Podcasts about antones

  Today on another brand new episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we are talking with Rodd Bland, son of blues legend Bobby “Blue” Bland. As this is part two of our interview, we delve deeper with Rodd, who spoke to us on this episode of some of the more silly and fun things about his dad you may not know about the man. Such as? Well, what kind of car did Bobby “Blue” Bland drive? And what color was it? What burger joint was his dad's favorite spot in Los Angeles? We hear that too. And not only do we find out what place that was but we hear of a totally bizarre and wonderful coincidence on their very last visit together, on tour. But sorry – you will have to sign up to hear our Patreon episode to find out what soap opera was Bobby's favorite. We also hear about Rodd's time behind the drum kit as a band leader and also as a guest with some amazing musicians on a recent gig at the Antone's 50th Anniversary at Austin at Austin City Limits. We hear how Rodd started playing the drums and how it used to piss off his dad so much, he had to buy him his first drum kit. We also hear about Rodd's & his dad's relationship with B.B. King – on the road, at home and just hanging out. In fact, Rodd does one really terrific spot-on impression of the man known as Blues Boy that you have to hear to believe. Moreover, we discuss racism in the south, how Rodd is working on selling official Blue merch on the internet and his father's advice to him in life and on stage that seemed to be Blue's mantra for living a good life. It's all here and it's next up on the latest episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast. Everyone has a story.  

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COVID hospitalizations continue declining, while local officials arrange a new federally-funded free testing site which will operate at the former Metz Elementary in southeast Austin for the next three weeks. Austin City Council Member Greg Casar gets an endorsement from New York U.S. Rep Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in his run for the U.S. House - the primary election is four weeks from today. Local jewelry magnate Kendra Scott makes a major donation to Dell Children's Medical Center, while Bert "Tito" Beveridge and Tito's Handmade Vodka make a big donation to UT Athletics. Texas men's basketball heads for Lubbock for a major rivalry game against Texas Tech - new head coach Chris Beard's first return to Lubbock. The Round Rock Express is seeking singers for National Anthem performances at the Dell Diamond. Austin Central Library is hosting a music-inspired painting display by local muralist Kel Brown. The Arc Angels are following last week's sold-out return with a two-night run at Antones, and The Black Keys announce an October return to Austin at the Moody Center. And that cold snap we've been bracing for arrives around lunchtime Wednesday and will keep us very cold thru Saturday - Texas energy experts are expressing confidence that the state's power grid will hold this time.

Amy Edwards A360 radio updates Friday 2/12/21: The weather; White House Valentine; Elon Mush talks Austin and Boomtowns; Satsang drops in to talk his upcoming Antone's show on March 6 and his new music; and more. Subscribe to the Statesman today! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Live music is happening as SXSW approaches! Join as Amy Edwards catches up with musician Satsang for a conversation about artistic growth during the pandemic, his new album, and his upcoming show at Antone's on March 6th. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is the future of live music venues? How are the few venues that are open creating a safe space for attendees to see their favorite artists? What really goes on behind the scenes of keeping their doors open and what can we do to save our stages?On today's show, I talk about the current state of shows and how 3 specific venues in Austin, Far Out Lounge, Empire Control Room & Garage and Antone's, have shifted their traditional event models to adapt to the current times. You'll hear 3 VERY different perspectives on each of these venues and how you can help to save our stages so we can bring back live music safely and responsibly.To talk about this or anything on the podcast, find me on instagram at @atxconcertqueen or shoot me an email at hello@atxconcertqueen.com and please rate, review and subscribe to Please enjoy this very informative and eye-opening show about our Austin music venues and if you could please rate, review and share this episode with others! 4:37 The Beginning of the Pandemic in Austin6:30The Economics of Booking Concerts at Music Venues8:52Closing of Barracuda, One-2-One, Plush, Scratchouse11:05Three Different Austin Venue Perspectives 11:16  Venue #1 - Far Out Lounge - Lawrence12:26 Texas 51% Food Rule 14:03 The Far Out Lounge Compliance Standards16:23How to Support Far Out16:48NIVA vs. Austin Music Venue Donations Directly17:13Venue #2 - Empire Control Room & Garage - Aaron Owens17:23Update on Parish Venue - Podcast/Recording Studio18:15Empire Safety Protocols20:40Attending Shows Solo21:30Beginning Livestreaming/Live Show Hybrid22:12Why Tickets in general are more expensive for Shows23:52How to Support Empire24:30Venue #3 - Antone's - Mallory Ferro25:29Operating as an Indoor Music Venue 26:04Comedy Night at Antone's - Kill Tony podcast27:28The “Cliffie” Dog28:39How Antone's Is Giving Back To The Community30:34 Ways to Support Antone's31:25Bonus Venue: How to Support ACL LiveHost: Clarissa Cardenas - IG: https://www.instagram.com/atxconcertqueen/Website: http://www.theconcertqueen.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theconcertqueenVenmo: https://account.venmo.com/u/Concert-QueenMake sure to tune in every Wednesday for a new episode of the “Concert Queen Connect” and make sure to ‘like' and ‘subscribe' to our channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbNiyZMWKbK2pH4J2rdj69Q?sub_confirmation=1Listen to our podcast:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/concert-queen-connect/id1538535270Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6y3m5SLW5CnBvBpvh7cXgT?si=dN1Vlr9eQf2diQFrPIffugProducer: Steve Souza (http://www.souzamedia.com) IG : https://www.instagram.com/the.souz/

Jacob talks to Kevin about his start in music, his studio Alamo KNG, and what he thinks the future of Ska & Reggae is.

Listen into this panel that took place September 2nd that featured 3 music tech companies, a promoter and a venue. Juan Torres moderated this panel. He's the VP of Business Operations at Prism a company that is revolutionizing how live music events are managed. Here are the panelists: Matt Ford is CEO of Prism.fm. Mallory Ferro is currently serving as the GM of the historic Antone's Nightclub in Austin, TX. Megan Lazaroff is a jack-of-all-trades working on Disco Donnie Presents' talent buying team and also with B&W Productions. Greg Patterson is the Chief Strategy Officer at VEEPS.com a company that gives artists the ability to ticket, schedule and produce livestreams, 100% commission free. Lawrence Peryer is the Chief Revenue Officer at Lyte and host of this podcast that you're listening to. Learn more about Lyte. 

Oct 12, 2019 I sit down in Studio 2 @ legendary Sunset Sound Recorders in Hollywood, CA with one of the top touring drummers today, Johnny Radelat from the Gary Clark Jr band.  He started off growing up in Miami to then college at the University of Florida, eventually a move to Austin, TX to drum for the legendary group The Greyhounds. Then the formation of the Gary Clark Jr band in 2011 to as we know it today.  My favorite moment is  a memorable Red Rocks story of why his favorite venue was so crazy this time around. And just what it takes to be a good person in todays music climate. This is 2 hr long interview and below is an index. Thanks JR 0:00 Bio 10:40 Moving to Austin 19:00 JR joins the Greyhounds 23:00 GCJ comes on the scene and the formation of the band, Antones in ATX 45:00 the first Bonnaroo Buzz tour w/ Grace Potter 50:00 The Gary Clark Jr EP 1:00:00 Touring the world 1:08:00. A diagnosis that changed his life and perspective and why Red Rocks was so special this time around. 1:20:30 Guest Drumming on Seth Myers 1:32:00 Blues and just freestyling . 1:38:44 STUBBS, GCJ band in the film CHEF Thanks & Subscribe

Guy Forsyth is a long time staple in the Austin music scene and a 9-time Austin Music Award winner. He is known for his blues and Americana musical storytelling and has opened and performed with such acts as Ray Charles, Robert Cray, Dr.John, B.B. King, Jimmie Vaughan and Lucinda Williams. If you’ve seen Guy perform (quite possibly at The Saxon Pub or Antone’s), you know he is an incredibly talented musician and performer, but his music was elevated to a whole new level when he joined forces with his lovely wife, Jeska, in 2018. A singer since childhood, Jeska Bailey Forsyth owned a blues club in San Angelo, Texas, named Sealy Flatts where she met Guy for the first time. Tune in to learn more about this talented musical duo, their take on the Austin music scene, and some of their favorite things to do around town.    AUSTIN PLACES The Saxon Pub (Documentary Link)  Cactus Cafe The Continental Club Antone’s Barton Springs Home Slice Pizza Magnolia Cafe El Mercado’s Gospel Brunch    AUSTIN MUSIC Jon Dee Graham BettySoo Rebecca Loebe   The South Austin Moonlighters   Guest, Guy Forsyth Instagram: @guyforsythband Facebook: @guyforsythband Web: https://guyforsyth.com   Guest, Jeska Bailey Forsyth Instagram: @jeska_bailey_forsyth Facebook: @jeska.forsyth   Host, Adrienne Huebner Facebook: @thisisaustinpodcast Instagram: @thisisaustinpodcast & @adrienneinaustin Twitter: @adrienne Email: thisisaustinpodcast@gmail.com  Web: www.thisisaustinpodcast.com   Producer, Myrriah Gossett Instagram: @myrriahgossett Twitter: @myrriahgossett Web: https://www.myrriahgossett.com/

A dragon boat race team is raising awareness for breast cancer awareness, Texans players have featured sandwiches at Antones for charity, Astros post season is underway

Aaron of A Sinclair came by to talk about his new album, 'Catpaws', before he takes the stage at The Too Damn Hot Affair on August 31 at Antone's.   We talked about song sequencing, album covers, and how to keep up your excitement as an artist.   We've had his album on repeat, so be sure to check out his grooves before seeing A Sinclair live this weekend!    #surfinthewebsite #landbeforetimespoilers

In this episode you’ll hear: — The unconventional approach Ghostlight took to recording the album Best Kept Secrets — What it was like playing with two of her musical idols — Late night musical meditations (her best kept musical secret) — The most influential woman in her musical career

Our "Say it Loud" Podcast host, Matt Jones has put together a special mashup episode for Fair City Fire's Too Damn Hot Affair 2017. We've had each band on tonight's lineup, Finite Fidelity, That Girl Dre, Dr. Joe and of course yours truly, on before so he put some highlights together. It's a fun, silly, ridiculous, mildly informative listen. Enjoy.

Portland rockers Blitzen Trapper just released a new record called Wild and Reckless. They’re also headlining the first show in KUTX’s 5th Birthday Concert Series at Antones on February 22nd. In this rerun singer, songwriter and guitar player Eric Early describes how the darker realms of R.E.M.’s music inspired him as a teenager. Then drummer Brian […]

Portland rockers Blitzen Trapper just released a new record called Wild and Reckless. They’re also headlining the first show in KUTX’s 5th Birthday Concert Series at Antones on February 22nd. In this rerun singer, songwriter and guitar player Eric Early describes how the darker realms of R.E.M.’s music inspired him as a teenager. Then drummer Brian […]

Episode 42- Worlds talk with Taylor and Paul   Taylor Welden and Paul Hendricks of the Austin Facial Hair Club join me to talk about how awesome the AFHC is and the 2017 World Beard and Mustache Competition.  We talked about how AFHC was able to get the Worlds in Austin and the traditions of  what the Worlds are.  There is going to be a huge party in Austin this Labor Day weekend with big beards and mustaches, live music, food trucks, and a lot of good times and drinking!  We talked a lot of specifics to what was going on from judging the competitors to some of the criteria of some of the categories.   Taylor and Paul both describe their roles in the club and how they got involved in the scene.  Taylor tells the story of how they had tried to get the Worlds in Austin by approaching the WBMC and how their second attempt got them the competition.  With Come and Shave it in it's 11th year, the guys have had a lot of experience with throwing a good party!  Whisker Wars opened the door for many guys to get into competitive bearding and the members of the Austin Facial Hair Club played a big part is showing viewers how to do it right!   Taylor Welden   Paul Hendricks   Bryan Nelson   Austin Facial Hair Club www.austinfacialhairclub.com   2017 World Beard and Mustache Competition https://www.worldbeardchampionships.com/   https://www.facebook.com/events/381504665532386??ti=ia   Whisker Wars https://www.facebook.com/whiskerwars/   Jack Passion https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Passion   WBMA http://www.wbma.eu/   Long Center http://thelongcenter.org/   TsushiMaMire https://www.facebook.com/tsushimamire/   Antones http://www.antonesnightclub.com/   The White Horse https://www.thewhitehorseaustin.com/   The Black Heart https://www.blackheartbar.com/   The Draft House  http://draughthouse.com/   Mowhawk https://mohawkaustin.com/   Mary Yoder's http://www.maryyodersamishkitchen.com/Menus.htm   Capital Rubber Stamp http://www.capstamp.com/index.html   Allens Boots http://www.allensboots.com/   Out Youth https://www.outyouth.org/   Farmers Assisting Returning Military Veterans http://www.farmersassistingreturningmilitaryveterans.com/projects/   LiveStrong http://www.livestrong.com   Whiskerinas https://www.facebook.com/TheWhiskerinas/   #WBMC2017   Texas Rollergirls http://www.texasrollergirls.org/   Jodi Mitnick and Amy Roberts on The Beardcaster EP28 www.thebeardcaster.com/blog/whiskerina   The American Mustache Institute Americanmustaceinstitute.com   Can You Handlebar Www.canyouhandlebar.com  

Iconic Photographer Tracy Anne Hart (SRV, Vintage Trouble, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and more)

The Blu Party ATX team, Ginger Leigh, Ian Weightman, and Jeannine Rock, discuss the Formula 1 weekend and their annual http://www.blupartyatx.com (Blu Party): Popularity of Formula 1 racing worldwide Increasing local interest in Formula 1 racing via expos and presentations. Elements of the Formula 1 weekend: fashion shows, live music, etc. A New York, LA, or Vegas experience that you can have an in Austin How this year's venue will add to the Blu Party experience.  Collaborating with other company's to put on events "If you want to go to a cool party, see some faces you recogonize, and mix with an international crowd that you normally wouldn't get to do, this is the way to do it." - Ian Weightman "Theres something so unique and so special about this space and us doing this beautiful F1 Blu party at that space, in that building [old Antones]." - Ginger Leigh "They enjoy the experince that we put on and present and produce to everybody, because it is different. It's a once a year type of party that we're putting on." - Jeannine Rock

Listen to this hear as podcast here.Soundcloud here.Ever wake up in the morning and realize how different your life is then say 24 years ago?  This morning as my sweet 2 year-old continued to sleep next to me, I closed my eyes and images of performing my own composition Bob and Dave with the Creative Opportunity Orchestra appreared. Was that really almost a 1/4 century ago. I immediately thought, why couldn't I do things like that now?This CO2 show of the past was filmed in the old Austin City Limits studio at UT and was never released as far as I know. The Creative Opportunity Orchestra, led by the late Tina Marsh, performed concerts of original jazz music by its members starting way back in 1980. I was at their first show at the Paramount Theater that year. Later, I would return to the Austin City Limits studio to perform on the very last ACL filming there with Pearl Jam. In that band we're too early musical mentors of mine: Martin Banks and Alex Coke. Martin and Alex we're key figures in my jazz past. A past that started when my dad opened a used bookstore at 4th and Lavaca called PaperBacks Plus in 1979.Hear are some memories from those days: my poet dad would take me to Piggies on Congress (which later became what is now Manuels), jazz jams and poetry readings would be held inside the bookstore, Michelle Shocked would play songs on the walkway at midnight, members of Passenger including the late Mambo Trainer would perform regularly at the upstairs jazz club Piggies. Later an underground punk club opened up in the basement of the bookstore on weekend's called Voltaries Basement.  On other nights, we'd take a long walk over to Symphony Square to hear the Mitch Watkins Group playing original burning jazz fusion with Paul Ostermeyer, Stephen Zirkel, and James Fenner. Lucky for me I got to have Mitch Watkins perform with us a few times and Zirkel naturally came on board later. This was the Austin music scene before SXSW or ACL was even an idea.  Downtown was the epicenter of the music scene. The warehouse district was filled with aging warehouses some on the edge of being condemded.There was Armadillo World Headquarters, Soap Creek Saloon, El Arroyo, Chances, The Cacus Club, and too many more I can't recall...And of course the great blues clubs...Antones and The Rome Inn...In In the late 70's my parents divorced and my mom, brother and I moved into a gorgeous home on Pearl Street just down the street from the Rome Inn. We became members of the first edition Wheatsville Coop down the street as "turnups" (in the what is now a cycle shop).Just a few years later my dad's bookstore moved into the Rome Inn building and we lived upstairs a few nights a week and caught the bus at the corner to Austin High School.Larry Monroe, Paul Ray, and John Aielli ruled the radio on KUT in the small studio. Those we're the days of an easy laid back Austin. Oh and Antones was just around the corner too a few years later.... Good times.I wonder what the rent would be at that home on Pearl Street now.As we get older its so easy to be seduced into longs sessions of thinking about the past...and I'm generally one who wants to focus on the now. But the fact remains, we are in a different place than our early 20's. At that point, what did you have to look back to...? Your years as a child that we all so wanted to get over so we could get on to the freedoms of adulthood? I say, lets open our eyes, get up and make the best of what is now, be present and make more great memories.What do you remember about Austin music venues of the past and what new Austin venues should I visit now?

Tommy Castro & The Painkillers - 08 - Two Steps Forward (Feat. Magic Dick & The Holmes Brothers) -The Devil You Know (2014)Ian Siegal – John teh revelator - Meat & Potatoes – 2005Lightnin Guy – Boogie train - Blood for Kali - 2012 Snooky Pryor - How'd You Learn To Shake It Like That – tenth anniversary Antones.Marcus Bonfanti – will not play your game - What Good Am I To You – 2009Nuno Mindelis – perfect blues - Angels & Clowns (Feat The Duke Robillard Band) (2013)Rick Derringer – Blues deluxe - Blues Deluxe – 1998Snowy White & The White Flames – White flames - Realistic – 2011Skinny Molly – dodging bulluts - Haywire Riot- 2012Chris Duarte Group – lazy afternoon - My Soul Alone – 2013Ron Block – Jordan Carry me - Walking Song (2013)

Casey and I met up with Johnny Goudie at the Buzz Mill for this session. Johnny's been in the Austin music scene since he was a teenager and has worked with an incredible list of musicians. In 2011 he started his "How Did I Get Here" podcast which interviews friends, musicians, and other folks in the entertainment biz. 

This week we feature Storyville and the Live at Antones album. To hear more, or purchase the album, click here http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/storyvillerock For the best in indie music, check out http://cdbaby.com