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Oct 7, 2026

No Skips with Abbe May

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Abbe May is Western Australia’s very own fruit-forward, fairy godmother of rock. Known for her big guitar riffs and bigger hats, she’s one of our most respected and beloved performers; a phenomenal songwriter, guitarist and mentor. Abbe spent her late teens and early twenties on the stages of some of Australia’s most notorious rock venues and festivals, playing alongside Neneh Cherry, The Black Keys, Midnight Oil, The Motels, Art vs. Science, Tim Rogers, Adalita and so many more! With the 2010s came a turn toward solo work and her album Design Desire, followed by the critically acclaimed Kiss My Apocalypse in 2013 and Fruit in 2018, between them garnering ARIA, AIR, Australian Music Prize (AMP) and WAM Award wins and nominations. Since then you might have caught Abbe with the WA Badass Gospel Choir, judging the AMP or teasing us with singles from a rumoured new album… For this episode, Abbe cherry-picks some of her favourite Western Australian songs and talks candidly about her childhood, what it was like to be a largely introverted person in an industry demanding extroversion and what she’s doing next! Abbe’s No Skip songs: Stability Please – GRUB This Is Karrakatta – Kill Devil Hills Baby – Odette Mercy and Her Soul Atomics Girl The World – Lucy Peach Relapse – Little Birdy You can catch the No Skips segment every Wednesday on Breakfast with Pam on RTRFM 92.1 or at rtrfm.com.au Listen and stream the full episodes every week on the RTRFM website or wherever you get your podcasts. Produced and edited by Danielle Raffaele and Pamela Boland.

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