Y’all, we are TIRED on Geek Girl Riot. It’s been one helluva year and sometimes even our super-powered Rioters need a break—so today we’re talking about whatever comes to our minds (you have been warned)…
idobi photographer Jess Williams covered the Angels and Airwaves show at Hammerstein Ballroom in NYC. Check out some photos from the tour below! [imgfull] Angels and Airwaves Bad Suns My Kid Brother [/imgfull]
idobi photographer Ryan Watanabe covered Chain Fest at FivePoint Amphitheatre in Irvine, CA. Check out some photos featuring Taking Back Sunday, Circa Survive, The Summer Set, and more from the festival below! [imgfull] Jimmy Eat World Taking Back Sunday Circa Survive Mayday Parade Anberlin Cartel Envy On The Coast The Summer Set [/imgfull]
This week, Jaret and Gary talk with Stevie Rachelle from the 80’s metal band, Tuff and the guy behind Metal Sludge. Stevie talks about growing up in Wisconsin, making the move to Hollywood to start his musical life on the Sunset Strip and starting a family out in Southern California! Don’t miss this one!
Things are about to get wild ’cause the latest Geek Girl Riot’s talking all things Space Jam: A New Legacy and Never Have I Ever S2.
Instructions for Dancing is out now & ready to steal your heart, which means the always wonderful Nicola Yoon is back on Geek Girl Riot to talk all about it and more in her second Whachudoin’? episode.
Take a few minutes today to be totally entranced by Devin Kennedy and his sweet, sweet music. After giving us a peak at glorious music studio in Los Angeles, Devin gives us acoustic versions of “Sundress” and “Happy Yet”. Hang out and fall in love on today’s Tour de Session.
This week, the dudes discuss measuring life through a Covid timeline, aka missing covid year (aka covid year theory), BFS starting to book shows, Playing golf and GoldenEye 007, Experiencing football games in different stadiums and car trouble on Easter Sunday! Oh, and why you shouldn’t give kids condiments…EVER!
This week Geek Girl Riot explores the wondrous realms of epic fantasy with previews of Shadow and Bone and The Nevers.
There’s a lot going on in the Mayday Parade camp these days and vocalist Derek Sanders is swinging by The Gunz Show to fill us in.
The band has just wrapped up work on a new album, so the legendary vocalist is letting us in on what they have planned. They also dive into conversation about Friday’s livestream event Sunnyland Session. Derek even treats us to a sneak peek with a mini acoustic performance for The Gunz Show listeners. If you haven’t hit play already, get to it!
