Radio Birdman
Founded: 1974
Location: Australia
Radio Birdman is an Australian punk rock band formed by Deniz Tek and Rob Younger in Sydney in 1974. The group influenced other Australian punk bands along with the more notable band the Saints.
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Radio Birdman To Celebrate 50th Anniversary With ‘Special Farewell Performances’
Radio Birdman’s legacy remains untouched, immortalised as one of the most influential bands in Australian punk and rock history.
The Establishment Wasn't Kind To Radio Birdman 'So Why Start Now?'
Recent documentary 'Descent Into The Maelstrom' lifts the veil on the one of the most mythologised bands in Oz music history – legendary ‘70s Sydney rockers Radio Birdman – and founding guitarist Deniz Tek tells Steve Bell that he’s not surprised that the establishment isn’t keen on sharing their outlaw narrative.
'We Don’t Acquire Content That We Do Not Have A Need For': ABC On Radio Birdman Doco
"As a responsible public broadcaster, we don’t acquire content that we do not have a need for."
Anthony Albanese Joins Calls For ABC To Buy Radio Birdman's Documentary
The Labor MP has sent a letter to the broadcaster.
Radio Birdman & Documentary Director Rally To Get ABC To Buy Their Film
The band have addressed the decision in a statement.
Radio Birdman To Embark On Australian East Coast Tour
Back again in September!
Live Review: Died Pretty, Radio Birdman, Kim Salmon
"Their disdain and yet mastery of pop music was apparent and is a common theme throughout influential punk bands."
Live Review: Died Pretty, Radio Birdman, Mick Medew & The Mesmerisers
"...The rock'n'roll tradition - and this wonderful, timeless music - is bound to outlive us all, and that can only be a good thing."
Live Review: Radio Birdman, Died Pretty, The Volcanics
"It's no shock they still possess the raw energy and intensity required to put on one hell of a rock'n'roll show."
Live Review: Radio Birdman, Died Pretty, Kim Salmon
"At times he seems about to completely throw himself into the maelstrom of the racket - then pulls back, as if worried he might pull a hammy."
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