Triple j Hottest 100

As Aussie music lovers gear up for the much-anticipated Hottest 100, radio station Triple J has hinted that listeners could witness some record breaking ...

“We all agreed that the Hottest 100 shouldn’t be part of a debate about the day it’s on. Instead, the radio station chose to hold a “Hottest 100 Weekend” every fourth weekend in January, hence why this year’s countdown will be held on January 28. And the party will still be going on Sunday, with Double J playing the Hottest 100 of 2002. In 2017, Triple J announced that they would no longer be holding the Hottest 100 on Australia Day, citing the “growing dialogue around Indigenous recognition and perspectives on 26 January”. This year’s Hottest 100 is also going to be more explicit than the last, 30 per cent more explicit to be exact, with 131 F-bombs to be dropped across the countdown. In a social media post, the radio station revealed at least two “massive” Hottest 100 records will be broken, along with the fact that five artists will join the “15-songs-or-over” club across all the annual countdowns.

Australian DJ and music producer Flume is tipped to take out the top spot this year with the song "Say Nothing", featuring MAY-A, according to Sportsbet and TAB ...

"It's a musical artefact that we can look back on to gauge the sound of triple j in a calendar year," the radio host said. Other top contenders on betting sites include Emily Rose and Interplanetary Criminal's "B.O.T.A. (Baddest of them All)" and Gang of Youths' "In the Wake of Your Leave".

Triple J Mornings host Lucy Smith says there are 23 acts making their debut as she previews the Hottest 100.

According to online bookmakers Sportsbet and TAB, Flume is set to come out on top with his track Say Nothing.

Aussie band Gang of Youths have the third spot, with their tune in the wake of your leave having odds of $6 on Sportsbet and $4 on TAB Spacey Jane, an indie rock band from Fremantle, are set to place at number four, with odds of $6 on Sportsbet and TAB Aussie band Gang of Youths have the third spot, with their tune in the wake of your leave having odds of $6 on Sportsbet and $4 on TAB. Spacey Jane, an indie rock band from Fremantle, are set to place at number four, with odds of $6 on Sportsbet and TAB. The song has odds of $2.74 on Sportsbet and $4 on TAB. The Sydney-born DJ, who features singer MAY-A on the song, has odds of $1.83 on Sportsbet and $1.75 on TAB.

This year at least two Hottest 100 records are set to be broken. The list will see 57 songs from Australian Artists this year and 23 acts making their debut. F- ...

This year, Triple J has partnered with The Australian Conservation Foundation who are working hard to find solutions to the climate crisis that will help make our future safer. • Friday 3 Feb, from midnight: Hottest 100 videos of 2022 on rage • Sunday 29 Jan, 10AM local time: Double J’s Hottest 100 of 2002 • Saturday 28 Jan, live from 12PM AEDT: Triple J’s Hottest 100 of 2022 • Friday 27 Jan, 10AM local time: Triple J’s Hottest 200-101 of 2022 The Triple J Hottest 100 will hit the airwaves on the weekend, to kick off the festivities Triple J is giving fans a sneak peek of this year’s results.