Mark and Me Podcast Episode 451: 2000trees Festival Special - CHROMA, The Hunna, Bambie Thug & Press Club
Jul 17, 2025
This special features The Hunna, a British rock band known for their energetic performances, who dive into their musical journey and influences. Press Club, an Australian powerhouse, shares tales of touring and their impact on the music scene. Irish artist Bambie Thug discusses her unique style and creative inspirations. The guests reminisce about early concert experiences, balancing personal identities with public personas, and the emotional highs and lows of festival performances. It's a vibrant celebration of music and community!
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Tunnel Vision Accelerates Progress
- Relentless focus without a 'plan B' breeds momentum and resilience in music careers.
- The Hunna attribute progress to tunnel-vision determination and continual outreach despite repeated rejections.
Setbacks Became Songwriting Fuel
- The Hunna describe being strung along by management and nearly signed, then rejected when priorities shifted to other acts.
- They converted disappointment into songwriting fuel and used setbacks as material for fan-favourite tracks.
Silverchair Sparked An Aussie Influence
- Press Club's first album purchase was Silverchair's Frogstomp and the host wore that album's T-shirt during the chat.
- That early influence underscores the band's strong Aussie alt-rock lineage and pride in physical music collections.
