Podcasts about cokie the clown

Interview by Kris PetersWhat better way to celebrate forty years of blood, sweat and beers in the music industry than to announce your final ever tour?While some may brush it off as a clever marketing strategy, those who have followed punk stalwarts NOFX for the duration of their career will know and understand the gravity of the situation, because when Fat Mike says something, you can pretty much put your best pair of Doc Martins on it!Known affectionately by their fans and revered by others as one of the world's most controversial and significant punk bands of their time, NOFX simply don't, nor have they ever, given a shit.They are punk to the core and have never failed to wear their music on their sleeves, surviving four decades at the forefront of a genre that refuses to cater to trends and smells out imposters quicker than you can pogo.They are, in all aspects of the word, a punk rock institution, spawning classic tracks such as The Longest Line, Cokie The Clown, Soul Doubt, Seeing Double At The Triple Rock and Linoleum to name but a few.But all good things invariably come to an end, and NOFX are planning to go out in style, playing two consecutive nights over three capital cities as part of the NOFX Final Tour 40 Years, 40 Cities, 40 Songs Per Night Tour which hits Australia in January 2024.The final tour will see the band perform songs from their classic releases, Wolves In Wolves' Clothing, Punk In Drublic, The War On Errorism, White Trash Two Heebs And A Bean, So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes and The Decline over two nights in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, offering fans two completely different shows back to back.Bassist/vocalist Fat Mike sat down with HEAVY to talk all things NOFX."We're very excited to do our final tour in Australia," he beamed back at us. "I mean, who wouldn't be? We will be there in January."We mention the challenging effort of playing three different albums over two nights and what a herculean task the band have set for themselves."It's way too much work," he smiled, "but, you've gotta work hard once with 40 years of being in a band, it might as well be now. We're not doing Punk In Drublic, we already did that last year. That was a mistake so don't count on that."We ask Fat Mike if it is difficult playing full albums considering when they were written the thought of playing them in full one day would not have been on the playing field."Some of the songs are very difficult," he nodded, "which is why we don't do full albums. Fuck that shit. It's not because the songs are difficult. We're doing a lot of hard ones, but it's more it becomes kind of boring. I don't wanna be bored. So we're playing most of those albums."In the full interview, Fat Mike talks more about what to expect from the shows, if they plan on having any guest artists join them on stage, how emotional playing these shows will be, if he will miss touring, their reputation as being a controversial band, the most significant changes in punk music over the last 40 years, how he thinks punk music will change in the future, whether he will stay involved in music and in what capacity, a message to Australian fans and more.

This week I am joined by Joey Cobra and we go track by track through NOFX's 1997 classic "So Long And Thanks For All The Shoes"Follow Joey Cobrahttps://joeycobra.bandcamp.comhttps://www.josephgrice.arthttps://www.instagram.com/joey_cobra_music/https://www.facebook.com/JoeyCobra/Check out the Power Chord Hour radio show every Friday night at 10 to midnight est on 107.9 WRFA in Jamestown, NY. Stream the station online at wrfalp.com/streaming/ or listen on the WRFA app.powerchordhour@gmail.comInstagram - www.instagram.com/powerchordhourTwitter - www.twitter.com/powerchordhourFacebook - www.facebook.com/powerchordhourYoutube - www.youtube.com/channel/UC6jTfzjB3-mzmWM-51c8LggSpotify Episode Playlists - https://open.spotify.com/user/kzavhk5ghelpnthfby9o41gnr?si=4WvOdgAmSsKoswf_HTh_Mg 

Rob forces the scuba gear on us as we take a dive into his 2020 musical playlist thusfar.   Email us at theeunderchannel@gmail.com   Give us a follow on all socials for everything music, movies, and more! Website: theeunderchannel.comFacebook : theeunderchannelTwitter: @TheeUndrChnnlInstagram: @theeunderchannel

Episode 238 - A Must listen! NOFX Frontman and punk rock legend Fat Mike joins the show! Fresh off an unexpected split release with Frank Turner, Mike talks about the upcoming new NOFX album, his quarantine compound, paying women to beat him up, and his own upcoming podcast "Fat Mike's Fat Mic". Also discussed are some of Mike's regrets about his Cokie The Clown solo project. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En este programa repasamos algunas de las novedades que más no han llamado la atención en las últimas semanas. Hablamos de artistas veteranos como Fat Mike, que vuelve con su alter ego Cokie The Clown, The Bouncing Souls que celebran su 30 aniversario con un nuevo EP, Down By Law, Buck-O-Nine o de la despedida de Thursday. Y no faltan, por supuesto, valores al alza como Brutus, Weak, Frank Iero o Youth Fountain.

In this episode I talk with NOFX frontman / songwriter Fat Mike about his incredible recent album as Cokie The Clown called You're Welcome (Fat Wreck Chords)We started off by discussing the upcoming show that NOFX is playing in Portland (they've announced it now so I didn't need to bleep it out) with an orchestra 'The Decline' in full and then moved onto the Cokie record and little about his musical Home Street Home. We also talk a bit about Mike's love of BDSM and his line of womens clothing for men. All in all it was a very open and frank conversation.Mike can be found here: www.instagram.com/fatmikedudeHis label is here: https://fatwreck.com/I can be found here: www.instagram.com/danielpcarter & www.twitter.com/danielpcarterThe podcast is here: www.instagram.com/swimpodcast & www.twitter.com/swimpodcastAs always, my cover painting of Mike is in oil, acrylic and ink on paper.Please leave a review on iTunes and spread the word about the pod.Thank you. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this debut episode, with the new name and slightly modified format in tact, Caroline and Jarrell review new albums from Schoolboy Q, The Mountain Goats, and Cokie the Clown. In entertainment news, Tiger Woods is held responsible for an alcoholic bartender's death and Roger Daltrey has had it with pot smokers at The Who concerts. Plus Jarrell recalls the arduous task of pleasing his mom on Mother's Day and revisits Mr. T's 1984 ode to matriarchs! Website: Puppetperspectives.comFacebook: facebook.com/puppetperspectivesTwitter: @puppetreviews15Instagram: @puppetreviews15

Au menu de ce 21e épisode : la nouvelle chanson de SUM 41, le nouvel album de Bad Religion et celui de Fat Mike (NOFX) et son alter-ego Cokie The Clown, les récents concerts de Godsmack et Alice in Chains. Sans oublier la nouvelle pièce de Rammstein, on parle de Ghost qui prépare un album plus lourd que Prequelle, Volbeat et sa chanson Parasite, discussions sur les chansons touchantes et plus! Oui je sais, c'est un gros épisode bien chargé et tout plein d'émôôôôtion qui vous attend! Bonne écoute! Joindre Steeve sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/LeTusken joindre Isabelle sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/YsaTheShadow Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/mmmesmithshow Twitter du podcast : https://twitter.com/M_Mme_SmithShow Et une review positive pour nous soutenir c'est toujours apprécié! :-)

Encores? The 2019 Record Store Day seems lazy. Black Flag goes UK. New L7 record. Cokie The Clown. Amyl and the Sniffers.

This week I chat about punk and pop punk with my friend Stephen who loves NOFX more than anyone I know. So guess who features on this week’s playlist.Big thanks to Dead Wrong for getting in touch letting me play their track and also to Will Salazar from Fenix*TX for letting me play his track.Dead Wrong - Bitter ThoughtsThe Starting Line - LeavingFenix*TX - ThreesomeNOFX - Cokie the ClownBad Religion - You