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Andrew has a 'MySpace' which he personally edits.
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Andrew was named Cleo Bachelor of the Year 2004.
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Andrew was given the nickname of Andy G by friends and family.
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Andrew is dating actress Noa Tishby.
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Andrew G is the host of Ten's game show ConTest.
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In 2004, Andrew was nominated for the Silver Logie award for his role as the host in Australian Idol.
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In July 2005, Andrew started filming his own channel [V] show called "Andrew G's Excellent Adventure." He traveled to Europe and North America. Some of the higlights included a ride in the private plane of the Offspring's Dexter Holland to the Vans Warped tour, and seeing Jamiroquai perform to 100,000 in Naples, Italy.
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Andrew released a total of 2 CDs in his ex-bands.
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Andrew attended St. Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace at youth.
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Andrew's mother is Lithuanian and his father is Czech.
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Andrew lists the following five musicians as those who have fundamentally changed the way people play the guitar.
They are: Robert Johnson, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen, Tom Morello.
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Andrew is a committed Vegan.
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Andrew has his own official blog, which he personally maintains.
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Andrew has listed skateboarding, surfing, snow-boarding, and poker as enjoyable hobbies.
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Andrew officially became an Australian citizen in 1999.
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Andrew's first radio job on a local Brisbane station B105, where he did the on air mid-dawn shifts.
He is currently the host of Take 40 Australia, heard on 92 stations around the country. (This is a weekly countdown of the top 40 songs on the Australian charts)
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Andrew displayed a passionate interest in music from a young age.
He participated in school orchestras, barbershop quartets and school musicals. In his youth, Andrew attended a music school, weekend music classes, later he would study music at South Brisbane TAFE (completing one year).
He can play tuba, double bass, triangle and harpsichord fluently.
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Andrew G was born in 1974 in London, England. At the age of four months his family moved to Adelaide, Australia, before moving to Brisbane, where he spent most of his youth.