Glenn and Lindsey gave a brief history of the band, how they formed (very few band changes to the lineup over the years), how the band uses a collaborative process to write their songs, venues they like to play, artists that inspire them and more about the ska/punk genre. We also spoke about beer and breweries as these are the most popular venues happening right now.
[Continued]In this interview, Jones discusses his early years as a teen blues guitar prodigy; his growth as an artist the last five years; the evolution of the Laurence Jones Band; and the making of the new self-titled Laurence Jones Band album.
[Continued]80s icon Josie Cotton discusses the release of "Everything Is Oh Yeah", a record that was never released 30 years ago--until now! She discusses the film "Nomads", her love of mid-century furniture; her retro style; and much more!
[Continued]John Notto of blues-rock band Dirty Honey discusses the band's whirlwind rise the last two years, which included touring with Slash and opening for The Who; the band's classic rock sound; and vintage equipment.
[Continued]An impressive story teller with southern hospitality at its best, TD of White Collar Sideshow outlines the adventures of a dedicated husband and wife team living on the road to bring music to their family of listeners in the US and abroad.
[Continued]Steve Kilbey of The Church discusses his yearning for melancholia in music; the painted album cover of "Sydney Rococo"; the Starfish tour and staying true to the original album; his favorite Church album, "Priest=Aura"; the Grunge movement; touring in the 90s versus today; and Stuart Coupe’s book "Roadies".
[Continued]Johnny Mile and the Kilometers discuss the origin of their name, upcoming New Year's Eve gig, and forthcoming third album.
[Continued]Robert Wax of Crashing Cairo discusses the songs on the album At Speeds That Destroy; how the band managed to work with such greats as Peter Katis, and Tim Palmer; the band’s favorite gear and favorite concert moment; and who in the band may be listening to Britney Spears. It was a fun interview so make sure to listen!
[Continued]Mikey and Kyle of The Penny Serfs discuss politics in the ear of Trump and their latest album, Politics In the Time of Heroin.
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