Jess Finlayson's guest appearances

Jess Finlayson

Australian Rock Show

I wanna jump like Dee Dee

Ricky Warwick

Bruce Kulick

Geoff Tate

Phil Campbell

Scott Gorham

Michael Schenker

Zakk Wylde

Michael Sweet

Carmine Appice

John Gallagher

Pete Wells

Ron Gallo

Martin Atkins

John Robb

Steven Adler

OwlTail

One positive thing that I’ve taken away from the past two years is how big a role music plays in creating strong human connections. And there’s not just the music, but the touring is especially important for just that physical connection. Artists meeting fans, fans meeting artists. Like-minded people brought together by the music, by what they have to say through that music. Common, strong bonds. I first met Jess Finlayson in 2017 when she came touring from Australia with her band at the time, The Mis-Made, en route to Rebellion Festival. We've become friends and stayed in touch through a period that no-one ever wants to go through again. Check out Jess's latest project Raising Ravens and fabulous EP In My Room which is full of her trademark harmonies and powerfully observational lyrics.So it's a real honour to have Jess on here where we get into stuff like how essential these human connections are, her childhood influences, what she learned about herself as a teen with her first band Nitocris, coming together again with her long-time musician friend Jill Jackson and her biggest ever challenge - teaching Blackie of the Hard-Ons to "go live"……Dig in!📸 Joshua NashI Wanna Jump Like Dee Dee is a music podcast that does music interviews differently. I'm Giles Sibbald and I'm talking to extraordinary musicians, DJ’s and producers about how they use an experimental mindset in their lives to amplify their own creativity, pursue new challenges, overcome fears and bounce back from mistakes.- brought to you by Hey Sunday, the mothership of the experimental mindset™.- podcast logo and art by Tide Adesanya, Coppie and Paste.

One positive thing that I’ve taken away from the past two years is how big a role music plays in creating strong human connections. And there’s not just the music, but the touring is especially important for just that physical connection. Artists meeting fans, fans meeting artists. Like-minded people brought together by the music, by what they have to say through that music. Common, strong bonds. I first met Jess Finlayson in 2017 when she came touring from Australia with her band at the time, The Mis-Made, en route to Rebellion Festival. We've become friends and stayed in touch through a period that no-one ever wants to go through again. Check out Jess's latest project <a href="https://www.raisingravens.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Raising Ravens</a> and fabulous EP In My Room which is full of her trademark harmonies and powerfully observational lyrics. So it's a real honour to have Jess on here where we get into stuff like how essential these human connections are, her childhood influences, what she learned about herself as a teen with her first band Nitocris, coming together again with her long-time musician friend Jill Jackson and her biggest ever challenge - teaching Blackie of the Hard-Ons to "go live"…… Dig in! 📸 Joshua Nash I Wanna Jump Like Dee Dee is a music podcast that does music interviews differently.  I'm Giles Sibbald and I'm talking to extraordinary musicians, DJ’s and producers about how they use an experimental mindset in their lives to amplify their own creativity, pursue new challenges, overcome fears and bounce back from mistakes. - brought to you by Hey Sunday, the mothership of the experimental mindset™. - podcast logo and art by Tide Adesanya, Coppie and Paste.

S7 E4: Jess Finlayson

Jess Finlayson has been churning out the loud rock n roll from an early age – starting out with the trailblazing, teenage outfit known as Nitocris. She did time with the Fyreflyes, cut a wonderful solo album, and in recent years has fronted Sydney outfit The Mis-Made. On episode 95 of The Australian Rock Show we go with Jess on a rock n roll ride – looking back at her time in Nitocris, her solo career, The Mis-Made’s latest album Changeling, their forthcoming European jaunt and much more. Plug in and play loud. Music by: The Mis-Made, Nitocris, Front End Loader

Jess Finlayson has been churning out the loud rock n roll from an early age – starting out with the trailblazing, teenage outfit known as Nitocris. She did time with the Fyreflyes, cut a wonderful solo album, and in recent years has fronted Sydney outfit The Mis-Made. On episode 95 of The Australian Rock Show we go with Jess on a rock n roll ride – looking back at her time in Nitocris, her solo career, The Mis-Made’s latest album Changeling, their forthcoming European jaunt and much more. Plug in and play loud. Music by: The Mis-Made, Nitocris, Front End Loader

Episode 95 - Jess Finlayson Interview - The Mis-Made