YouTuber Damon Fizzy joins Nick in the studio and they chat about the new Netflix documentary series The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel, Taylor Swift re-recording nearly her entire discography, and a recap of last weeks 2nd impeachment against Trump.
It’s almost time for Jimmy Eat World’s Phoenix Sessions livestream—but first, bassist Rick Burch and drummer Zach Lind sat down to chat with Gunz about the virtual show.
In the third installment of the band’s livestream series, they’ll play through fan-favorite album Clarity. Listen in as they chat about revisiting the songs, reminisce on working with producer Mark Trombino, and discuss the art of connecting with others via a screen.
Phoenix Sessions: Chapter III – Clarity starts at 5pm ET on 2/12.
The Gunz Show got you a special Valentine present this year—and it’s much better than flowers and chocolate.
Tune in as Gunz invites Mod Sun to the show ahead of the release of Internet Killed The Rockstar. The album drops this Friday (2/12) and marks a new era in Mod’s career, so the two spend some time looking back on the journey that led him here. They’ll also chat about Mod’s return to drumming, working with Avril Lavigne, and more.
Later, Teenage Wrist calls in. Their new collection Earth Is A Black Hole drops this week with Epitaph Records, so Gunz asks the band about their history, the sound they’re creating, and what it was like making an album in LA during quarantine.
This week we chinwag about the ups and downs of the music and entertainment industry, and the affects it has on its artists. Afterward we chat with singer/songwriter Kiiara about her hit single “Gold”, her experience working with Chester Bennington and Linkin Park, her newest release “Happy Hour” with Felix Cartal, and so much more!
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I Only Want to Live Once is the result of a passionate and talented musician let loose to do whatever he wants…and, of course, it all works.
Geek Girl Riot turns up the streaming love for WandaVision, To All the Boys: Always and Forever, and Minari. We also break down the Golden Globes nominations and dive into some entertainment trainwrecks.
Gather ‘round friends, it’s time to hang out with our favorite rockstar dads. Jaret and Gary are back with new stories, new laughs, and new rules to teach your kids.
Are you a bad texter? The guys debate the proper way to send and receive SMS messages before Jaret shares the saga of his broken fridge—and the reason he still doesn’t have a new one.
Later, the guys review a list of rules to teach your son. How accurate is it? That’s for them to decide as they debate everything from handshake etiquette to barbeque protocol.
Actress Katie Leclerc stops by and chats about her role in the upcoming Michelle Obama produced Netflix series + Nick & Allison chat about the new Britney Spears documentary and the wild story of a woman who put Gorilla Glue in her hair!
On this episode I have drummer Yesod Williams from Pepper. Even though we come from completely different musical worlds, it just goes to show that it doesn’t matter what genre you’re in, music is one giant community!
He’s one of the nicest and most chill hangs you could ever have! We share stories of tours we’ve done together, we share drum stick and head endorsements and we just catch up and learn the story about how he came up in music from Hawaii!
Thomas Ian Nicholas was in all your favorite movies growing up and now he’s headed to The Gunz Show in a brand new episode!
When the actor and musician calls into the show, he tells Gunz about his new film Adverse. The flick hits theaters on February 12th, and the two chat about scheduling a movie release in the midst of COVID-19.
During the conversation, they’ll also chat about his new song “Home Life”, his Sunday Funday Livestream events, creating fan memorabilia and more. Don’t miss it!
