Lots of guests this week on the show! Zac from American Authors came by to co-host and even played a new song live for us! We called Dylan Scott from Rad Horror, Seb from Simple Plan and co-host of Man Of The Hour then Jenny March dropped in to play her single “California Daze” for the first time!
This week’s episode was brought to you by the million shows I went to in the last week! Hear all about those cause live music is dope and you should keep supporting that. LAYNE and the gang came by to co-host to talk all about her music and upcoming shows, The Sherlocks stopped by to play us a couple of songs then THE WLDLFE called in! Listen to us talk!
It’s been a few years since I last saw Senses Fail so I was so excited to find out they were playing in Chicago.
[imgfull][/imgfull] The first episode of the Roseanne revival premiered last week on ABC, a record-setting 26 million people tuned in, with the aim of getting a politically divided country to talk to each other. Local TV news stations owned by Sinclair gave the same mandated speech to their anchors. Some say this is using the trust built by its local TV personalities to push political agenda. And, bullet proof vests for stadium seats?
The Band Camino stopped by the studio to talk to me before the LA date date of their tour with The Night Game.
Spring is here, the mood is bright, and so is The Ready Set’s new music.
Our Rioters are talking the movies, shows, books, and comics they love in spite of them being a whole lotta problematic. Because guess what? You can love something while recognizing its issues and demanding improvement.
idobi photographer Audrey Lew spent the two days with Can’t Swim for their headline shows in New York.
This week’s Geek Girl Riot is gonna take you back to school…or school you in the best way. We’ll be gossiping about the new Heathers TV show, play detective with Jessica Jones, and talk our fav high school + detective shows/movies!
Déjà-vu got the best of me again If you happened to see the Mayday Parade tour for A Lesson in Romantics last year, you may have caught a dynamic set from the opening band Milestones. But even if you missed your chance to see the Manchester-based quartet in North America, you’ll want to pick up their debut full-length, Red Lights, because believe me when I say it’s everything you want in a pop rock record. From opening track “BitterSweetHeart” to the boppy closer “Forever or Never”, every song is a carefully crafted treat for your ears. Like a box of… Read more »
