Podcasts about cain's ballroom

Episode 118 picks up in September 2007 where we discuss a David Allan Coe show at The Cain's Ballroom with Otis Watkins opening. After that we continue to talk about a country casino show w/ The Bellamy Brothers, We also discuss a Sum 41 show at The Diamond Ballroom that did less than 400 tickets sold. 2007 & 2008 were filled with lots of shows, including The Misfits at Cains & Diamond, The Cult, Modest Mouse, & more... We finish this episode talking about the massive Hannah Montanna show at the Ford Center w/ the Jonas Bros opening... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We continue this conversation with Jeff Brownen, Max Baker Jr. & Special Guest Brad White in 2007 with a Kottonmouth Kings / Tech 9 show at the Cains Ballroom. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our fact checker Jeff Brownen discovered a "Lost Episode" (as you're reading this, say it with 1950's fading echo, lost episode... lost episode... lost episode....)... This episode begins on March 17th, 2006 at the Cains Ballroom with Opeth & DevilDriver.... Followed by the Shirts For A Cure Tour w/ Thursday & Minus The Bear & The Number 12 Looks Like You at the Cains Ballroom! Nine Inch Nails at the Ford Center with Saul, Max reminisces about seeing NIN live at Kinetics in Bricktown on the Pretty Hate Machine Tour. Max once again did a two stage local metal show at the Cains that had Horse Called War on the bill. We also discuss the very first Bullet For My Valentine show in Oklahoma at Curly's with Forte, which was legendary... A brand new metal band, with young kids, with all the hype behind them on the same bill with Metal / Thrash legends Forte.... If you were asked to guess who would have the best grass, Willie, Merle, or Ray Price? Most would have no idea that it would be Ray Price.... If you know, you know! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode I chatted with Jake about the work OKPOP is doing to get ready to open in a couple of years. The OKPOP building is directly across the street from Cains Ballroom in aa fantastic space. 3 floors dedicated to Oklahoma Pop Culture. Jake updates us on their progress, the artifacts collected as well as the interviews being recorded. Over 900! https://www.okpop.org/ Huge thank you to our sponsors. The Oklahoma Hall of Fame at the Gaylord-Pickens Museum telling Oklahoma's story through its people since 1927. For more information go to www.oklahomahof.com and for daily updates go to https://lnkd.in/g_gsxQM The Chickasaw Nation is economically strong, culturally vibrant and full of energetic people dedicated to the preservation of family, community and heritage. www.chickasaw.net Diffee Ford Lincoln. Third generation Oklahoma business, the Diffee family continues to do business the right way, the family way. Go to www.diffeeford.net for all your new and used car needs and follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/diffee_ford  Citizens Bank of Edmond has been serving Edmond since 1901. They pride themselves on investing in the community and are here for all of your personal and business banking needs. For more information go to www.mycitizens.bank and follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/citizensedmond Dog House OKC - When it comes to furry four-legged care, our 24/7 supervised cage free play and overnight boarding services make The Dog House OKC in Oklahoma City the best place to be, at least, when they're not in their own backyard. With over 6,000 square feet of combined indoor/outdoor play areas our dog daycare enriches spirit, increases social skills, builds confidence, and offers hours of exercise and stimulation for your dog http://www.thedoghouseokc.com/ #thisisoklahoma ​

Episode 92.... Max talks about a custom painting of Keith Richards that hangs in Max's house. Its been a waiting game for Max & getting a new knee... Max's surgery got put on hold momentarily so he decided to record another episode instead of impatiently waiting. We pick up the story discussing Max & Jeff's road songs. When you're a concert promoter, sometimes shows do well, sometimes they don't... We discuss a Hot Hot Heat show at the Diamond that wasn't attended that well, followed by a Shiny Toy Guns show the next night that was packed. We also discuss a Hank III show at the Cains Ballroom as well as our love for Hank III & his music! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HeresTheDealOk.com - HeresTheDealOk.com - HeresTheDealOk.com  We begin this show with Jeff Brownen demanding he get some reverb on his microphone!!!!! In the previous episode, we left off in 2007. The first show we will discuss in this episode is Taking Back Sunday, Underoath, & Armor For Sleep at the Lloyd Noble in Norman... (this show was amazing & i hate shows at lloyd noble - Jay Ramone)... We also discuss Chinese Democracy era GnR at Lloyd Noble w/ Hinder. Max also reveals that he got beat up once at the Lloyd Noble... Recently, Rock 100.5 The KATT had a record & memorabillia show, Max had a Here's The Deal Vintage booth with lots of things for sale but he was also a shopper... He came across a vendor who was selling an 11 x 17 poster print of Stevie Ray Vaughn performing at Lloyd Noble in 1986 while playing his Number 1, SRV Fender Strat, while wearing a Native American Head Dress, which is from a photo that Max Baker Jr. took with a camera that he snuck into the show! He recognized the photo & the vendor confirmed, it was indeed from a photo that Max had taken!!!!!! We also discuss an absolutely incredible metal show that came through the Cains Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma.... Lamb of God, Trivium, Machinehead, & Gojira!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Another legendary show we discuss is the Red Hot Chili Peppers make up show at the Cox Convention Center... Originally the show had Gnarls Barkley as the opener, a snow storm cancelled the original date... The make up date featured Mickey Avalon as the opener instead, & OKC did not like Mickey's performance at all... So much so, they loudly boooooooooo'd during his entire performance.. Extremely Loud Boo's!!!!!! So much so, Flea came out very pissed off & let the fans know exactly how he felt about their behavior! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we pick up the story in 2006 where we talk about a dual stage, local metal show at the Cains Ballroom w/ 80 Proof, Seperation From All, Wither, Trip C, & Ten more bands. We also discuss shows with Staind, Aaron Lewis, Avenged Sevenfold, Halestorm, Chevelle & More. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We start off Episode 64 reminiscing about the Episode we recorded with Max's sister Deana Baker & a weekend with John Pardi & John Fogerty. Then we return to 2005 where we discuss shows with Alter Bridge, Crossfade, & Submersed at the Cains Ballroom as well as a Meshuggah & Disjointed show in OKC at Bricktown Live. The All American Rejects are coming to the Zoo Amp in OKC in October, in this episode we talk about a pair of AAR shows in Tulsa & OKC as well as the history of AAR in the early days. Every year CANCER SUCKS puts on an annual concert at the Cains to raise money for cancer research. We discuss the early days of the cancer sucks concerts that were 10 Local Bands for $10, giving many bands an opportunity to play the Cains, who normally would not be able to grace that stage. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After Max's excursion as Robert Plant's Chauffer through Oklahoma on old Route 66, the week continues to be busy for Max with shows from Ryan Cabrerra as well as the Wallflowers. We also discuss a couple of Slipknot shows that Max missed b/c he wasn't allowed in the building.... Fast Forward to 2023 & now there's actual former band members that aren't allowed inside the venue to see Slipknot... In the Music / Concert / Touring Industry, when your name is added to the "do not admit" list, its known as getting "Max Baker'd"... We also talk about the legend, Shelton Hank Williams III & some of his first shows, touring through Oklahoma w/ Assjack. If you got to see any of these Hank III shows, they were absolutely incredible. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAX BAKER JR! We decided to release this Episode on Max's Birthday (he doesn't know we decided to release it early for his bday)! March 20th, 1987, The Ramones were on the "Animal Boy" Tour which came through Dallas, TX at The Longhorn Ballroom (newly reopened BTW). This was the very first time Max had interviewed an artist. Up until this point as a journalist, he had only taken photographs for JAM Magazine. He hadn't actually interviewed anyone yet. Max has said for years that he had the cassette recording of him interviewing Joey Ramone backstage at the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas, TX. None of us believed him, & we were wrong. He did indeed interview Joey Ramone. He found the cassette & we have digitized it & included the interview in this episode. The audio from this cassette has degraded over the years. There was a few hours of clean up work needed, just to be able to understand what Max & Joey are saying because of all of the noise & things going on in the Ramones dressing room while this interview was taking place. Marky is drumming on the table in the background the whole time. The rest of the band are carrying on with whatever conversations they were having, so there is a lot going on but we did our best to clean it up enough to be able to hear Max's questions, as well as Joey's answers.  On the Ramones - Animal Boy Tour, there were 2 setlists that were used but i couldn't find the exact setlist for the Dallas show. Heres is the link to the setlist from the New Orleans show in the same month - https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/ramones/1987/mcalister-auditorium-tulane-university-new-orleans-la-4bc98f92.html  Here is the setlist from the Austin, Tx show the same month - https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/ramones/1987/backroom-austin-tx-53c98f9d.html  Happy Birthday Max Baker Jr.!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Episode 54, Max & company discuss how Max picked up the pieces after Choice Music burned to the ground, benefit shows at both, Cains Ballroom & the Diamond Ballroom. We discuss the hate thrown towards Max on message boards & the internet. Like a phoenix, rising from the ashes, literally, Max picks himself up from being kicked back to the bottom, determined to keep going, he didn't come this far to lose.... These series of events is what gave birth to The Fabulous Baker Boys & Casino Entertainment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 7th, 2004 - Dog Fashion Disco, Tubring, & Bad Acid Trip at The Rockwell in Springfield Missouri. Max was in Ghetto Boys mode, his mind was playing tricks on him.... 2 days later there was a Killswitch Engage, Eighteen Visions, Autumn to Ashes, & 36 Crazyfists at the Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma. September 11th, 2004 - Family Jam - Cross Canadian Ragweed & Gary Alan at the Zoo Amp in OKC, Followed by an Infinite Records Showcase in Tulsa w/ Rotting Cycle, 80 Proof, Disjointed, Separation from All, Wither & more... 10 Local Metal Bands on 2 Stages at the Cains Ballroom. Max & crew starts to do Concert Production for Casinos... Max got to be the runner for Scott Weiland with some Velvet Revolver shows. Driving Scott was always an adventure! Max gets into concert & event production at Casino's due to a catastrophic event in his life, causing him to literally pick up the pieces yet again when Choice Music burns to the ground in a fire. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We should have catered 4 fried chickens, dry, white toast, & a coke for this Episode as we begin in Blues Brothers style. We discuss the Nate Dog from Element, Tribute  show on Feb. 29th, 2004 w/ Failsafe, Disjointed, Wither, Old Major, etc... This was the first show at the Diamond Ballroom where Max had 2 stages inside the venue. One stage would have a band playing, while the 2nd stage was loading on & setting up. Move forward to March for an Infinite Records showcase with Lure & more OKC bands. March 21st, 2004 @ the Diamond Ballroom, Ill Nino, Flaw, 40 Below Summer, & Element80 rolled through OKC on a $400 tour package. We finish with a show at the Coca-Cola Bricktown Event Center, where an artist did not approve of the limosuine provided to take them from the hotel to the venue... There are two ways to handle situations like this.... You can get upset, throw a fit to the promoter until you get what you want or don't get what you want, but by acting like this, you make everyone's day difficult.... or.... you can be cool, be respectful & figure out a solution without being disrespectful to everyone you're working with that day.... Twista & his camp, handled it incorrectly.... So unfortunately, strict curfew rules apply once the show is over. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We resume the adventures in Oklahoma Music history, chronologically we start this episode in 2004. We start with January 11th, 2004 w/ The Autumn Offering, Agnostic Front, Diecast, Love is Red & Hatebreed on a Tuesday at the Cains Ballroom in Tulsa. January 26th, 2004 - Sevenudst, Ill Nino, & Element80 at the Rockwell in Springfield Missouri. We also discuss a bruthal show at Bricktown Live w/ Horse Called War, Blunt Force Trauma, Cattle Decapitation, Behemoth, & Suffocation. We also discuss another Candlebox show. Max talks about his friend Damon Johnson & something they have in common, with their love of Two Frogs Grill in Ardmore filled with Rock N Roll photos by legendary Photographer Carl Dunn. Max gets to work a show for his hero Bob Dylan, however, there were strict instructions not to look at Mr. Dylan. Find out how Max & company were sneaking looks at his rehearsals that they were not supposed to be watching. Oops.... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2005 at the Cains Ballroom, Max met a life long friend at a Tesla show. Little did Lisa know she would start her Rock N Roll Adventures with Max Baker Jr. after that chance encounter. This comedic episode peels back the curtain on the ups & downs of putting on concerts. We also discuss the infancy of Rocklahoma, Country Fever & more... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Millenium / Y2K has come & gone.. The legendary Slipknot show happened January 11th, 2000. (episode 29 is all about that show). January 14th, 2000 The Misfits, Speed Dealer, & Element were scheduled to play at the Tower but due to the situation that arose at the Slipknot show, this one was moved to the Diamond Ballroom as well as the following Bo Diddley show. Next, the Insane Clown Posse comes back to OKC for a show scheduled at the Myriad side hall, all while a wedding, an FCA Conference, & an OKC Blazzers Hockey game were all happening at the same time. The second time was not the charm. An hour before the doors opening, ICP decides to cancel & their fans were none to pleased with this decision & proceeded to lose their minds. What happens when a 15 year old juggalo decides to attack an Oklahoma City Police Officer? Listen & find out... Motorhead, Nashville Pussy, & the Supersuckers come to the Diamond, playing a legendary show for less than 400 people. We talk about a Disturbed show at the Diamond Ballroom w/ Apartment 26 where less than 300 people were in attendance. The 1980's music scene is known for its debauchery, however, we discuss a band from Texas that was signed to Tommy Boy Records called Pimpadelic. Who is quite possibly the hardest partying band we've ever seen! The Rock & Roll Adventures of Max Baker Jr. Continues as we wrap up the year 2000 in this Episode! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we prepare for OKPOP Radio Hour's LIVE podcast recording for the 45th anniversary of the Sex Pistols show at CAINS BALLROOM, we sit down with drummer David Blue, whose Bartlesville-based band named “Bliss” opened for the Sex Pistols. He takes us through the night—from the protesters out front to meeting the punk rockers themselves.

In Episode 27, Max's adventure begins with a ZZ Top / Skynyrd show, then we talk about some of the legendary shows at the State Fair Speedway. Now days, considered a one hit wonder, but back in 1999, Days of The New became a big deal really fast at a very young age. We talk about a couple of Days of The New / Travis Meeks shows as well as a historic Mr. Bungle show! Max tells the story about talking to David Lee Roth on the phone to buy CD Stock of the new DLR record for Choice Music, not realizing he was talking to Diamond Dave! Speaking of Choice Music, If you love Hanson, you should thank Max for carrying their independent release before blowing up for their success! If you hate Hanson, you should blame Max, its all his fault!!! Max talks about carrying their Cassette's & CD's before signing their Major Label record deal & singing acapella in Choice Music for him. Occasionally, Max will drop some gems, you just have to be there to pick up the knowlege. In this episode, he explains how Afroman gets his hustle on in certain states.... In short, Episode 27, we go from ZZ Top, to Hanson, to Afroman.... Here's The Deal! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We begin this Episode, January 6th 1999 with a show at the Diamond Ballroom, followed by a Bo Diddley show at the Tower Theater! Bo Diddley buys Max's 3 year old son Austin a guitar & teaches him guitar lessons at Max's house. Florida Death Metal pioneers Malevolent Creation come to OKC & play the Tower Theater. The end of this Episode we discuss the Slayer, System of a Down, & Hed PE July 10th, 1999. This particular Slayer show was a good day, great show, but things turned bad at the end of the night! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We pick up in 1998 & discuss the Horde Festival coming to Oklahoma City as well as Vans Warped Tour with bands like NOFX, No Use For A Name, Fu Manchu, Ozomatli, Reverend Horton Heat, & more. This was during the very beginnings of Vans Warped Tour. During this time Max owned Choice Music & was selling concert tickets & music directly to the fans through the music store. Cannibal Corpse in 2022 just played the Diamond Ballroom, Max recalls a Cannibal Corpse show in 1998 at the Will Rogers Theater & talks about the protests & harrasment from religious organizations in protest of some of the acts Max was bringing to Oklahoma City. Before Myles Kennedy joined Slash as his vocalist, he was in a band called the Mayfield Four & we discuss a show with them opening for Big Wreck at the Boars Head in 1998. Shout out to Fritz from The Boars Head. Max & Jeff both agree, doing a show on Sunday after Thanksgiving is almost certain to fail. We discuss a Cherry Poppin Daddies show that wasnt very well attended the Sunday after Thanksgiving in 1998. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SPECIAL EDITION/BONUS EPISODE - CAIN'S BALLROOM - www.cainsballroom.com  In this episode, the Here's The Deal Podcast crew, Jay, Josh, Jeff & Max all travel to the historic Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma and set up shop, backstage in the green room at this legendary venue. We all take turns talking about legendary shows we've seen in this venue. We are also joined by Big Dad Ritch of The Texas Hippie Coalition who was mere moments away from taking the stage, headlining the Annual Cancer Sucks Benefit Concert thats held at the Cains the day after Thanksgiving every year. www.cancersucks.com is an incredible, Tulsa based charity ran by Rick & Patti Horton. It is completely volunteer ran & every penny they raise is donated to help fund Cancer research projects or to Cancer facilities in the State of Oklahoma. Big Dad Ritch of THC shares his story of playing the Cains Ballroom for the very first time, opening for Cross Canadian Ragweed & smoking with Cody Canada underneath the stage. Max, Jeff & Jay talk about seeing Robert Plant as a spectator, watching the Kings of Leon at the Cains & tell their experience of that day from 3 different perspectives. We also talk about the numerous multiband local metal shows Max was apart of at the Cains, including one billed as "Emcee'd by The Midget & The Tall Guy" with Jay Ramone & the Tripod Man himself, Mini Mike Cook. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode Josey Scott joins the podcast. Josey talks about his recent reunion with Saliva at Blue Ridge Rock Fest, his upcoming solo music, his shows with Brett Scallions of Fuel, his writing process, Wayne Sinny, Bobby Amaru Jr, being approached by other bands after he left Saliva, James Brown, working with WWE on songs for Chris Jericho / Batista / Dudley Boys, Jerry ‘The King' Lawler, performing with Poison, friendship with Bret Michaels, Cains Ballroom, Venue Shrine, and a ton more! The episode kicks off with some talk about recent Motley Crue news. Thanks for listening, and please share! #podcast #joseyscott #allkillernofiller This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow DEB on Facebook and Twitter to get updates on upcoming shows, and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! This episode is also brought to you by Sunset Tattoo Tulsa. Sunset Tattoo has over 25 years of experience, and is located at 3146 E. 15th St. in Tulsa, OK. They are state licensed and Mother approved! The tattoos are "Done Good and Proper" so be sure to like their facebook page for more details. Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

OKPOP Radio Hour podcast host Meg Charron interviews musician Lukas Nelson of Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real. The interview took place in November 2021 before a packed out Cains Ballroom show. Lukas and band are playing the OKC Diamond Ballroom on Sunday, July 31st. For more info on OKPOP and for full episodes of the pod, visit www.OKPOP.org.

We're pleased to welcome our friend John Wooley back to StudioTulsa. A longtime Tulsa-based music and pop-culture writer -- and the host, of course, of the popular Swing on This program, heard every Saturday night here on KWGS -- Wooley is the co-author, along with Brett Bingham, of a new book about the historic Cain's Ballroom. That book is "Twentieth-Century Honky-Tonk: The Amazing Unauthorized Story of the Cain's Ballroom's First 75 Years." Talk about stylistic range -- the so-called Carnegie Hall of Western Swing was also the second-to-last stop on the Sex Pistols' riotous American tour of 1978. The venue has hosted countless music legends over the years: Bob Wills, Johnnie Lee Wills, Willie Nelson, Asleep at the Wheel, Van Halen, U2, The Police, Elvis Costello, Wilco, and on and on...and now, finally, we have a book in which the many compelling stories from (and secrets of) the Cain's Ballroom are being revealed.

This miniseries is dedicated to the finalists of the 3rd Annual Oilfire Tulsa Music Awards. The month of March is the final round of voting for the award winners this year. We wanted to make a show for you, the voters, to hear each finalist in one convenient place. Most of the bands/artists from each category submitted a track for us to showcase. In this eighth episode, Roger Seago III and Justin Lloyd break down all of the finalists in every category, talk about what to expect the day of the event, pre and post award show parties, and more.Music Featured:The Odyssey – Green LightHead over to www.tulsamusicawards.com to cast your votes in the month of March!*Tulsa Music Awards has been re-scheduled to June 13th @ Cains Ballroom. Tickets that have already been purchased for the event will be honored for the newly scheduled day.Questions? Suggestions? Email us at wearetulsamusicpodcast@gmail.com. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review. Thanks for listening!

This miniseries is dedicated to the finalists of the 3rd Annual Oilfire Tulsa Music Awards. The month of March is the final round of voting for the award winners this year. We wanted to make a show for you, the voters, to hear each finalist in one convenient place. Most of the bands/artists from each category submitted a track for us to showcase. In this seventh episode, Justin and Christina Lloyd play a song from each of the finalists in the following categories: Home Away From Home and Punk Artist of the Year.Check out the rest of the episodes of the miniseries, as we cover all of the remaining categories.Music Featured:1. Melissa Hembree – Gypsy Soul2. Kalo – Isabel3. Judge Parker – When the bullet Hits the Bone4. Kat Lock – Hard to Find5. Hosty – Chupacabra6. The Penny Mob – Failure Anthem7. The Normandys – I Don’t Wanna Be Me8. When the Clock Strikes – Ducks9. A New Life – Self Epstein/Rape Epstein10. Piece of Mind – Judas in Your EyeHead over to www.tulsamusicawards.com to cast your votes in the month of March!*Tulsa Music Awards has been re-scheduled to June 13th @ Cains Ballroom. Tickets that have already been purchased for the event will be honored for the newly scheduled day.Questions? Suggestions? Email us at wearetulsamusicpodcast@gmail.com. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review. Thanks for listening!

This miniseries is dedicated to the finalists of the 3rd Annual Oilfire Tulsa Music Awards. The month of March is the final round of voting for the award winners this year. We wanted to make a show for you, the voters, to hear each finalist in one convenient place. Most of the bands/artists from each category submitted a track for us to showcase. In this sixth episode, Roger Seago III and Justin Lloyd play a song from each of the finalists in the following categories: New and Heartland Artists of the Year.Check out the rest of the episodes of the miniseries, as we cover all of the remaining categories.Music Featured:1. Aaron Michaels – Taking My Time2. Cherokee Rose – Alpa Camasca3. Gypsy Store Troubadours – PBR4. Morning Star – Morning Star5. Mikayla Kilgore – My Heart Can’t Take Much More6. Whiskey Poet Society – Baby Won’t You Ride My Train7. Desi and Cody – Skyline8. And Then There Were Two – Good Intentions9. Zac Wenzell – When Did I Get So OldHead over to www.tulsamusicawards.com to cast your votes in the month of March!*Tulsa Music Awards has been re-scheduled to June 13th @ Cains Ballroom. Tickets that have already been purchased for the event will be honored for the newly scheduled day.Questions? Suggestions? Email us at wearetulsamusicpodcast@gmail.com. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave us a review. Thanks for listening!

This week Cierra discusses Joel Rifkin the serial killer who terrorized Long Island and surrounding areas of Manhattan in the 1990's. While Timmii discusses the haunting of Cain's Ballroom in Oklahoma. Take a dance lesson if you dare! Just a heads up you guys we had some audio issues during the first 10 minutes of the show if you need to skip it you won't miss anything besides the beginning of Cierra's story but it's not much, if you choose not to skip it Timmii will just sound super quiet. Sorry about that guys

On this episode of 5 On it we sit down with California comedian and entrepreneur to talk about his journey in the comedy business and his upcoming event which he has partnered with Russell Westbrook called "Why Not?? Comedy Pop Up show" In Tulsa, Oklahoma happening Thursday, July 11, 2019 at Cain's Ballroom. Doors will open at 7:30 pm & the show will begin at 8:30 pm Follow Demetrius "Juice" Deason on Instagram: @iamjuicemann

In this episode Night Demon returns to the podcast. First, Jason Carroll joins us as we talk about Lynch Mob at IDL, Last in Line, Steel Woods at Cain's, Sprout and Dusty Grant on Booze Bars Guitars II Tour, Tejon Street Corner Thieves, Felina Rivera, Lamb of God, Testament, Blind Oath on Good Day Tulsa, Crypt Trip, The Well, Grind, Scattered Hamlet, and we play a song from Severmind. We then get into our talk with Night Demon. JP of EgoTastic Funtime joins Jason as they talk about new music from ND, their new Headquarters, Germany, Michael Schenker, Uli John Roth, playing Tulsa and Cain's Ballroom, Sex Pistols, Agent Orange, Horton Records, Vanguard, Sound Pony, Just For Men, The Church studio, mud wrestling, Metallica and Dick Dale. This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow the Streets Gone Wild page to get updates on upcoming shows from Last in Line, LA Guns, The Midnight Devils, and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR, and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

Today, a conversation with Danny Boy O’Connor, who went from 90s hip hop star to passionate preservationist, transforming The Outsiders House into a museum, and a point of pride for Tulsa.Then, City Editor Morgan Phillips steps up to the plate for an extra-sporty edition of What the What?So let’s talk, Tulsa.That’s the voice of Danny Boy O’Connor, savior of the now-revered “Outsiders” house once destined for demolition. He’s turning it into a pop culture museum centered on the 1983 film filmed here in Tulsa, as well as its inspiration: the book written by Tulsan S.E. Hinton when she was a 15-year-old student at Will Rogers High School.To Danny Boy (and now, to many others) the Outsiders house was always more than a movie set; the home, like the film, represented a simpler time, like the childhood summers he spent traveling from his home in Los Angeles to his native New Jersey.The hip-hop group House of Pain was comprised of Danny Boy and rappers Everlast and DJ Lethal. They released three albums in the 90s; their first, “Fine Malt Lyrics,” went multi-platinum. Fast-forward many years and several world tours later, and eventually House of Pain split up; Danny Boy later reunited with Everlast and DJ Lethal to form the group La Coka Nostra. And that brought Danny Boy to Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 2009.That moment sparked something in Danny. It eventually led him to create the Delta Bravo Urban Exploration, a team that finds and documents culturally relevant sites such as the shooting locations for films, TV, music videos and album covers. But his first love, his labor of love, is the Outsiders House, a representation of the film that so strongly affected him all those years ago. Danny Boy bought the house for $15,000 in 2015 and began the process of restoring the dilapidated property back to the iteration seen in “The Outsiders” film.Thanks so much for Listening to Tulsa Talks! If you enjoyed this episode, tell a friend about the show, and leave us a rating or review on iTunes, Google Play and Spotify.Follow us on Twitter and Instagram, @TulsaPeople, or head to our home on the web, TulsaPeople.com/podcast. There, you’ll find show notes and more info about our guests and topics. On a personal note, I wanted to thank you for all the support you’ve shown this podcast. It’s been a labor of love for both myself and Morgan Phillips, the show’s producer. Morgan is already working on season 3, which is going to sound a little different. That’s right, TulsaPeople’s new digital editor, Tim Landes, will be your host, and the new voice of all TulsaPeople’s digital endeavors. Meanwhile, I’m on to the next chapter of my life with a move to Chicago. I’m super excited, but very sad to be leaving TulsaPeople. My work here has meant a lot, and has really shaped me as a person. But, I know I’m leaving y’all in capable hands, and I can’t wait to see what Tim does with the podcast and our social media — as a follower and a listener from afar!Every episode, we play you out with some local music. This is Annie Ellicott's "Shadows Live" from her album "Lonesome Goldmine." Annie is currently touring with actor and jazz musician Jeff Goldblum in the US and Europe. Visit annieellicott.com for more music from this local artist.

While he was born in Texas, Bob Wills fame would come directly from his long association with Tulsa, Oklahoma, KVOO Radio and the fabled Cain's Ballroom. His style of music and his band mates would influence generations of Oklahoma Music Makers and Legends.

Bobby Moore explains the story of how The Brothers Moore became a band, and the inspiration behind the music. Every songwriter has his or her own unique process, and Bobby and Billy Moore are no exception. With a roundabout story to how Bobby ended up in the band, this group is dominating the Tulsa music scene with a Kings of Leon-esque vibe. Already they've played at the Cain's Ballroom and Guthrie Green, and continue to build followers that support the upcoming tours and music that the band is preparing. 

Jay Ramone talks to Guitar Player, Producer, Engineer, Stephen Egerton from The Descendents & ALL about their show at the Cains Ballroom & the ALL Reunion show at IDL Ballroom. We discuss Tulsa, Ernie Ball Guitars, Hagfish, Black Flag, touring again & being a rock star Dad.

Cameron recently spoke on the phone with Patterson Hood of Drive-By Truckers ahead of their Nov. 14th show at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa. They discussed the release of the Adam's House Cat album, the new DBT album, rarely playing in OKC, losing fans because of politics, and much more.

Cameron recently spoke to Coheed & Cambria's guitarist Travis Stever to talk about performing at the historic Cain's Ballroom, dressing up as Ghostbusters, their new album 'Unheavenly Creatures," returning to a major label, and more.

Cameron recently spoke to Tyler, Caleb, & Graham of Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown about touring with Clutch and Sevendust, playing the legendary Cain's Ballroom, starting work on their new album, and much more.

What is the "American Dream" these days? The band Hatebreed tackled that subject in their song "A.D." off of their latest album "Concrete Confessional". A univocal message that raises the anxiety of now-a-days. There's a certain aspect that has you even scared to go out of the house at times. Drummer Matt Byrne joins the DOMKcast on episode 79. In town not too long ago with GWAR at the Cain's Ballroom. Matt has enjoyed his time with them on the road. Matt was the fill-in drummer for Late Night with Seth Myers. What was it like being apart of a structured talkshow and how does it differ from performing onstage with Hatebreed? Matt admitted it was an adjustment watching for his cues. What are some Do's and Don'ts to follow if you want to be a successful band? Matt highlighted some of things that he tries to abide by. One for anybody to follow would be to keep your partying in check. Obviously that's something that can not only destroy your career but your life as well.What does Matt do in his downtime? He enjoys time at his house in upstate New York. Hiking and seclusion are on the list of musts during this time. The exact opposite of life on the road. The band has a reputation for touring relentlessly over the years. It's great to get a break but nothing replaces the feeling of performing live in-front of a crowd. The latest album from Hatebreed is "Concrete Confessional" released back in 2016. Worth the listen. Hear the full conversation with Matt Byrne of Hatebreed on episode 79 of the DOMKcast. #DOMKRocks

What is the "American Dream" these days? The band Hatebreed tackled that subject in their song "A.D." off of their latest album "Concrete Confessional". A univocal message that raises the anxiety of now-a-days. There's a certain aspect that has you even scared to go out of the house at times. Drummer Matt Byrne joins the DOMKcast on episode 79. In town not too long ago with GWAR at the Cain's Ballroom. Matt has enjoyed his time with them on the road. Matt was the fill-in drummer for Late Night with Seth Myers. What was it like being apart of a structured talkshow and how does it differ from performing onstage with Hatebreed? Matt admitted it was an adjustment watching for his cues. What are some Do's and Don'ts to follow if you want to be a successful band? Matt highlighted some of things that he tries to abide by. One for anybody to follow would be to keep your partying in check. Obviously that's something that can not only destroy your career but your life as well. What does Matt do in his downtime? He enjoys time at his house in upstate New York. Hiking and seclusion are on the list of musts during this time. The exact opposite of life on the road. The band has a reputation for touring relentlessly over the years. It's great to get a break but nothing replaces the feeling of performing live in-front of a crowd. The latest album from Hatebreed is "Concrete Confessional" released back in 2016. Worth the listen. Hear the full conversation with Matt Byrne of Hatebreed on episode 79 of the DOMKcast. #DOMKRocks

New Korn in the works for 2019? Jonathan Davis of Korn joins the DOMKcast. On the road with the Black Labyrinth tour and made a stop in Tulsa at the Cain's Ballroom. Jonathan says his solo stuff has more of a mellow feel to it compared to the music he's created with Korn. Speaking of which, Jonathan says that he will start laying down the vocals after he wraps up his solo tour. Perhaps we'll get a new album from them in 2019. We talked about the process of recording a new album with him. Sometimes it takes no time at all and others it's more of a time consuming process. Just looking for that inspiration and acting on it. Hear his Mt. Rushmore of New Wave bands. The category of music Jonathan Davis was a huge fan of growing up. His musical background influenced by his father who owned a music store in California. Originally from Bakersfield, California. Hear about his upbringing out there. Korn played a few shows to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of their landmark album "Follow The Leader". Hear about his experiences and reminiscing about that time period where Korn dominated the show TRL on MTV amongst all the boybands. According to Jonathan Davis, "we were carrying the rock flag around that time and it felt good." Hear the full conversation with Jonathan Davis of Korn on episode 78 of the DOMKcast. #DOMKRocks

New Korn in the works for 2019? Jonathan Davis of Korn joins the DOMKcast. On the road with the Black Labyrinth tour and made a stop in Tulsa at the Cain's Ballroom. Jonathan says his solo stuff has more of a mellow feel to it compared to the music he's created with Korn. Speaking of which, Jonathan says that he will start laying down the vocals after he wraps up his solo tour. Perhaps we'll get a new album from them in 2019. We talked about the process of recording a new album with him. Sometimes it takes no time at all and others it's more of a time consuming process. Just looking for that inspiration and acting on it. Hear his Mt. Rushmore of New Wave bands. The category of music Jonathan Davis was a huge fan of growing up. His musical background influenced by his father who owned a music store in California. Originally from Bakersfield, California. Hear about his upbringing out there. Korn played a few shows to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of their landmark album "Follow The Leader". Hear about his experiences and reminiscing about that time period where Korn dominated the show TRL on MTV amongst all the boybands. According to Jonathan Davis, "we were carrying the rock flag around that time and it felt good." Hear the full conversation with Jonathan Davis of Korn on episode 78 of the DOMKcast. #DOMKRocks

In this episode we are joined by Tim Sult of Clutch, and we recap Thunder Underground Fest 2018. First up, we talk about the show featuring fantastic sets Sevendust, Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown and Clutch at Cain's Ballroom, followed by our talk with Tim Sult. Tim talks about touring with Sevendust and Tyler Bryant, Book of Bad Decisions, working with Vance Powell, lineup longevity, JP Gaster, Dan Maines, set lists, Duane Allman of Allman Brothers Band, George Carlin, and more! We then pay homage to The OFFICIAL Oli Herbert Page of All That Remains, and follow that with our recap of the first ever Thunder Underground Fest. We talk about every band that played at Venue Shrine this past weekend. Jason goes gaga over The Normandys, Trent bows to the feet of Locust Grove, a look into Jason’s return to the stage with the reunited Zen Hipster, and we both dole out praise for Arkhon, From Parts Unknown, Solidify, Murderous Mary, SIGN of LIES, DRYVR, Wood N Bone, SEVERMIND, Machine in the Mountain, Sprout the Anti-Hero, CJ and Dale from GRIND, Fist of Rage, host Steve Ray and a shout out to Less Than Human. The show featured collaborations, area musicians showing support, and an all around great time. Thank you to Travesty Davis / Scar Struck Entertainment, Mark Stevenson / TLP Entertainment, Donnie Rich / Venue Shrine, The Bachelor's Table, Rock Rage Radio / Banging with MizBehavin, Porch Talk with Chris & Laura, Jimmy Fuson / Fuson Photography, Shea Higgerson Photos, Egotastic FunTime, Marriage On The Rocks, and everyone that came out for their support. Thanks for listening, and please share! #podcast #clutch #sevendust #allkillernofiller New Ocean Media John Connolly Music Page Tim Sult This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow the Streets Gone Wild page to get updates on upcoming shows from KIX, LA Guns, Junkyard, Saxon and more! Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR, and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.

Cameron recently sat down with Sevendust frontman Lajon Witherspoon to discuss their new album "All I See Is War," antique shopping, their history at Cain's Ballroom, and much more.

Nick Dunnam , Joel Holley & Brett Modglin venture out to the historic Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa , Oklahoma to tour this Notorious Live Music Venue & Discuss it's Storied History.

Nick Dunnam , Joel Holley & Brett Modglin venture out to the historic Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa , Oklahoma to tour this Notorious Live Music Venue & Discuss it's Storied History.

Frank, Neil, and Jer continue their journey at Cain's Ballroom while Soleil leaves her audience in a trance

The Dead Deads stopped by and hung with Lunchbox and Promo Brady before their show at the Cain's Ballroom with Seether. Give it a listen!

The Dead Deads stopped by and hung with Lunchbox and Promo Brady before their show at the Cain's Ballroom with Seether. Give it a listen!

In this episode we are joined by all four members of Royal Republic. The band talks to us about touring America, how their sound gives them the ability play with many different acts, developing their sound, the status of a new album, learning to roller skate for the “Baby” video, writing, performing acoustic, music education and musicianship in Sweden, Tom Petty, being the subject of erotic fan fiction, and a lot more. We kick the episode off with talk about RR at Cain's Ballroom, and the stunning performance from Ayron Jones, we play a new song from Slumlord Radio, talk about Metallica's remastered Master of Puppets, and #Dimevision Vol 2. Thanks for listening, and please share!

Lunchbox chatted with Nate from Shaman's Harvest for a bit. He was diagnosed with throat cancer early on in his career with Shaman's Harvest. Nate talks about maintaining a positive attitude throughout his battle, the meaning behind the song "Dragonfly", and life on the road. Enjoy!

Lunchbox chatted with Nate from Shaman's Harvest for a bit. He was diagnosed with throat cancer early on in his career with Shaman's Harvest. Nate talks about maintaining a positive attitude throughout his battle, the meaning behind the song "Dragonfly", and life on the road. Enjoy!

Lunchbox and Promo Brady had a chance to chat with Meta Dead from The Dead Deads this week. They'll be in town December 10th at the Cain's Ballroom opening up for Seether. Hear the meaning behind their song lyrics for "Nothing Will Be Fine", Meta's creative substitute curse words, and possible touring plans with Corey Taylor and Stone Sour. Enjoy!

Lunchbox and Promo Brady had a chance to chat with Meta Dead from The Dead Deads this week. They'll be in town December 10th at the Cain's Ballroom opening up for Seether. Hear the meaning behind their song lyrics for "Nothing Will Be Fine", Meta's creative substitute curse words, and possible touring plans with Corey Taylor and Stone Sour. Enjoy!

In this episode we are joined by Stephen Taylor of Superjoint and Philip H. Anselmo & the Illegals. Stephen talks to us about Superjoint's new album, how he started working with Philip Anselmo, taking time off from music, his previous bands, a mellow project the members of Superjoint are working on, love for Child Bite and Battlecross, witnessing the extraordinary Peyton Arens jamming on stage with PHA & the Illegals at the Cains Ballroom in Tulsa, and a ton more. We kick off the show talking about the Holata Fest happing the next two weekends to benefit the family of John Holata, we talk about DMG Productions announcement and go through the list of bands playing the GA ROK Stage at Rocklahoma this year, and we play a track from Red Devil Lies out of Arkansas. Thanks for listening, and please share!

For the first episode of the year we invited back our first guests in the new studio! Hunter, Brad, and Chad, The Cain's Fam, stopped in to talk with us about the incredible year Cain's had, what to look forward to in the new year, and to tell some fun stories!   Cain's Ballroom is a legendary venue, built in 1924, here in Tulsa and has seen some of the craziest shows. To learn more and see some great pictures or get tickets visit their website at Cainsballroom.com Find Cain's Ballroom on Twitter and Facebook Find us at www.fromabasementintulsa.com or on Twitter and Facebook

Welcome to From a Handheld Recorder in Tulsa! I was given the opportunity to open for Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors at Cain's Ballroom so we (Lourdes & I) took our handheld recorder and captured it! The crowd noise is much louder than expected but I think it is still a super cool thing from a super cool night. I hope you enjoy my songs!

Welcome to our first episode from the new studio! Our friends from Tulsa's Historic Cain's Ballroom joined us to be our first guests and we are honored to have them. Brad, Chad, and Hunter came to share some stories and even announce a few shows! Find tickets at http://www.cainsballroom.com/ Follow Cain's and tweet at them the new hashtag! #FergyFlute https://twitter.com/cainsballroom https://www.facebook.com/cainsballroom

My website is www.PaperbackRocker.com. You can find the podcast archives there. Find my books on Amazon by searching my name, Matt Syverson. Follow me on Twitter @PaperbackRocker. Email me at bowiefan1970@live.com. Thanks for listening! The show notes are as follows: This episode begins with Howard Cosell's Monday Night Football announcement of the assassination of John Lennon. You know John Lennon's story and his music. I'm going to tell you about Mark David Chapman. MDC was abused as a boy growing up, as was his mother. As a teenager, he fantasized about some imaginary little people living in the walls of his bedroom. In 1971, he became a religious zealot. He worked as a YMCA counselor and was well liked. A friend recommended "The Catcher In The Rye" to him. Chapman went to an evangelical college with his girlfriend, but he cheated on her. He flunked out, and she broke up with him. He became a security guard. He attempted suicide in '77, but failed. He was admitted to a hospital for depression and later got a job there. In '78 he traveled around the world, imitating a movie. He married his travel agent. He started drinking a lot and the little people came back, having board meetings in his mind and deciding his fate. He wrote a letter to a girl saying he was going nuts. He idolized John Lennon, but he decided that Lennon was a phony and he was infuriated by Lennon's comment about the Beatles being more popular than Jesus. Holden Caulfield is the arbiter of phoniness. That's why MDC identified with him so much. Lennon was living in the Dakota Apartments, an extravagant lifestyle anathema to all he preached. MDC was obsessed with many other celebrities, but Lennon was easily accessible because he walked the streets of NYC. MDC went to New York two times. The first, he backed out of killing Lennon, but went back. He accosted James Taylor on the subway the day before the murder, ranting about John Lennon. The next day, Chapman left his personal items at his hotel and bought a copy of "Catcher". He was Holden Caulfield now. He spent the day outside the Dakota and got Lennon's autograph. When Yoko and John were returning from the studio, he shot John four times in the back. I explain some things about the book Chapman was obsessed with. Next, I tell the story of Dimebag Darrell Abbott, the guitarist for Pantera. He was killed onstage. I saw them early on at Cain's Ballroom in Oklahoma. The lead singer, Phil Anselmo, kicked out the security and we all got on stage. Darrell used to be nicknamed "Diamond" Darrell, but he changed it. Dimebag and his brother Vinnie Paul had a band called Damageplan after Pantera broke up. Numerous people were killed at their final show by the gunman. Everyone loved Dimebag, including Eddie Van Halen. God Bless John Lennon and Dimebag. Rest in peace.      

Viva Tulsa! Viva Tulsa ! Viva Tulsa! Great times, great people, great music!!! Tulsa, how do we love thee-let us count the ways: great food- barbeque, Thai, Italian, sushi(yes awesome sushi in Tulsa, Oklahoma), hamburgers, hot dogs, Greek, Indian, sandwhiches, soups, bagels, coffee and Davit's personal favorite, hot black tea with milk. Also great sites like the Golden Driller, the Center of the Universe, bookstores, Tulsa State Fair, Oklahoma Scottish Festival, Oktoberfest, Mayfest, Freaker's Ball, D-Fest, Freakers Ball, Ballroom Blitz, Cain's Ballroom, BOK Center, Spirit Bank Center. T-Town's got lots of cool and the soundtrack to boot! Hometown Heroes- Where The World Meets T-Town: www.hometownheroestulsa.com Shamrock- 2 StarsCalling Matthew- Well Known StrangerGhosts- Rubber StonesMellowdramatic Wallflowers- RhetoricThe 3 Godfathers- The BurningPhysiques- Bright IdeasEven The Dogs- Shut Your Mouth2 Weeks Ago- I Will FightFrustrated Houswives- New WorldShutdown Sequence Go!- Quicker Than QuicksandThe Red Alert- Oklahoma Sweetheart Blues The Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Happily it's that time of year again where we feature those performers who will be showcased on 4 stages at Freakers Ball held at the world famous Cain's Ballroom here in Tulsa. This will be the 34th year for Freakers Ball and it is the biggest Halloween event in Oklahoma. Not only is Hometown Heroes the official podcast/broadcast of Freakers Ball, we also have our own "Double H Stage". If that's not enough, the 11pm $1,000 costume contest features some of the season's most elaborate costumed contestants. Friday October 31 Guinness presents the 34th Annual Freakers Ball- 4 stages featuring all Tulsa area music, a $1,000 costume contest, and the very spooky Dustin Parkhurst and Davit Souders. www.myspace.com/freakersballroomblitz www.cainsballroom.com www.hometownheroestulsa.com The Freakers Ball Class of 2008 Part One: Doomsday Junky- Man On A MissionStevedore- Pure AggressionAcoustic Ross- The R.I.A.A. Took My Baby AwayFirst Lady Assassins- Grey Is The New BlackThe Red Alert- Meet Me At My PlaceBad Things- P.O.D.Spank- Over AgainMariachi Tulsa- Perdoname Y QueriendoDown For Five- InsignificanceGhosts-Tiny Girlz  This Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC.

We've said it all before, and we're gonna say it again: The Blitz is on. The 3rd Annual Ballroom Blitz presented by Heineken and Heineken Light Saturday April 26 at Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 25 bands on 4 stages featuring music and musicians from Tulsa and surrounding areas live! Host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst couldn't be more excited. Any opportunity to showcase Tulsa's music whether it's this little podcast/broadcast/diabolicast or live on stage is a good thing, correction, a GREAT thing. This podcast is only part one of two featuring T-Town artists who are performing at The Blitz this year. If you're anywhere close to Tulsa, Oklahoma April 26, come see this show! Plus one of the stages will be the Hometown Heroes Stage, Yahoooooooooo!!! www.myspace.com/freakersballroomblitz Callupsie- The Murderous Type Ghosts- Live Once Die Once Bait- Tsunami I Said Stop- I Like You Susan Herndon- Seven Sisters Chuk Cooley & The Demon Hammers- Freedom's End Motive For Movement- Illuminate Soulrider- Duskman Greg Klaus- Swallow Your Sword Black Wednesday- Small Town America Acoustic Ross- 83 Ribbons Shutdown Sequence Go!- Mr. Blue This Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC.

Show 95 and part two of our Ballroom Blitz feature. With 25 bands, 4 stages and one super action-packed evening, it's the place to be. That place is at the historic Cain's Ballroom on Saturday April 26 here in T-Town, that's Tulsa for those of you outside our neck of the woods. This is year number three for The Blitz showcasing some of the finest music from Northeastern Oklahoma. Why Heineken and Heineken Light  think so highly of this event, they sponsor it! Talk about a vote of confidence. Double H host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst will be there and are also highly confident you'll have a great time and be impressed by the talent and variety of musical genres. Hear them each week on Hometown Heroes Tulsa, see them live Saturday April 26! Ganem- She's Got ItBlack Wednesday- Radiation Generation XWendy Nichol- There Have Always BeenAll Things Considered- Missed OpportunitiesGhosts- Ancient AstronautsMotive For Movement- The Artist, The Maker, The Eternal FlameChuk Cooley & The Demon Hammers- 10 Levels HigherBlackSwan- A New Friend For JimmyBait- InsideCallupsie- The Murderous TypeMariachi Tulsa- Mi Linda OaxacoI Said Stop- Song About Stopping  This Diabolicast produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

All Freaker's Ball Part 1Keep your eye on the ball, Freakers Ball. The annual Freakers Ball and Costume Contest is the largest Halloween related event in the state of Oklahoma. This year's event is the 33rd year with 5 stages and 30 bands and performing artists from the Tulsa area, it is also the largest single day showcase for T-Town performers.From Celtic to Rockabilly, hardrock to modern rock its all at the world famous Cain's Ballroom. Host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst proudly salute this year's musical acts in part 1 of this 2 part tribute. Did we mention there's even a Hometown Heroes Stage? We think that's pretty darn appropriate. Motive For Movement - The Stars Are Against MeMy Solstice - Minor ComplexRadioRadio - The World Is Gonna Change YouCrooked X - Thanks AlotDDS - You Can TryThe Starkweather Boys - Straight Razor BabyAcoustic Ross - 83 RibbonsThe Red Alert - Meet Me At My PlaceMariachi Tulsa - A Toda MariachiDoomsday Junky - Doomsday JunkyStevedore - Almost BeautifulBag Eyes - Sex 2000 This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

before the sold-out show at the Cain's Ballroom 6/26/07

Amber and Channing in an "interview threesome" with Chad of Mudvayne/Hellyeah.

Ballroom Blitz Part II As promised, producer Dustin Parkhurst and host Davit Souders deliver: Bands At The Blitz Part 2. We think that any event with 24 Tulsa bands and 4 stages and at The Cain's Ballroom deserves a special broadcast/podcast/diabolicast direct from the Double H Ranch.  We stated this last week and continue with The Ballroom Blitz, blitz this week.Ever find yourself wondering if earthquakes ever occur in Oklahoma? Yeah, we do too. Find the answer in this week's really fun facts. Radio Wave Days - Sunlight Showering Love The Muddville Project - Perfect Girl Theodress Avery - Unstoppable Wade Burrow - My Final Word Math Lab - Enough Black Wednesday - Generation X Even Felker/Turnpike Troubadours - Angola Sarah Wagner & The Pop-A-Delphics - Happy Again Esther - Seventeen and Broken Rook - Defenseless Los Reactors - Dead In The Suburbs HotRobBob - Apartement 213 This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Ballroom Blitz Part I You know the phrase, The Blitz is on? Well, its true in this case, as in the 2nd Annual Ballroom Blitz at Cain's Ballroom here in Tulsa, on Saturday, April 28. This event and its Fall campanion, Freakers' Ball are the two largest single day showcase events for Tulsa area bands. Being a pro-Tulsa broadcast/podcast it only made perfect sense for us to showcase this 4 stage, 25 plus band event. Sometimes you have to put your money where your mouth is, so here we go. Don't forget, and we won't let you anyway. Education is important. That's why we give you not one, but two really fun facts each show. They always relate to Tulsa and/or Oklahoma. Where else will you find out which city in the U.S. is number one for allergy sufferers to live? or just try to guess where President Franklin D. Roosevelt made a secret visit to in 1943... You don't have to thank us for all of this free music and information, just spread the word.  Y'all come back now. Rook - Why I Linger The Red Alert - The Only One Severmind - Revive HotRodBob - 700 Club Crooked X - Procrastinator Black Wednesday - Pigs In Hell Los Reactors - Culture Shock Brian Parton - Glam It Up Bait - Gone Mariachi Tulsa - A Toda Mariachi Stevedore - Almost Beautiful Celtic Cheer - Wild Rover This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Another week, another broadcast/podcast, yea!! Show 17 is All Freakers Ball Part Two. In part two, we continue to pay tribute to the Tulsa area artists performing at the 32nd Annual Freakers Ball held at the historic Cain's Ballroom in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Freakers Ball is the largest Halloween related event and the largest one day showcase for area musicians in Oklahoma. 25 bands, 4 stages, two words, one night...Freakers Ball is Saturday, October 28, and along with the performers, the 12 midnight Guinness $1000 Costume Contest is not to be missed. Listen to the performers here, and see the show Saturday, October 28, 2006 Congress Of A Crow - Time To Wake Up Mariachi Tulsa - Un Poquito, Mi Lunita The Mudville Project - Perfect Girl Esther - Going Nowhere DDS - Been Too Long Acoustic Ross - Princess From Saturn Rook - Murder Me Now City Of Tulsa Pipes and Drums - 42nd Set Rewake - Overblown Esther - My Favorite Breakup Rook - Defenseless This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

(0:00) California Rain, 4.4.00, Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa, OK (Unknown AUD) (5:10) Stingray, 4.26.01, Palace Theatre, Louisville, KY (Taper: John O'Leary) (9:25) Pygmy Pony, 4.25.01, Palace Theatre, Louisville, KY (Taper: John O'Leary) (15:32) Pent Up House, 11.12.98, JR's Ballroom, Fayetteville, AR (SBD) (20:51) Well You Needn't->Salt Creek, 3.18.01, Whistler Convention Center, Whistler, BC (Taper: John Kaufman) (33:01) Moonflower, 10.15.98, Pearl Street, Northampton, MA (SBD/AUD) (46:05) Weary Homesick Blues, 7.3.02, The Meadows, Steamboat Springs, CO (Taper: Matt Varady) (50:35) Nardis, 3.21.98, The Mothership, Tacoma, WA (SBD) (1:02:43) Southbound, 11.16.00, Georgia Theatre, Athens, GA (SBD)

(0:00) California Rain, 4.4.00, Cain's Ballroom, Tulsa, OK (Unknown AUD) (5:10) Stingray, 4.26.01, Palace Theatre, Louisville, KY (Taper: John O'Leary) (9:25) Pygmy Pony, 4.25.01, Palace Theatre, Louisville, KY (Taper: John O'Leary) (15:32) Pent Up House, 11.12.98, JR's Ballroom, Fayetteville, AR (SBD) (20:51) Well You Needn't->Salt Creek, 3.18.01, Whistler Convention Center, Whistler, BC (Taper: John Kaufman) (33:01) Moonflower, 10.15.98, Pearl Street, Northampton, MA (SBD/AUD) (46:05) Weary Homesick Blues, 7.3.02, The Meadows, Steamboat Springs, CO (Taper: Matt Varady) (50:35) Nardis, 3.21.98, The Mothership, Tacoma, WA (SBD) (1:02:43) Southbound, 11.16.00, Georgia Theatre, Athens, GA (SBD)