and parents worry about the welfare of their wallets – The Rylstone-Kandos Show.
And as this is the 85th annual exhibition – an impressive milestone – as an extra special treat everyones favorite radio personality will be on hand and broadcasting LIVE!
The Big DJ Trev Show
That’s right, along with many other KRR.fm presenters, Big DJ Trev will be broadcasting live and on site from the Rylstone Show throughout the day playing some awesome tunes! So between 10 and 11am, come on down to the broadcast building where you will get to meet Big DJ Trev, take a selfie, have a chat and even get an autograph signed – you lukcy ducks you!
So don’t forget to get your tickets for the Rylstone-Kandos Show on the 24th of Feburary 2024
Many’s the star who can attribute the moment their career really took flight to being a guest on The Big DJ Trev Show on Krr.fm. Whether it be Bernie Pogston, Flannel Devine or the Splooten Triplets – all those household names you adore can attribute their success to being given the Big DJ Trev boost. Even as recently as October this year, we were very happy to bring you an Aussie Radio first by playing the newest album by Cybertronic Spree.
Also, as regular listeners would know, we always have some entertaining guests and do something a bit special for our anniversary shows. And never more than what we have planned for this year for The Big DJ Trev 3rd Anniversary Show!
This Thursday the 21st of December, we are very excited to be able to bring you an extremely talented young woman, an up-and-comer who has all the qualities to make it big – Ms Matilda Poole.
Photo’s provided by Matilda’s publicist Petrina
Here are a few words from the artist:
My name is Matilda Poole, I’m a local singer-songwriter and live music performer in the mid-west region, and I’ve just recently won the Mid-West Music Quest.
Most of my weekends consist of performing multiple gigs around Mudgee, Rylstone, Gulgong, and Dubbo, and sharing my love of music with everyone I can.
I’m 17 years old, and I have been singing since before I could talk, however my solo musical career performing and playing gigs began almost 5 years ago, when I auditioned for “Vocal Stars” and received the Gold Package.
Within the last six months, I’ve performed over 30 gigs, and to thousands of people, and I can’t wait to share my music with the KRR.fm listeners on The Big DJ Trev Show!
Not only is Matilda a talented singer, she is also a talented actor & dancer and one of the nicest young people I have had the pleasure of directing upon the stage. Tilda recently played a starring role in the latest Kandos production of ABBA: The Musical, acquitting herself superbly to the delight of the enraptured audience.
Did I teach her everything she knows? Probably. Did I teach her everything I know? Of course not – that would make her too dangerous to live!
So tune in from 6pm this Thursday to hear Matilda Poole singing live on The Big DJ Trev 3rd Anniversary show on KRR.fm.
In an exclusive to The Big DJ Trev Show on KRR.fm, for the first time on Australian Radio, we are proud to present Ravage – the newest album from Cybertronic Spree.
For anyone unfamiliar with the band, Cybertronic Spree released their first album in 2019; Transformers 1986, containing covers from soundtrack of that cult-classic The Transformers: The Movie. Known to perform live in excellently crafted costumes of beloved Transformers characters such as Hot Rod, Unicron, Shockwave and Soundwave, the band had found a successful niche within the pop-culture world.
Ravage is a collection of new original music by the band, with heavy 80’s influences. However don’t let me spoil it for you – why not take the opportunity to listen for yourself!
Tune in to The Big DJ Trev Show from 6 to 9pm AEST on Thursday October 5th to hear the album played for the first time on Australian Radio!
For those in Central West NSW, tune into to 98.7fm. For everyone else around the world go online to KRRfm.org.au. To celebrate the new album Ravage, not only we will be playing tracks from this new album, but having a Transformers themed night, complete with music from Cybertronic Spree’s first album, as well as music from the live-action movie soundtracks and other Transformer musical releases!
In March this year we had our Greatest 100 Songs of All Time competition. Listeners were encouraged to not only vote for which songs out of the 110 listed they thought best, but also to make a suggestion of their own for a song they thought was worthy enough to be on the list.
Well a lot of people had a LOT of suggestions of songs they thought should be in the Greatest 100. So many in fact that the suggestions outnumbered the list itself! We received a whopping 145 suggestions of different songs to be played!
Since playing all these songs would result in the suggestions list itself getting its own months worth of shows, we will be playing one hours worth each show until we have worked through the entire list. So tune in to The Big DJ Trev Show on Thursday nights from 6 to 9pm AEST from June onwards, and after the 8pm mark we will be playing through your massive list of suggested songs on KRRfm.
In March 2022 we held voting for The Big DJ Trev Greatest 100 Songs of all Time! competition. This entailed people voting for 110 songs by 110 different artists. People could vote both positively and negatively for songs, with the top 100 being played every Thursday night during April on krrfm.
To keep the suspense, this list has not been published until the competition was over. So now you can see how every song fared!
Make sure you tune in when we hold this competition again in 2023!
Breakdown of the voting:
*80 songs in the Positive
*10 songs that received an even amount of Positive & Negative
*10 songs that received more Negatives than Positives
*10 songs that received ONLY negatives
No#
ARTIST
SONG
Yay!
Nay
1
Tenacious D
Tribute (2001)
6
1
2
Gorillaz
19-2000 (2001)
5
3
The Verve
Bittersweet Symphony (1997)
5
4
Spectre General
Nothin’s Gonna Stand In Our Way (1986)
5
5
Foo Fighters
The Pretender (2007)
5
6
The Offspring
Come out and play (1994)
5
7
Stan Bush
The Touch (1986)
5
1
8
The Cybertronic Spree
Dare (2019)
5
1
9
The B-52’s
Love Shack (1989)
5
1
10
Beastie Boys
Sabotage (1994)
4
11
The Presets
My People (2008)
4
12
N.R.G
Instruments of Destruction (1986)
4
13
Robert Palmer
Simply Irresistible (1988)
4
14
The Ting Tings
That’s not my Name (2008)
4
15
MGMT
Kids (2007)
4
16
Cheap Trick
Transformers (The Fallen Remix) (2009)
4
17
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Love Rollercoaster (1996)
4
18
Madison Avenue
Who The Hell Are You (2000)
4
19
TISM
(He’ll Never Be) Ol’ Man River (1995)
5
2
20
The Proclaimers
I’m Gonna Be (500 miles) (1987)
4
1
21
Linkin Park
What I’ve Done (2007)
4
1
22
Monty Pythons
Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (1989)
4
1
23
Kylie Minogue
Did it again (1997)
4
1
24
Seth Sentry
The Waitress Song (2008)
3
25
Deee-Lite
Groove is in the Heart (1990)
3
26
Bonnie Tyler
Holding Out for a Hero (1984)
3
27
Weird Al
Your Horoscope for Today (1999)
3
28
Rednex
Cotton Eye Joe (1995)
3
29
No Doubt
Just A Girl (1995)
3
30
Hilltop Hoods
Capturing the Vibe Restrung (2007)
3
31
Josh Pyke
Middle of the Hill (2007)
3
32
Girls Aloud
Sound of the Underground (2003)
3
33
Limp Bizkit
Break Stuff (1999)
3
1
34
Eminem
Just Lose It (2004)
3
1
35
Queen
Don’t Stop Me Now (1979)
3
1
36
tATu
All the things she said (2002)
3
1
37
Sir Mix-A-Lot
Baby Got Back (1992)
3
1
38
Sophie-Ellis Bexter
Murder on the Dancefloor (2001)
3
1
39
Ray Parker Jr.
Ghostbusters (1984)
3
1
40
Divinyls
I Touch Myself (1990)
2
41
DJ Sammy
Boys of Summer (2002)
2
42
Ben Folds Five
Underground (1995)
2
43
The Supermen Lovers
Starlight (2001)
2
44
Spiderbait
Buy Me A Pony (1996)
2
45
Bluejuice
Broken Leg (2009)
2
46
Beyonce
Crazy in Love (2003)
2
47
Art vs Science
Parlez-Vous Francais? (2009)
2
48
Daphne & Celeste
School’s Out (2000)
2
49
The Presidents of the United States of America
Back Porch (1995)
2
50
Oasis
Wonderwall (1995)
2
51
Henry Rollins
Liar (1994)
2
52
Tracey Bonham
Mother Mother (1996)
2
53
Garbage
Vow (1995)
2
54
Bjork
It’s Oh So Quiet (1995)
3
2
55
Dave Dobbyn
Slice of Heaven (1986)
3
2
56
Bloodhound Gang
Mope (1999)
2
1
57
The Killers
The Man (2017)
2
1
58
The Jon Butler Trio
Funky Tonight (2007)
2
1
59
Rouge Traders
I Never Liked You (2007)
2
1
60
The Chats
Pub Feed (2020)
2
1
61
White Town
Your Woman (1997)
2
1
62
The Timelords
Doctorin’ The Tardis (1988)
2
1
63
The Avalanches
Frontier Psychiatrist (2000)
2
1
64
Regurgitator
Sucked a lot of C*ck to get where I am (1996)
2
1
65
Lily Allen
Alfie (2006)
2
1
66
The Wombats
Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves) (2010)
2
1
67
Smashing Pumpkins
Doomsday Clock (2007)
2
1
68
Hole
Celebrity Skin (1998)
2
1
69
Alanis Morrissette
All I Really Want (1995)
2
1
70
Fun Lovin’ Criminals
Scooby Snacks (1996)
1
71
Ida Maria
I like you so much better when you’re naked (2008)
1
72
Romeo Void
Never Say Never (1982)
1
73
Max Graham Vs Yes
Owner of a Lonely Heart (2005)
1
74
Michelle Branch
All You Wanted (2001)
1
75
Mindless Self Indulgence
Bitches (2000)
1
76
Rammstien
Engel (1997)
1
77
Mousse T. Vs The Dandy Warhols
Horny as a Dandy (2006)
1
78
The Cops
Call Me Anytime (2007)
1
79
Rhianna
Cheers (Drink to That) (2010)
1
80
The Primitives
Crash (1986)
1
81
Iggy Pop
Lust for Life (1977)
2
2
82
Drapht
Jimmy Ricard (2008)
2
2
83
Cake
The Distance (1996)
2
2
84
Justin Timberlake
SexyBack (2006)
2
2
85
Brittney Spears
Toxic (2003)
1
1
86
Babymetal
Road of Resistance (2014)
1
1
87
Butterfingers
FIGJAM (2006)
1
1
88
Nine Inch Richards
Closer to Hogs (1995)
1
1
89
Boogie Pimps
Somebody to Love (2003)
1
1
90
The Grates
19-20-20 (2006)
1
1
91
Psy
Gangnam Style (2013)
2
3
92
Lene Alexandra
My Boobs Are OK (2008)
1
2
93
Namie Amuro
Hide & Seek (2007)
1
2
94
Dune Rats
6 Pack (2017)
1
2
95
The Cat Empire
The Car Song (2005)
1
2
96
Ashlee Simpson
La La (2004)
1
2
97
Madonna
Beautiful Stranger (1999)
1
2
98
The Beards
You should consider having sex with a bearded man (2012)
Every year various radio stations do their ‘Top 100’. Triple J has their ‘Hottest 100’, Triple M has their ‘Best 100’ and so on. But these only cover the preceding 12 months – yawn – and frankly, a lot of crap songs make their way into the playlists.
On The Big DJ Trev Show at Krrfm we think bigger. MUCH BIGGER. The best 100 songs of the last year? Pfff…. small potatoes. On The Big DJ Trev Show we are doing the ‘GREATEST 100 OF ALL TIME!’
Poster by extremely talented anonymous artist
That’s right loyal listeners – yours truly has gone through the music libraries of the world and found the GREATEST SONGS IN ALL OF HISTORY! And YOU get to VOTE on them! Voting will take place through March 2022 with the songs then being played in April. Also, no band appears on the list twice, so you have over a hundred artists to choose from – stretching from the 60’s all the way up to the 2020’s! Check out the list below:
ARTIST
SONG
Alanis Morrissette
All I Really Want (1995)
Alien Ant Farm
Smooth Criminal (2001)
Art vs Science
Parlez-Vous Francais? (2009)
Aqua
Barbie Girl (1997)
Ashlee Simpson
La La (2004)
Babymetal
Road of Resistance (2014)
Beastie Boys
Sabotage (1994)
Ben Folds Five
Underground (1995)
Beyonce
Crazy in Love (2003)
Bjork
It’s Oh So Quiet (1995)
Bloodhound Gang
Mope (1999)
Bluejuice
Broken Leg (2009)
Bonnie Tyler
Holding Out for a Hero (1984)
Boogie Pimps
Somebody to Love (2003)
Brittney Spears
Toxic (2003)
Butterfingers
FIGJAM (2006)
Cake
The Distance (1996)
Cheap Trick
Transformers (The Fallen Remix) (2009)
Daphne & Celeste
School’s Out (2000)
Dave Dobbyn
Slice of Heaven (1986)
Deee-Lite
Groove is in the Heart (1990)
Deadeye Dick
New Age Girl (1994)
Divinyls
I Touch Myself (1990)
DJ Sammy
Boys of Summer (2002)
Drapht
Jimmy Ricard (2008)
Dune Rats
6 Pack (2017)
DVDA
What would Brian Boitano Do (1999)
Eiffel 65
Blue (1998)
Eminem
Just Lose It (2004)
Foo Fighters
The Pretender (2007)
Fun Lovin’ Criminals
Scooby Snacks (1996)
Garbage
Vow (1995)
Girls Aloud
Sound of the Underground (2003)
Gorillaz
19-2000 (2001)
H-BlockX
The Power (2002)
Henry Rollins
Liar (1994)
Hilltop Hoods
Capturing the Vibe Restrung (2007)
Hole
Celebrity Skin (1998)
Ida Maria
I like you so much better when you’re naked (2008)
Iggy Pop
Lust for Life (1977)
Josh Pyke
Middle of the Hill (2007)
Justin Timberlake
SexyBack (2006)
KMFDM
Ultra (1995)
Kylie Minogue
Did it again (1997)
Lene Alexandra
My Boobs Are OK (2008)
Lily Allen
Alfie (2006)
Linkin Park
What I’ve Done (2007)
Limp Bizkit
Break Stuff (1999)
Madison Avenue
Who The Hell Are You (2000)
Madonna
Beautiful Stranger (1999)
Max Graham Vs Yes
Owner of a Lonely Heart (2005)
Michelle Branch
All You Wanted (2001)
Mindless Self Indulgence
Bitches (2000)
MGMT
Kids (2007)
Monty Pythons
Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (1989)
Mousse T. Vs The Dandy Warhols
Horny as a Dandy (2006)
Nine Inch Richards
Closer to Hogs (1995)
N.R.G
Instruments of Destruction (1986)
Namie Amuro
Hide & Seek (2007)
No Doubt
Just A Girl (1995)
Oasis
Wonderwall (1995)
P-Control
Clown Song (2015)
Perry Farrell
Hot Lava (1998)
Pez
The Festival Song (2004)
Psy
Gangnam Style (2013)
Queen
Don’t Stop Me Now (1979)
Rammstien
Engel (1997)
Ray Parker Jr.
Ghostbusters (1984)
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Love Rollercoaster (1996)
Rednex
Cotton Eye Joe (1995)
Regurgitator
Sucked a lot of C*ck to get where I am (1996)
Rhianna
Cheers (Drink to That) (2010)
Robert Palmer
Simply Irresistible (1988)
Romeo Void
Never Say Never (1982)
Rouge Traders
I Never Liked You (2007)
Seth Sentry
The Waitress Song (2008)
Sir Mix-A-Lot
Baby Got Back (1992)
Smashing Pumpkins
Doomsday Clock (2007)
Sophie-Ellis Bexter
Murder on the Dancefloor (2001)
Stan Bush
The Touch (1986)
Spectre General
Nothin’s Gonna Stand In Our Way (1986)
Spiderbait
Buy Me A Pony (1996)
tATu
All the things she said (2002)
Tenacious D
Tribute (2001)
TISM
(He’ll Never Be) Ol’ Man River (1995)
The Avalanches
Frontier Psychiatrist (2000)
The B-52’s
Love Shack (1989)
The Beards
You should consider having sex with a bearded man (2012)
The Cat Empire
The Car Song (2005)
The Chats
Pub Feed (2020)
The Cops
Call Me Anytime (2007)
The Cybertronic Spree
Dare (2019)
The Jon Butler Trio
Funky Tonight (2007)
The Grates
19-20-20 (2006)
The Killers
The Man (2017)
The Legendary Stardust Cowboy
Paralyzed (1968)
The Offspring
Come out and play (1994)
The Presets
My People (2008)
The Primitives
Crash (1986)
The Proclaimers
I’m Gonna Be (500 miles) (1987)
The Presidents of the United States of America
Back Porch (1995)
The Supermen Lovers
Starlight (2001)
The Timelords
Doctorin’ The Tardis (1988)
The Ting Tings
That’s not my Name (2008)
The Verve
Bittersweet Symphony (1997)
The Wombats
Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves) (2010)
Tracey Bonham
Mother Mother (1996)
Weird Al
Your Horoscope for Today (1999)
White Town
Your Woman (1997)
William Shatner
Common People (2004)
How do I vote?
Vote for your Favorite Song/s
In the comments section at the bottom of this Blog Post, put your pick for the best song out of the list provided. And we here at the Big Angry Trev blog won’t make you adhere to no stinkin rules! You want to vote for just one song – that’s fine! You want to vote for your fav 10 songs? That’s fine too! You want to order the entire list from 1 to 100 according to what you think is best? You champion! You will get a shout out live on the air for that!
Vote a Song Out
You’ll note there are more than 100 songs in the list. So you get to vote one out! Vote for which song you think has no business being in the top 100 songs of all time and it’ll get the boot!
Make a Suggestion
Is there a favourite song of yours that didn’t make the list? Pop it in the comments along with the rest of your votes. If it’s a good suggestion it will get some airtime!
Who could you trust better to bring you the best music that has ever existed?
So in summary:
*Vote for your favorite songs
*Vote out a song you hate
*Make a suggestion for a song that should be on the list
And that’s it! So peruse the list above and then listen in! Voting will take place for the rest of March, then starting in April, everyThursday night from 6 to 9pm (AEST) on The Big DJ Trev Show on Krrfm we will work our way from 100 all the way up to Number 1!
Well Scott, it’s not as glamorous as you might think, nor as easy. One does not simply show up to the station with a box of CD’s and a laptop of downloaded songs ready to go. It takes a lot of work and preparation throughout the day to get ready for that evening’s performance.
To answer your question best, let me take you through a typical day leading up to that night’s broadcast of The Big DJ Trev Show:
6 to 9 Thursdays on KRRfm
7am – Wake up. Groan. Scratch. Roll over. Go back to sleep.
9am – Wake up. Groan. Scratch. Get up. Brought Irish Coffee by butler.
9.30am – Breakfast: Bacon, Eggs, Sausages, Black Pudding, Hash Brown, Mushrooms, Toast, more Coffee. Tell butler to give the groupies in my bed cab fare and send them on their way.
10am – Go to toilet. Read papers to check for interesting news stories to discuss on tonight’s show.
10.30am – Reflect upon how I am so much more knowledgeable and such a superior writer to every journalist in every newspaper everywhere. Finish going to toilet.
11am – Personal Assistant opens and reads out my fan mail. For those who have sent cash/Transformers/nude photos tell assistant to send them 8×10 glossies and autograph them on my behalf.
12pm – Limo arrives to take me for working lunch with Agent at All-you-can-eat BBQ Rib Joint. Half- listen to latest round of offers of movie roles, television spots, celebrity appearances and book deals. Endure constant flirtations from busty 19-yo waitress as she brings plate after plate of ribs.
12.30pm – Hit Agent over head with whiskey bottle when suggestion made of doing a Reality TV Show with Sophie Monk. Agent grovels and apologizes profusely. Get fellated by waitress.
2pm – Ribbon Cutting at new Hospital Wing in my name. Inform Agent (still bleeding) to keep all sick people at least 20 feet from my position or else its Whiskey Bottle Time again – Agent rushes off to inform bodyguards. Plaster smile on my face as photographs taken, hands shook and fans scream my name.
‘Can I go anywhere without fans adoring me? I’m entitled to a private life too dammit!’
4pm – Meet with personal trainer. Told yet again should not be smoking and drinking on treadmill. Tell trainer yet again to go fornicate himself and throw beer bottle at him. Personal Trainer apologises and goes to find bandages.
5pm – Dinner: 1.2kg Tomahawk Steak with garlic mushroom sauce, sides of mash potatoes and roasted corn on the cob. Pedicure whilst eating and assistant reads through celebrity guest list for tonight’s show.
5.30pm – Chopper ride to Radio Station. Fussed over by the ladies from wardrobe, hair and makeup.
‘How do you get to work – a car? Pfff… peasants’
5.57pm -Moment of crippling self-doubt in dressing room, knowing that I’m a sham who makes his fortune off playing the music of real artists.
5.58pm – Shot of the brown stuff, snort of the white stuff.
And NOW we are ready to rock!
5.59pm – Walk through station to Broadcast Booth. Clapping from all sides whilst bodyguards clear a path.
6pm – Showtime!
I hope this answers your question Scott, and that you enjoyed a sneak peak behind the scenes of what hard-working prep I go to each week to bring you the sparkling entertainment you have all come to expect and enjoy. And remember folks, you can listen to The Big DJ Trev Show every Thursday night from 6 to 9pm on KRR.fm.
