🎸 Turn Up Your Radio – Live at Musicland Melbourne 🎸 Here’s a powerhouse clip of The Masters Apprentices performing Turn Up Your Radio at Musicland, Melbourne last November 🔥 Still electrifying. Still iconic. Still pure Aussie rock. Missed that night? Here’s your next chance 👇 🎶 Live at The Princeton Club – Burnside Ballroom Adelaide 📅 Saturday, March 21 🕖 Doors 7:00pm | Show 8:00pm Featuring original members Brian Vaughton and Mick Bower, performing the songs that shaped a generation. ⚠️

Masters Apprentices : Turn Up Your Radio (1995)

Released in 1969, “Think About Tomorrow Today” was one of The Masters Apprentices’ most distinctive and forward-looking singles. Written by Doug Ford and Jim Keays, the song reflected the band’s late-60s psychedelic edge and lyrical optimism at a time when Australian rock was rapidly evolving. 📈 The single became a national hit, reaching No. 19 on the Go-Set National Top 40, confirming the band’s place among Australia’s leading rock acts of the era and helping cement their reputation beyond Ade

✊ WARS OR HANDS OF TIME ⏳ Written by Mick Bower, Wars or Hands of Time is widely recognised as Australia’s first pop song to directly protest the Vietnam War. Released in 1966, as the conflict and conscription began to divide the nation, the song captured the fear, anger, and moral unease felt by a generation of young Australians. Rather than glorifying war, it questioned its cost and challenged listeners to consider whether humanity would keep repeating the same mistakes. Musically, the message

Here are The Masters Apprentices performing their debut single Undecided live at Musicland Melbourne in November last year 🔥 Written by Mick Bower and Rick Morrison, “Undecided” was where it all began — the first chapter in a catalogue that would help shape Australian rock history. Hearing it still roar to life on stage all these years later is something pretty special. Experience more and check upcoming shows at: 👉 https://www.themastersapprentices.com #TheMastersApprentices #Undecided #Music

30K views · 439 reactions | 55 Years Since Myponga 1971 🌿🎶 Today marks the 55th Anniversary of Hamish Henry’s legendary 1971 Myponga Music Festival – a pivotal moment in Australian music history. While The Masters Apprentices were not part of the original 1971 festival, we were honoured to perform at the 50th Anniversary of Myponga 1971 & Fraternity concert at Thebarton Theatre in 2021. A powerful night celebrating the legacy of that era, sharing the stage with Spectrum, Chain, members of Frat