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Jonathan Coleman (Jonathan Harry Coleman) was born on 29 February, 1956 in London, England, is an Australian broadcaster (1956–2021). Discover Jonathan Coleman's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 65 years old?

Popular As Jonathan Harry Coleman
Occupation Television personality · radio announcer · writer · performer · comedian · voice actor · advertorial spokesman
Age 65 years old
Zodiac Sign Pisces
Born 29 February, 1956
Birthday 29 February
Birthplace London, England
Date of death 9 July, 2021
Died Place Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Nationality United Kingdom

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1956

Jonathan "Jono" Harry Coleman (29 February 1956 – 9 July 2021) was an English-born television presenter, radio announcer, writer, comedian, and advertorial spokesperson.

He was known for his career in his native country and Australia.

Coleman was born in Hackney, east London, in 1956.

His family moved to Australia, where his career began.

He had Ashkenazi Jewish ancestry.

1970

Coleman's broadcasting career started in the late 1970s in Australia, when he was chosen as a member of the reporting team for the popular afternoon children's TV magazine show Simon Townsend's Wonder World, created and hosted by journalist Simon Townsend.

This was followed by several years as a DJ and presenter on the ABC's youth radio network Triple J, including a stint as co-host (with Ian Rogerson) on the popular Sunday afternoon comedy program Off The Record, a programme that featured the talents of comedy group The J-Team, which included comedians Lance Curtis, Adam Bowen, and Angela Webber.

1983

In 1983, Coleman starred in the Australian movie Midnite Spares alongside well known Australian actors Max Cullen and Gia Carides.

The following year, Coleman and Ian 'Dano' Rogerson moved to Triple M, where they took the show to the number 1 position.

That same year, Coleman released an album titled Jonathan Coleman's Polka Project.

A single from that release, "Busy Bleeding", under the pseudonym Wide Boy Youth, peaked at number 53 on the ARIA Charts (at the time, compiled using the Kent Music Report).

1988

In 1988, Coleman had a part in the Australian movie Young Einstein.

The same year, Coleman and Rogers began hosting a new music television programme on The Seven Network.

Saturday Morning Live was broadcast from Sydney, nationally from 9 am to 12:30 pm every Saturday morning.

The programme was a mixture of music videos, live performances, interviews with musicians and performers, location items, and comedy performances (usually in character as Jono & Dano).

The show was immediately popular, and soon became the most watched music programme on Australian television.

1989

For the second season of Saturday Morning Live in 1989, the producers decided to expand on the comedy aspect, and introduced a cast of comedic performers to work alongside Coleman and Rogerson.

The new format was not successful, and in mid-1989 the comedy component was dropped, and the emphasis on music (in particular live performances) was re-established.

To appeal to a younger demographic, two young actors from the Seven Network teen drama Home and Away were recruited onto the show.

Emily Symons and Mat Stevenson co-hosted the new Saturday Morning Live as well as presenting occasional location reports.

Just as the programme was re-establishing its audience, and the ratings were improving, the Seven Network suddenly axed Saturday Morning Live in December 1989.

This would be the last time Jono & Dano worked together as a double act on television.

1990

From 1990 to 1991, Coleman returned to the UK to host the late night show Jonathan Coleman’s Swing Shift on The Power Station, BSB's music channel.

The show was cancelled after only one year, as The Power Station was shut down due to Sky's merger with BSB.

Coleman's UK radio career began at BBC GLR in 1990, before moving to Virgin Radio in May 1993, presenting the Sunday – Thursday evening show from 7–10pm.

1992

In 1992, Coleman worked as an announcer and sidekick on the Lifetime game show Born Lucky hosted by former one-time Wheel of Fortune host and Entertainment Tonight reporter Bob Goen.

Coleman also appeared on the British television programmes Food & Drink, Noel's House Party, Swing Shift, Hit the Road, Celebrity Fit Club, Celebrities Under Pressure, I'm Famous and Frightened!, and Have I Been Here Before?.

He also provided the voice of the narrator for the children's show The Koala Brothers.

1993

In July 1993, he co-presented the breakfast show alongside Russ Williams, where he remained until October 1997, moving to the drivetime show upon Chris Evans' arrival at the station.

1996

In 1996, Coleman appeared in an episode of the ITV sitcom Is It Legal? as a DJ on the fictional station Hounslow FM.

1998

Coleman was fired from Virgin Radio in early 1998, and moved to London's Heart 106.2, presenting the breakfast show.

2002

He co-hosted the show with Harriet Scott from mid-2002.

2005

In early 2005, despite his breakfast show contributing to Heart 106.2 becoming the most listened to commercial radio station in London, he was axed, moving to sister station LBC 97.3, where for a short time he took over the weekend mid-morning show from 10 am – 1 pm.

On 25 July 2005, Coleman took over the 3–5pm afternoon show on BBC London 94.9 and from 17 October 2005, he took over the breakfast show from Danny Baker, co-presenting with JoAnne Good.

2007

By January 2007, he had left BBC London and the UK to be near his 81-year-old mother Sylvia, in Sydney, Australia.

Coleman also had a daily weekday slot with presenter Russ Williams on FIX Radio, a radio station for tradespeople in the UK.

Following his return to Australia, Coleman hosted the drive time radio slot 4–7pm across Australia on the "Classic Hits' network (part of Australian Radio Network) and regional stations from 2007 to 2011. The show was initially known as The Jonathan Coleman Experience, a show he hosted with RocKwiz presenter Julia Zemiro. In 2009, he reunited with Rogerson and presented The Jono & Dano Show, taking the show to the number 2 drive time slot on FM radio in Sydney and Melbourne.

Coleman also became a regular reporter for Channel Seven's morning news program Sunrise, for which he had previously appeared presenting entertainment news from London.

His regular segment was reviewing movies, and he also presented entertainment news for Mornings with Kerri-Anne on the Nine Network.

Coleman appeared regularly for many international television crossovers from the United Kingdom for Australian television.