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It’s the first show of the first day of the new year and the nerds are stoked to celebrate all the new weed legislation that goes into effect this week! We start with a quick story from the Netherlands on how they are in the trial stages of being able to regulate and grow cannabis to enhance the cannabis commerce! Yay! Then we come back to the US and go over what states have some new and very good cannabis laws going into effect in this new year.
On the 4th Episode of The Undiscovered Sound, Jeff continues to bring you more music from all around the world! On this episode, The Overslept from The Netherlands are featured as well as a few entries from the Ernie Ball / Play Warped contest!
On the 2nd week of The Undiscovered Sound, Join host Jeff Motekaitis as he takes you all around the world, introducing you to new music from Italy, The Netherlands, Australia, and here in the states!
Imagine your dream festival lineup — and then imagine it’s happening a thousand miles away and you have no chance of getting there. Music fans in the Netherlands experience this constantly, but thankfully Mildtfest in Eindhoven came to the rescue with a full day of pop punk jams on May 17th.
100 gecs are going to be heading back over to the UK and Europe this Autumn, bringing their unique brand of pop music to the masses.
The Happy Fits are dropping a brand new live album called Live From Troubadour on March 17th. They’ll also be sweetening the deal by going live on YouTube tomorrow (March 16th) at 8pm ET. The band will be sitting down to give their commentary of the concert and hang out with anyone that wants to join. The announced the event on their socials saying, “Join us live next Thursday March 16th @ 8PM EST on YouTube where we relive our epic night at the Troubadour. Hang with us live before the show and chat with us during the performance (crazy… Read more »
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about the World Cup 2022.
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about Megadeth and the recent controversy about Dave Ellefson.
