Television and radio presenter Dylan Lewis is co-host of Nova 919 Adelaide’s breakfast show ‘Lewis and Lowe.’ After a stint on Fox FM and Triple J, then six years at Nova 100 in Melbourne, Dylan is now heard on alarm clocks all over Adelaide.

Over the past few years Dylan's hard work and talent has been rewarded by winning 3 ACRA Awards so far in his radio career, 'Best Newcomer', 'Best Music Personality’ and most recently ‘Best Music Presenter’ 2012.

Infamously known as the presenter of ‘Recovery’ on ABC, Dylan has hosted an array of music and variety shows, including 10.30 Slot, Pepsi Live and Network Ten’s national Saturday morning show, ‘Video Hits’ with Fuzzy Agolley in 2010 and 2011.

A regular star on television, Dylan has also been popular guest panellist on shows such as ‘Spicks & Specks’, ‘Talkin’ ‘Bout Your Generation’, as well as regular field reporter and guest co-host on ‘The Circle’. You will also sometimes catch Dylan on Network Ten's 'The Project’ doing the 'Whip Around'.

When Dylan first shot to cult fame on ABC TV’s national Saturday morning live music show ‘Recovery’, he catapulted the popularity of live music and interviewing to a new level. He hosted ‘Recovery’ for 3 years and his infectious persona brought a new element into Saturday morning television. Dylan's warmth and individuality aided in attaining artists that would appear exclusively on ‘Recovery’ whilst visiting Australia.

Following ‘Recovery’, Dylan hosted the national television program ‘The 10.30 Slot’ on Friday evenings, another of ABC TV’s popular music and pop culture extravaganzas. Dylan's association in the music world was cemented when he became the host of Channel 10’s ‘Pepsi Live’ in 2001 - continuing this role for three years on the only Australian commercial television music program at the time. Dylan in turn hosted the show’s national radio program on 2 Day/Fox FM.

Dylan’s star studded list of celebrities interviewed includes Stevie Wonder, Foo Fighters, M.I.A, Britney Spears, Ed Sheeran, Sting, Kylie Minogue, Bjork, Russell Crowe, Silverchair, Faith No More, Metallica, Oasis, No Doubt, De La Soul, Public Enemy, Pulp, Reece Witherspoon, Billy Zane, Eric Bana, and the list goes on!…