HOMEGROWN: Ian Moss Comments on Cold Chisel Reunion + Unveils His 8th Studio Album

Join host Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as he sits down with the legendary Ian Moss to celebrate the highly-anticipated release of his 8th studio album, 'Rivers Run Dry'. In this episode, we dive into Mossy's musical journey, starting with his exciting collaboration with Troy Cassar-Daley on track 2 of the record, the mesmerizing 'Nullabor Plain'. Mossy shares fascinating insights into the creative process and the magic that transpired during this collaboration. Venturing into new territories, Mossy takes us behind the scenes of his experience working in the heart of country music, Nashville, Tennessee. Drawing an amusing comparison to speed dating, Mossy opens up about working with diverse and talented collaborators daily. With a five-year gap since his previous self-titled album release in 2018, Mossy reveals the inspirations and revelations that fueled the songwriting process behind 'Rivers Run Dry'. His words are sure to resonate with fans as they discover the stories and emotions embedded within each track. But the excitement doesn't stop there! Matty delves into the highly anticipated rumors of a Cold Chisel reunion, and Mossy's response is nothing short of electrifying. While nothing is locked in, Mossy teases that everyone's keen and fans can't help but roar with excitement at the prospect of a reunion. Mossy takes us on a sneak peek of the upcoming 'Rivers Run Dry' Tour, where he will be hitting the stage with his 7-piece-band for an unforgettable experience. Fans can expect an enthralling musical journey filled with timeless classics and new enchanting tracks. The album also holds a heartwarming moment where Mossy's son Julian showcases his musical talent with a heartfelt duet of Stevie Wonder's, 'Blame It On The Son'. Mossy reveals that the bond extends beyond the studio, as Julian will be joining him on tour to perform the duet live. Ever wondered what's on Mossy's backstage rider? The answer might surprise you, with Thai food being a vital show ritual that keeps the energy high and the spirits soaring. As a special treat, Matty takes Mossy on a trip down memory lane, reliving some iconic gigs with Midnight Oil, Bluestfest, and unforgettable shows with his bandmate, Jimmy Barnes. It's a nostalgic ride that leaves us with a renewed appreciation for Mossy's impact on Australian music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.