Podcasts about bluesfest

Opening weekend of Bluesfest, Redblacks battle but come up with another loss, HR Derby and Jannik Sinner wins his 1st Wimbledon title.

The Friday Kenny & JT Show is underway. We preview a busy weekend on our area with a Blues Fest and Italian Fest, the Guardians and White Sox were washed out in Chicago last night, and it rained out “Yacht Rock Night”, we preview our visit from Hall of Famer Bill Polian, the Cavs drop their Summer League opener to the Pacers, and more...

Bluesfest spokesperson Joe Reilly on opening night and every night of the festival, Redblacks tickets and your texts.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, "Mullet Man", also known as Jay Trepanier, shares his unique journey from a hockey fan to a rising music star. He discusses the impact of social media on his career, the importance of taking breaks from music, and his connection with the Ottawa Senators. Mullet Man reflects on his musical influences, the challenges of songwriting in different languages, and his commitment to community engagement. He also emphasizes the significance of physical health in maintaining a long-lasting music career and shares his aspirations for future projects. Be sure to check out his band Leverage for Mountains on Sunday July 13 at Bluesfest!TakeawaysMullet Man's journey began unexpectedly at a hockey game.Social media played a crucial role in Mullet Man's rise to fame.Taking breaks from creating music is essential for artists.Mullet Man's physical health is a priority for longevity in music.The connection with the Ottawa Senators has opened new opportunities.Songwriting in French presents unique challenges for Mullet Man.Mullet Man's musical influences include John Mayer and Paul Simon.Community involvement is important to Mullet Man's identity as an artist.Mullet Man enjoys engaging with fans at events and performances.Future music projects may include English songs and collaborations.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Mullet Man04:00 The Journey of Mullet Man07:09 The Impact of Social Media10:26 Musical Influences and Early Beginnings13:16 The Evolution of Mullet Man's Look16:19 Community Engagement and Giving Back19:07 Fun and Quirky Questions22:05 Closing Thoughts and Future Aspirations35:44 Musical Choices for Bank Heists37:55 The Mullet Man's NHL Aspirations40:55 Upcoming Music Projects and Collaborations42:45 Songwriting in English vs. French47:25 Dream Venues and Performance Goals50:29 Navigating the Music Industry56:04 Songs to Avoid Playing58:12 Decade of Music Preferences01:03:22 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3

☀️Somriga juniavsnittet är här! Vi får klara oss utan Jocke Hellboy Blomgren som har stuckit till USA. Fredrik berättar om sin Baltiska turné & Tommy om sin nära döden upplevelse i Tyskland i Starsa Sen Sist. I musiksegmentet tar Tommy ett stort grepp kring Åmål's Bluesfest och spelar upp smakprov från några av akterna! Vi avrundar med en Bluespodden Tipsar samt spelar upp fantomgitarristen Johan Borgh i Från Norr Till Söder! Tack för att ni lyssnar, delar och blir Patreonmedlemmar

SummaryIn this episode of the Dawg and Gus Show, Dan "DB" Cohen discusses his upcoming single and performance at Bluesfest, sharing insights into the Ottawa music scene and the importance of community support for local artists. He reflects on his creative process, the challenges of navigating social media as an artist, and the significance of his upcoming album release. The conversation also touches on the legacy of Oasis and the evolution of music culture, highlighting various talented artists in Ottawa.TakeawaysDan Cohen is excited about his upcoming single and performance at Bluesfest.Bluesfest is a significant event for local musicians in Ottawa.The Ottawa music scene has seen growth and support in recent years.Dan's creative process involves finding inspiration in quiet spaces and personal experiences.Social media is a necessary but challenging aspect of promoting music.The anticipation of an album release is crucial for an artist's career.Dan emphasizes the importance of vulnerability in songwriting.The conversation highlights various talented artists in the Ottawa music scene.Oasis's legacy and their impact on music culture are discussed.The importance of community support for local artists is emphasized.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Show and Guests03:45 Dan Cohen's Upcoming Single and Bluesfest Performance13:15 Preparing for Bluesfest: Setlist and Performance Strategy20:47 The Ottawa Music Scene: Growth and Opportunities24:08 Creative Process: Songwriting Inspirations and Techniques34:23 Navigating Social Media in the Music Industry37:45 Navigating Social Media and Authenticity43:24 The Journey of Releasing New Music52:13 Celebrating Local Talent in Ottawa01:00:34 Musical Preferences and Generational Influence01:03:58 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3

Blues Fest starts this week across the street from the Drive Studios, so Muddy's cousin Muddy Shorts has a couple songs to share. Foster won't know what hit him! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kane from 19-Twenty chatted new music, dad-wear, and being voted one of the best acts at Bluesfest! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Sisk is a seasoned commercial and entertainment photographer based in Ottawa, Canada. With a career spanning over two decades, he has built a reputation for capturing compelling portraits, dynamic editorial spreads, and electrifying live music performances. His portfolio includes work with major clients such as Bell Media (CTV, TSN, Pure Country), Faces Magazine, and Ottawa Life Magazine. He also serves as the official photographer for prominent events like RBC Bluesfest and CityFolk Festival.In July 2023, while covering Bluesfest, Sean faced a life-threatening health crisis due to an invasive Group A Streptococcus infection that led to septic shock. After a challenging recovery, he emerged with a renewed perspective on life and a deeper appreciation for his craft.Beyond his professional endeavors, Sean is a proud father, dog owner, and self-proclaimed hat aficionado. He enjoys cooking, watching hockey, and indulging in craft beer. His passion for photography is matched by his zest for life, making him a cherished figure in Ottawa's creative community.https://siskphoto.ca/Egoandvicepodcast.com 

Lorde's cross, Sam tees off about Dashboard Confessional, and Katy Perry's still a space cadet. Then, Bluesfest has maybe told us a little white lie, and Sam wants to geek out about guitars.Follow along with the songs we discuss with this week's Spotify Playlist.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

Support us on Patreon... Team LMSU are calling all Summerupperers to come join the expanded LMSU universe and support our Patreon! This year we are upping the ante and every fortnight when a regular episode drops, there will be a delicious, subscriber only BoCo episode. Because, THERE IS TOO MUCH! This week we are speed dating every* party's climate election policies so head on over to https://www.patreon.com/LetMeSumUp.* a sample approach was taken to Independents!—The data is in and your dedicated hosts are diving into SAFEGUARD 2: SAFE GUARDER the first season recap of the reformed and rebooted Safeguard Mechanism. SO, is it doing the job? Does it deserve the custom meme treatment from one T Reed inspired by everyone's favourite holiday movie? Yippee Ki-Yay, Climatelovers! Time to Stay Positive as it is early days, overall emissions are down with movement up and down across facilities (see some criticisms in this Guardian article). One thing is certain though: this climate and energy podcast of record will continue to document progress! And if you want the thrilling backstory to SAFE GUARDER, check out our back catalogue episodes:‘The Last Fire In The Forest': The Safeguard Mechanism Consultation PaperNew Dork Times: Chubb/Safeguard Special Double Report Report SpecialSafe Guard With A VengeanceOur main paperThe first rule of system change is: don't talk about system change! Unless you are Jeremy Oppenheim from the consultancy outfit Systemiq and authored ‘Shock Therapy: A strategic reset for the sustainability movement' as part of its Blue Whale Inquiry. The pitch? We need a reset! Three climate shocks, seven hot ideas and abundance in a pear tree - this provocation of a paper packs a lot in! Your intrepid hosts eat this whale one mouthful at a time.One more thingsTennant's One More Thing is: an Alchemical Adventure at Conquest!Frankie's One More Thing is: an urge to bust out of the climate bubble, get some nature and some tunes! Hard recommend for Bluesfest for those musically inclined.Luke's One More Thing is: The prequel to a prequel to Star Wars: A New Hope: Andor. It is redolent with resonances with our current moment, and as an extra bonus you really don't need to be a Star Wars nerd.And that's all from us Summerupperers! Send your hot tips and suggestions for papers to us at mailbag@letmesumup.net and check out our back catalogue at letmesumup.net.

SummaryIn this episode of the Dawg and Gus Show, Elizabeth Royall shares her journey as a musician, discussing the inspiration behind her song 'Numb', her creative process, and the importance of mental health advocacy through music. She reflects on her experiences preparing for Blues Fest, the vibrant local music scene in Ottawa, and her aspirations for the future. Elizabeth emphasizes the significance of live performances and storytelling in connecting with audiences, while also sharing her thoughts on collaborations and the challenges of navigating creative blocks.TakeawaysElizabeth wrote 'Numb' for her sisterThe creative process can be challenging, especially with personal songs.Live recordings capture the essence of a song better than studio productions.Collaboration with other musicians can lead to unexpected growth.Mental health advocacy is a key theme in Elizabeth's work.Ottawa's music scene is thriving with local talent.Elizabeth aims to make a living off her music and connect with audiences.Storytelling during performances enhances audience engagement.Creative blocks are common, but persistence is key.Elizabeth dreams of collaborating with artists like Stevie Nicks. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Elizabeth Royall04:15 The Journey of 'Numb' and Personal Struggles07:05 Live Music vs. Studio Recording10:17 Collaboration and the Blues Fest Experience13:14 Mental Health Advocacy and New Projects16:24 Musical Direction and Upcoming Performances19:21 The Importance of Local Talent22:07 Future Aspirations and Dream Venues25:15 Stage Presence and Performance Advice28:10 Songs to Delete and Personal Preferences31:12 The Role of Music in Life32:17 Dream Collaborations32:59 Musical Influences and Discoveries37:34 Creative Blocks and Writing Process39:59 The Ottawa Music Scene43:09 Live Performance Insights50:42 Personal Connection to Music55:43 Decades of Music: A Personal Preference58:53 Dawg and Gus 1.mp3

Universal Music Group have hit back at Drake in a Motion to Dismiss, and the statements are equal parts petty and devastating. In short, UMG claim Drake started a rap battle, lost, and then decided to sue for defamation as a result.We break down the ongoing case and why we would want to see it heard in court.We also provide an update on Long Jetty Festival, which will not go ahead as originally planned for this coming weekend.There's also some positive news out of the NSW State Government, with them promising funding for culturally significant events such as Bluesfest, the Deni Ute Muster, NRL Grand Final and more.

Tommy Castro & The Painkillers perform at the 2024 Boca Blues Festival (November 2024)on Edition 684 of Blues Radio International, with Shemekia Copeland, Little Mack Simmons, and Eddie Kirkland with GE Smith and Jaimoe.Photograph courtesy of Tommy Castro and Alligator RecordsFind more at BluesRadioInternational.net

Wiregrass Bluesfest has been rockin the south for the past dozen years. Hang out with Donnia Rambin, Miranda Dunn, Brenda Hancock and Joe Donofro as we discuss this years bluesfest and what music means to us! Forgive the questionable audio, we'd just come off Mardi Gras and I hadn't had a chance to fully dial in the studio.

AJ and Graham react to the Bluesfest lineup, then debate which depth players might be able to make an impact with the Senators. Sens analyst Gord Wilson joins the program to talk all things Senators, then the fellas wrap up the hour by discussing what's ailing the Oilers

NHL analyst Mike Johnson on the Sens sour return to action, FanDuel, Bluesfest, Team Homan cruise to another Scotties title and the cost of a Black Hawk helicopter.

Luke (Steven Lukather) from the legendary band TOTO joins Triple M Gold Breakfast with Leisel Jones, Liam and Spida to celebrate TOTO'S inclusion in the fourth artist lineup release for Byron Bay Blues Festival 2025. The band shares stories from their incredible career, and their excitement for connecting with Australian fans. A must-listen chat filled with music, laughs, and nostalgia!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Summary In this engaging conversation, Brad Martel shares his journey through the music industry, discussing his early influences, the transition from solo work to being part of a band, and the challenges of songwriting. He reflects on memorable performances, his current projects, and his aspirations for the future, all while emphasizing the importance of collaboration and creativity in music. In this engaging conversation, Brad discusses the evolution of music consumption from albums to singles, the challenges of performing in a smaller music scene, and the emotional journey of creating his album 'We Meet Again'. He shares valuable performance advice, his aspirations for collaboration, and insights into his hobbies outside of music. The discussion also touches on the nostalgia for 80s and 90s music, the legacy of iconic bands, and the struggles musicians face in their careers. Takeaways Brad's first concert was Van Halen, which inspired his musical journey. He values the camaraderie of being in a band after years of solo work. Songwriting has become easier for Brad as he developed a personal methodology. He emphasizes the importance of originality in songwriting but acknowledges the need for creative freedom. Brad's career highlights include an album release show and performing at Ottawa's Blues Fest. He is currently working on new music and applying for an Ontario Arts Council grant. Brad plays multiple instruments, including guitar, drums, bass, and piano. He believes that switching between instruments enhances his musical ability. Brad admires Trent Reznor for his artistic journey and influence on his own music. He envisions a future filled with more music releases and pursuing a full-time career in music. The music industry is shifting back to full albums from singles. A supportive local music scene can greatly enhance an artist's experience. Creating an album can be an emotional journey filled with symbolism. Performance advice is crucial for musicians to maintain composure on stage. Collaboration with talented musicians can elevate one's work. Engaging in hobbies outside of music is important for mental health. Musicians often face burnout but should never quit. Defining one's musical style can involve blending genres. Nostalgia for past music eras influences current musical preferences. The legacy of iconic bands raises questions about tribute acts. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 02:56 Musical Influences and Early Experiences 05:57 Transition to Band Life 09:01 Songwriting Process and Challenges 12:09 Career Highlights and Memorable Shows 15:07 Current Projects and Future Goals 17:57 Instruments and Musical Skills 20:53 Reflections on Drumming Legends 23:57 Vision for the Future 29:51 The Shift from Singles to Albums 32:36 Navigating the Local Music Scene 38:03 Creating 'We Meet Again' and Emotional Journeys 39:10 Performance Advice and Overcoming Mistakes 41:35 Collaborations and Musical Aspirations 42:20 Life Beyond Music: Hobbies and Interests 46:06 The Struggles of a Musician 48:32 Defining Musical Style and Genre Preferences 52:38 Nostalgia for the 80s and 90s Music 54:32 The Legacy of Bands and Tribute Acts

Episode 2 - Dirt Simple Photo Gallery Dirt Simple Photo Gallery is the program that started me down the Plain Text Programs path. It predates my own thinking about Plain Text Programs by at least a decade. Ever since I wrote it I use it all the time. It is now my preferred web page generator for all kinds of web pages, not just galleries. Like most of my programs I wrote it because I needed it. Vivian and I were putting on music events like Blues Fest, Sunday In The Park, Jazz Thursday, New Jazz In Jonesboro, and Bebopalooza. I recorded all the shows. Sometimes video, always audio. And we loved taking pictures of the musicians singing and playing. After the shows we would dump the photo files to a hard drive, make all the original photos read only, and back them up to a CD or DVD. We really enjoyed scrolling through the photos, picking the ones we liked, cropping them and enhancing them, and resizing them for the internet. And then that's where it fell apart. We recorded the show. We took the pictures. We cropped the pictures and had them ready to go for our Delta Boogie website. And we didn't want to write the html. Some days we would have five or six bands playing. We usually had ten to twenty photos of each band that we picked out of hundreds of photos taken. Do the math. That's a lot of typing HTML code like a href =, img src, etc. A lot a captions to write. A lot of work to get done in a week. Because the next weekend we had another show. Another set of photos. Another bunch of html backlog. And the thing I found out. If we didn't get the pages posted right away we almost never had time to post them later. I mean we had kids to raise, cooking to do, cars to fix, school to attend, not to mention work. So, I loved writing programs more than I loved marking up html. And I could write one program and avoid marking up tons of html. And so I wrote the Dirt Simple Photo Gallery. Even back in the dark ages of the internet also known as the nineties there were photo gallery programs. And just like today they were cumbersome and running them was a lot like data entry. You know what I hate worse than writing html? Data entry. I had this idea. I would take all the photos we had ready for a gallery and I would upload them to a directory on our server. Then I would upload an index.php file and we'd have a photo gallery. And that's just how Dirt Simple Photo Gallery works. And if that's really all you need you're done. It wasn't quite all we needed. So I added a title.txt file and a notes.txt file so there could be a bit more than just the photos and captions on the web page. I was careful that I didn't have to write any html in the notes.txt file. The program even automatically turns copy and pasted links into hot links. Now, you can include html in the notes.txt file. You can even embed iframes if you want to include an audio or video player. But you don't have to. Also, iframe embeds are just a copy and paste exactly like links. Easy peasy. There's also the problem of the captions and the sort order of the photos. Captions I use the file names to carry the meta data required for captions and sort order. These are the characters I use in the file names. Alphanumeric, commas, apostrophes, dashes, and underscores. I don't use spaces but the underscores are converted to spaces in the captions. I use Thunar and I love the bulk rename option where I can search and replace a set of file names and change all the spaces into underscores. I have code that allows you to include special characters in your captions by using html character sets but it's confusing to think about. And I discovered the only special characters I really needed were dashes, commas, and apostrophes. All three of these characters are legal in file names on all major systems. Dashes are not problematic. Commas can cause problems if you are using comma delimited data but, I'm not, so no worries. Apostrophes can also be an issue because in php they are used as single quotes and can be used to delimit strings in the code. There is a way around this with php. Use double quotes to surround the entire string. If there is a place inside of that string where you would use single quotes, which is not uncommon in html, replace the single quotes with escaped double quotes, that is ". So that's what I did. So now I can use all the apostrophes I want in my file names and they fly right through my code, never accidentally truncating a string and throwing errors. Commas and apostrophes are important in captions. Captioning group shots without commas leads to misunderstanding people's names. And if your caption has a possessive in it like Joe's Garage leaving the apostrophe out is just wrong. Using double quotes in a file name will truncate strings in the php code and throw errors. Usually, anywhere you would want a double quote a single quote will do. There are other special characters, like dashes, that aren't problematic. Forward slashes and back slashes should not be used in file names ever. Some special characters may work on some systems and not on others. I've been using this program for almost 25 years and I really want commas and apostrophes and don't really care about other special characters in captions. You may have special needs for special characters I don't. That's why it's open source. If you need something the program isn't designed to provide test it. Fix it. Right now there are fewer than 100 lines of code in the program. I have confidence in you. Sorting Default sorting of images is alphabetical by file name. If you just name your files with good captions and don't add any numbers as a prefix that's what you'll get. Alphabetical by caption. This may be just what you need. If, however, you want some other sort order you can prefix your files with nnn- where n is any integer. 000-filename.ext displays the picture at the top of the page. If the photo is narrow enough, the text from notes.txt will wrap around it to the left. All the photos numbered 001- to 999- will display in a single column below the text. Unnumbered photos will also display below the text in alphabetical order. So if you want a photo at the top of the page add the prefix 000- to the file name. If alphabetical order is what you want for the rest of the photos you don't have to rename them. Permitted extensions are jpg, png, or gif. (It's hapeg stupid!) It's easy to add other permitted extensions in the code but, of course, they have to be rendered by a browser. I did not include the jpeg extension choosing to rename jpeg files to jpg. This made it slightly easier to code. There is a config.inc file where you can set your table width. The default is 700. I resize my photos to be 600 max width. I usually use jpg files with a quality level of 90. This reduces storage space and enables fast loading of images. The config.inc file also allows you to change background color, text color, link color, etc. There is also a CSS section in the config.inc file so you can change the font, the headline sizes, etc. Or add your own CSS. If you have trouble getting the text wraparound to look good on your page there is a way to disable it in the config.inc file. Install the page with ftp. Make a directory, where you want it on your website, and give it a good name. Upload index.php, title.txt, notes.txt, config.inc, and the image files into the directory. Go to your website and check it out. That's it. Page maintenance is the same. Fix captions by renaming files. Add and delete images. Update the title or the text in notes.txt and upload the changes. Change the font, colors, or CSS in config.inc and upload the changes. I have put up a demo site on infinityfree.com. And I am posting my show notes on my blog at https://home.gamerplus.org/ I will include links there to the demo site, the link to the comment thread for this podcast on Mastodon, and the link to the git repository on Codeberg. If you can't find Dirt Simple Photo Gallery use the search feature. To Network With Hairy Larry I have another plain text program at https://deltaboogie.net/ If you use or have written Plain Text Programs please let me know. I want to do a podcast about them. Thanks for listening. More Links Comment thread at Gamer+DBN on Mastodon Dirt Simple Photo Gallery Demo https://ptp.000.pe/Dirt_Simple_Photo_Gallery Repository on Codeberg Dirt Simple Photo Gallery https://codeberg.org/hairylarry/DirtSimplePhotoGallery

First, blues songwriter and guitarist ZZ Ward shares her experience on Slash's S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival, motherhood, and more! Then, K. L. Doty, author of "The True Tale of Mista Bone: A Rock + Roll Narrative" shares her experience writing about, and with, the late Great White frontman, Jack Russell. More info: https://www.zzward.com/ https://www.kldoty.com/ https://www.jackrussellbook.com/ OUR WEBSITE: www.afdpod.com

Progress report on Australia's efforts to end gender-based violence released today; Crowded House to headline the last-ever Bluesfest; and, in sport, Australian Open winner Jannik Sinner escapes suspension, after testing positive for steroids earlier this year.

Max and Sam really get their wheels spinning on their new music picks for the week, then they send their little hopes sky-high by looking at some of the biggest and best summer festival line-ups dropping all this week, like Rolling Sets and Beyond the Valley. Then, it's bittersweet news as Byron Bay Bluesfest announces the end of an era next year, and Sam mixes up his usual heft with some bounce! Listen along with the tracks we talk about on the Spotify playlist!Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

Dans l'actualité de ce 14 août: L'équipe olympique australienne a reçu un accueil chaleureux à son arrivée à l'aéroport de Sydney ce matin en provenance de Paris. Le chef de l'opposition Peter Dutton a appelé le gouvernement à cesser d'autoriser les personnes fuyant Gaza à entrer en Australie. Bluesfest, l'un des festivals les plus anciens et les plus célèbres d'Australie, va prendre fin en 2025 après 35 ans d'existence.

Cheers for Australia's Olympians as they return home from Paris; Bluesfest to end after 35 years; And in the AFL, Melbourne's Alex Neal-Bullen requests to trade to South Australian club.

Singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke said some of her "most peak experiences on stage" had been at Bluesfest and mourned lost opportunities for future generations of musicians,."Australian artists who are up and coming, who are honing their craft, really rely on these festivals," she said. 

The organisers of the iconic Bluesfest Byron Bay have announced that the 2025 edition will be its final year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bluesfest, old guys, new neighbours, NOISE.   Fontaines D.C.   Building Rooftop skit.   Richard Hawley.   Hopeless romantic albums,  NNNNN Girl, New Podcast - SLEEP NOTHINGS

08/08/24: Joel Heitkamp is joined by Brad Thom to have a conversation about this weekend's Blues Fest in Fargo. Brad previews the lineup for the two-day event at Newman Outdoor Field, the ticket options, and more.  Learn more and buy your tickets on their website: fargoblues.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Intro Song –  Billy the Kid, “Who”, I Can't Change, 5:00pm 
First Day - Friday Aug 9 
 Altered Five Blues Band, “All Suit, No Soul”, Holler If You Hear Me, 6:30  
 Nick Moss Band, “Man On The Move”, Get Your Back Into It!, 8:00
 Desoto Tiger with Damon Fowler, Jason Ricci, & Jonathan Boogie Long, 9:45
 Damon Fowler, “Road Runner”, Barnyard Smile
 Jason Ricci, “Ain't She Fine”, Behind The Veil
 Jonathan Long, “Natural Girl”, Jonathan Long Desoto Tiger with Damon Fowler, Jason Ricci, & Jonathan Boogie Long, “Snatch It Back” 

Second Set – Saturday, Aug 10, 12:00-11:00
 Piper & The Hard Times, “Working Farm Blues”, Piper & The Hard Times, 12:00 Ben Prestage, “Rag”, Real Music, 1:30 
Eden Brent, “Get The Hell Out of Dodge”, Jigsaw Heart, 3:00 
 Katie Henry, “Bayou Boogie”, Get Goin', 4:30
 Matt Schofield, “Don't Know What I'd Do”, Anything But Time, 6:00 
Selwyn Birchwood, “Showtune”, Exorcist, 7:30 
The Three Kings, with: Albert Castiglia, Chris Cain, & D.K. Harrell, 9:30
 Albert Castiglia, “Godfather of the Blues”, These Are The Days
 Chris Cain, “Thankful”, Raisin' Cain
 D.K. Harrell, “While I'm Young”, The Right Man Third Set - Sunday, Aug 11, 1:00-10:00 Joe Waters, “Blues Pilin' Up”, YouTube, 1:00 CFG & The Family, “Funk Blues”, CFG & The Family, 2:30 Shaun Booker Dammit Band, “Grillin' Time”, Angry Blues, 4:00
 Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials, “Tired of Crying”, Rattleshake, 5:30
Bywater Call, “Sea We Swim”, Remain, 7:15 Mr. Sipp, “Juke Joint”, Knock A Hole In It, 8:45


Televised politics often mirror the structure and scripting of your favorite TV shows, meticulously crafted to captivate and influence their audience. Much like a well-written drama, political events on TV are designed with specific narratives, characters, and climactic moments to elicit emotional responses and shape public perception. Politicians, much like actors, are coached on what […]

(Jul 10, 2024) What role does social media play in the lives of children today, and how controlled should it be? More on new legislation and how North Country families deal with social media; David Sommerstein introduces us to some of the lesser known musicians playing at the Ottawa Blues Festival, which runs through this Sunday; and, as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl push through the North Country, New York's commissioner of Homeland Security and Emergency Services talks about the state's plan for forecasted flooding today.

Bluesfest, REDBLACKS at Winnipeg, Saskatchewan stays undefeated, Canada at Copa, and another loss for the Jays

Should Josh Norris play on the wing this season, Egor Sokolov traded, and some Bluesfest talk with Joe Reilly

Bluesfest, Pinto signs a bridge deal, Chychrun talks to the Caps media, and NHL analyst Frankie Corrado

An interview with Jeremy Wilson, Executive Director of The Jeremy Wilson Foundation, Suzanne Washington, CEO of Meals On Wheels People, and Christina Fuller, Festival Director of the Waterfront Blues Festival about this year's festival, and how it benefits JWF and musicians in need and how it benefits MOWP and the seniors and meals they serve.

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.What if the secret to resilience lies in the stories we tell and the music we share? Join us for an unforgettable conversation with legendary Australian country musician, Troy Cassar-Daley, as he reveals the profound influences that have shaped his music and life. From early inspirations sparked by his parents' musical tastes to the rich oral histories of his Indigenous family, Troy's journey is a testament to the enduring power of storytelling. You'll hear about the personal experiences of loss and resilience that inspired his latest album, "Between the Fires," and how performing live brings him unparalleled joy.Navigate the logistical and emotional hurdles of the pandemic with Troy as he recounts his recent adventures performing across Australia amidst travel restrictions. Hear about the touching moments from the Blues Fest and relive the excitement of showcasing Australian talent in Nashville during the mid-90s. Through these stories, we touch on the healing power of music and its extraordinary ability to forge deep connections between artists and audiences.Lastly, discover the heartwarming tales behind Troy's personal connections and inspirations. From an unexpected friendship formed in a motel line to the musical talents of his children, Troy's life offstage is just as compelling as his performances. We also dive into the significance of his "Between the Fires" tour and the heartfelt stories behind his album's cover art.  Tune in for a rich tapestry of stories, music, and gratitude.What has Troy Cassar-Daley been up to lately?  Let's find out!!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Air conditioning, routine is key to the Florida Panthers, Stanley Cup being in the building, Celtics win their 18th title, mystery Bluesfest show and the Blue Jays chase for .500 continues.  

Smokin' Sounds Episode 18: Live at the Bixby BBQ and Blues Fest Welcome to Episode 18 of Smokin' Sounds, your go-to cigar podcast for aficionados and enthusiasts! In this special episode, we take you on a sensory journey recorded live at the vibrant Bixby BBQ and Blues Fest. Join us as we soak in the rich flavors of premium cigars, savor the mouthwatering aroma of BBQ, and groove to the soulful sounds of live blues music. Discover the essence of cigar culture as we chat with fellow enthusiasts, seasoned connoisseurs, and the festival's top pitmaster Nick Simmons. Whether you're a seasoned smoker or new to the cigar scene, this episode is packed with tips, stories, and the unique ambiance of one of the most exciting events of the year. Key Highlights: Live Interviews: Engaging conversations with cigar experts and BBQ masters. Festival Atmosphere: Experience the lively Bixby BBQ and Blues Fest through our immersive live recording. Cigar Reviews: In-depth reviews of cigars enjoyed at the festival. BBQ Insights: Secrets from top pitmasters on what makes their BBQ unbeatable. Blues Music: The soulful soundtrack of the event, bringing together cigars, BBQ, and blues in perfect harmony. Don't miss out on this flavorful episode that perfectly blends cigars, BBQ, and blues into a memorable experience! Keywords for SEO: Cigar podcast, Bixby BBQ and Blues Fest, live recording, cigar reviews, BBQ tips, blues music, cigar culture, pitmasters, festival atmosphere, cigar enthusiasts. Hashtags: #CigarPodcast #SmokinSounds #BixbyBBQBluesFest #CigarReviews #LiveRecording #BBQTips #BluesMusic #CigarCulture #Pitmasters #FestivalVibes #Cigar #Cigars #Podcast #Apple #Spotify #Lifestyle #Music Tune in now and let the Smokin' Sounds of Episode 18 transport you to the heart of the Bixby BBQ and Blues Fest!   Socials: @smokinsoundspod Email. smokinsoundspod@gmail.com Website: www.smokinsounds.podbean.com Totally 80s & 90s Recall Podcast @80s90srecall

Join Cheryl Lee - That Radio Chick on STILL ROCKIN' IT for news, reviews, music and interviews with some of our favourite Australian musicians.When the chords of "Power and the Passion" resonate, one can't help but be transported to a time of potent political statements wrapped in rock anthems. That's the kind of evocative power my guest, Jim Moginie of Midnight Oil, brings to our podcast. We take a stroll down memory lane with him, as he recalls the band's storied past and their electrifying performance at Bluesfest in the throes of a pandemic. Jim's personal journey from an adopted child in conservative Sydney to a music icon is no less compelling, shaping not only his art but his world view. And as we discuss his memoir, we uncover the layers of a song that's as relevant today as it was decades ago.Beyond the stage lights and guitar riffs, there's a rich tapestry of Irish music that's close to Jim's heart, and it runs through our conversation like a vibrant thread. The intimate pub sessions, the storytelling—they're all part of a cultural legacy that he holds dear. Our episode transcends mere chords and lyrics, touching on the shared human experiences: confronting fears, the hard-won lessons of personal failures, and the growth that comes from them. As Jim talks about the upcoming film "The Hardest Line", we explore the sustaining power of music and the indelible marks it leaves on our lives. Join us for a session that's as much about the man behind the music as it is about the enduring beat of rock 'n' roll.What has Jim Moginie been up to lately ... lets's find out!Get out when you can, support local music and I'll see you down the front!!Visit: ThatRadioChick.com.au

Join the Welcome To Meet You Patreon for exclusive fortnightly episodes!   linktr.ee/welcometomeetyou   In this one: Two Weddings and a Bluesfest...  Intro: Louis Cole - Tiny Losses Outro: Louis Cole - End of The Night

Intro Song –  Larkin Poe, “Kick The Blues”, Blood Harmony, Headliners on Day 2 
First Set - Day One -  King Solomon Hicks, “421 South Main”, Harlem Altered Five Blues Band, “All Suit, No Soul”, Holler If You Hear Me Bywater Call, “Sea We Swim”, Remain Mike Zito and Albert Castiglia, “Fool Never Learns”, Blood Brothers, Live In Canada Grace Potter, “Mother Road”, Mother Road Second Set – Day Two  Cash Box Kings, “Down To The South Side'”, Oscar's Motel, 11:30-12:30 Southern Avenue, “Jive”, Keep On Robert Jon & The Wreck, “Help Yourself”, Ballad of a Broken Hearted Man Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials, “I Like My Hot Sauce Cold”, The Big Sound of Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials Samantha Fish, “Chills & Fever”, Ruf 25 Years Anniversary Third Set – Day Three Ally Venable, “Texas Honey”, Texas Honey Bernard Allison, “Feels Kinda Funny”, Songs From The Road Anson Funderburgh & The Rockets, “She Knocks Me Out”, She Knocks Me Out Coco Montoya, “Be Good To Yourself”, Writing On The Wall Tab Benoit, “Pack It Up”, Brother To The Blues


Join Matty O on Triple M Homegrown as we dive into the lives and music of Jack and Patrick from The Pierce Brothers, celebrating the release of their latest album, 'Everything Is Bigger Than Me'.  Embark on a journey through their thrilling Australian and European tours, complete with tales of sold-out shows, unexpected challenges like health scares, and logistical hurdles that test their resilience and bond. Get an insider's view of 'Everything Is Bigger Than Me', where the brothers peel back the layers on their evolved songwriting and production process. Family plays a central role in their story, influencing not just their touring life but the very essence of their music. Take a nostalgic stroll down 'Memory Lane' with us, reminiscing about the Pierce Brothers' formative years busking alongside Tash Sultana, their impactful festival appearances, and the moment that stood out in 2022 - their encounter with Pearl Jam at the Pinkpop Festival. This episode shines a spotlight on their interaction with Stone Gossard, revealing a humorous mix-up that led to a memorable misunderstanding, highlighting the twins' charm and relatability. Further enriching this episode are tales from their whirlwind adventures, including a bizarre backstage experience at Mad Cool Madrid and a heartwarming story about their appearance on ABC's Playschool that celebrates community spirit. And finally, don't miss the brothers' intriguing responses in the 'Write, Party, Dinner' game, revealing their creative and personal choices between icons Crowded House, Powderfinger, and AC/DC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This SATURDAY we chat about a secret date night planned by Ro, Tash's skiing graduation, an Apple Watch hack you didn't know, RBC droppin' Bluesfest, Burger King shading Wendys, brain synchronization, a lithopedion baby, Courtyard going bankrupt, Saturday ‘minis' & so much more! BUDGET ONES VIDEO: https://youtu.be/6F_2PCqxkIA xoxo Tash & Ro #itsaturdaypod No Days Wasted - Use code “itsaturdaypod” to receive 15% off! (https://nodayswasted.ca/) Listen & subscribe: ⁠https://linktr.ee/itsaturdaypod⁠ Instagram & Tiktok: @itsaturdaypod Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are solely our own and do not express the views or opinions of our employers.

Memories of the Sens and Pens 2017 series, playoff drought in Ottawa, Bluesfest, Josh Norris looks to go on LTIR and the Sens using their cap space at the deadline.

NHL analyst Frankie Corrado on the Leafs adding to their blueline and Josh Norris and Bluesfest organizer Mark Monahan.

AJ and Graham start the show by reacting to the Bluesfest lineup, then discuss the news that Josh Norris will be out for an extended period of time. They also hear Sens Interim Head Coach Jacques Martin's media availability, then catch up with Emma Miskew, who is fresh off her 4th Scotties Tournament of Hearts Championship