Fresh off of 29 Days in 1991 and the radio series that defined a generation, 2024 has celebrated several pearl anniversaries. On March 8th we honoured Soundgarden’s “Superunknown”. A month later on April 8th we paid homage to The Offspring’s “Smash”. Weezer’s self-titled album aired in its entirety on May 11th. On June 7th Stone Temple Pilot’s “Purple” played from front-to-back. When Green Day performed “Dookie” in its entirety during their Saviors Tour, The Triple X Album Series was your soundtrack on August 1st. And on the heels of an Oasis reunion that was 15 years in the making, it was 30 years in the making for “Definitely Maybe” on August 29th.
107.5 Dave Rocks is not only celebrating The Tragically Hip’s first number 1 since 2009 with “Get Back Again”. As you watch the band’s TIFF winning “No Dress Rehearsal” documentary while reading their coffee table book “This is Our Life”, dive into The Hip’s fourth studio album “Day for Night”. In their own words.
From track one to track fourteen in its entirety.
From certified 6x platinum in Canada to Live from New York, it’s Saturday Night.
Join Gord Sinclair and The Tragically Hip. “Day for Night” at 30. Tuesday night at 7.