Radium Dolls Perform As Part Of Suitcase Records' 'Club Macc Sessions'

Radium Dolls are preparing for a special lunchtime set of live music, appearing as part of the newly launched The Sessions series today.

Launched by independent artist and media producer Jess Macc and Kathy Wilson, founder of Suitcase Records, the pair have teamed up to make Club Macc Sessions a reality.

The series offers a bold new way to experience music by Australian independent artists, featuring six artists handpicked to perform their new music, plus a cover by an Australian artist or band, honouring the country’s musical heritage.

Six episodes have been filmed, with Club Macc and Suitcase Records airing the first episode on 30 September. Along with Radium Dolls, who feature today and will perform their new single, Golden Boy, The Sessions also features episodes with The Inadequates, Anna Weatherup, Roger Knox & Darren Hanlon, Clea, and Lottie McLeod.

You can watch Radium Dolls’ performance for Club Macc Sessions here, where you can also check out previous performances.

“We wanted to create something that not only champions independent artists but also highlights the power of collaboration and creativity led by women in the industry,” Macc explained.

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Wilson added, “Independent artists deserve more platforms to be seen and heard. By combining Jess’s vision for content creation with what we do at Suitcase Records, we’re building a project that puts artists first - and shows what’s possible when women lead.”

Club Macc Sessions emerges as an essential initiative, born from grassroots beginnings and executed professionally, highlighting community, creativity, connection, and independence.

Golden Boy is the second single of the year from Radium Dolls, following the momentum of Scorching Heat. Their latest track, written as “an ode to you and me,” provides a reminder of resilience.

Radium Dolls released their debut album, Legal Speed, last year. The album earned critical acclaim, airplay, and a nomination for the QLD Album of the Year, securing them a reputation as one of Australia’s most exciting emerging rock bands. They already have two sold-out national headline tours to their name, with sold-out shows across capital cities.