Podcast appearances and mentions of dean roland

For the second time, Dean Roland ,of Collective Soul, joins the podcast.  Dean and the band have been rocking for over 3 decades.  We chat with Dean about the longevity of Collective Soul, the band's new music, what both Woodstocks were like, and their current tour with Hootie and the Blowfish.  Dean is a down to earth, interesting guy with plenty to share.  Check out the band's new album Here to Eternity today!   We also chat about the fall of Dave Grohl, RFK cutting up whale heads, and Mike being part of a Chimp conspiracy.  Have a listen!

Collective Soul guitarist Dean Roland calls in from the road as Collective Soul embarks on the "Summer Camp with Trucks" tour with Hootie and the Blowfish and Edwin McCain.

I interviewed Dean Roland of Collective Soul. We discussed:Their new album, Here To EternityThe decision to release a double albumRecording at Elvis Presley's house in Palm Springs, CAWalking the line between exploring new territory and going off courseAnd more

2024 is going to be a busy year for multi-Platinum rockers COLLECTIVE SOUL--Ed Roland (vocals/guitar), Dean Roland (rhythm guitar), Will Turpin (bass/background vocals), Jesse Triplett (lead guitar/background vocals), Johnny Rabb (drums/background vocals)-who will be celebrating their 30th anniversary with various projects throughout the year. First up will be their highly anticipated 12th studio release, HERE TO ETERNITY, which is due out May 17 on their label, Fuzze-Flex Records distributed physically by AMPED Distribution and digitally by Virgin Music Group, and includes not one but two albums' worth of new music, 20 songs in all. The album will be available everywhere on digital stores and streaming partners (including a Dolby ATMOS version), as a single disc CD, and as a limited-edition double-disc colored vinyl. COLLECTIVE SOUL recorded and self-produced HERE TO ETERNITY with co-producer Shawn Grove at Elvis Presley's estate in Palm Springs, CA. They're the only other music artist to ever record at the historical landmark where Elvis and Priscilla Presley spent their honeymoon and celebrated their Las Vegas wedding in 1967. Later this summer, the band will hit the road with Hootie & the Blowfish, as their special guest (along with Edwin McCain) for the "Summer Camp with Trucks Tour" produced by Live Nation. The trek--which will visit 43 cities across the U.S. and Canada--kicks off May 30 in Dallas and runs through September 28 in West Palm Beach, visiting arenas, amphitheaters and select stadiums such as Boston's iconic Fenway Park (with special guests Barenaked Ladies) along the way. Tickets are on sale now at LiveNation.com and Citientertainment.com. "30 years (yeah) you're damn right to believe we still do our gig with an audience across the world is such a dream," declares Ed Roland. "Speaking of dreams, as a kid determined that rock n' roll was my life, I dreamed of making a double album, well here you go! HERE TO ETERNITY recorded at Elvis' estate in Palm Springs, CA. Wow, Wow, and Wow. 20 songs that truly show the personality of this band and our musical journey! This recording is not the pinnacle of the band, but it's the best one yet! Shouldn't we all feel the next day as our best? Well enjoy our best till the next one."Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

Crystal McKenzie talks to two members of Collective Soul ahead of their June 8th show with Hootie & The Blowfish and Edwin McCain. Dean Roland talks about recording a new double album in Elvis' Palm Springs home and the inspiration that came from that experience.  He also talks about Christmas at the Rolands' house and how mom doesn't allow shop talk during the holidays. Bassist Will Turpin joins in on the conversation and talks about how it all began in his Dad's recording studio.  Also what it was like to step upon the stage of the Ryman Auditorium to play.  Collective Soul plays Ruoff Music Center June 8th with Hootie & The Blowfish and Edwin McCain

2024 is going to be a busy year for multi-Platinum rockers COLLECTIVE SOUL--Ed Roland (vocals/guitar), Dean Roland (rhythm guitar), Will Turpin (bass/background vocals), Jesse Triplett (lead guitar/background vocals), Johnny Rabb (drums/background vocals)-who will be celebrating their 30th anniversary with various projects throughout the year. First up will be their highly anticipated 12th studio release, HERE TO ETERNITY, which is due out May 17 on their label, Fuzze-Flex Records distributed physically by AMPED Distribution and digitally by Virgin Music Group, and includes not one but two albums' worth of new music, 20 songs in all. The album will be available everywhere on digital stores and streaming partners (including a Dolby ATMOS version), as a single disc CD, and as a limited-edition double-disc colored vinyl. COLLECTIVE SOUL recorded and self-produced HERE TO ETERNITY with co-producer Shawn Grove at Elvis Presley's estate in Palm Springs, CA. They're the only other music artist to ever record at the historical landmark where Elvis and Priscilla Presley spent their honeymoon and celebrated their Las Vegas wedding in 1967. Later this summer, the band will hit the road with Hootie & the Blowfish, as their special guest (along with Edwin McCain) for the "Summer Camp with Trucks Tour" produced by Live Nation. The trek--which will visit 43 cities across the U.S. and Canada--kicks off May 30 in Dallas and runs through September 28 in West Palm Beach, visiting arenas, amphitheaters and select stadiums such as Boston's iconic Fenway Park (with special guests Barenaked Ladies) along the way. Tickets are on sale now at LiveNation.com and Citientertainment.com. "30 years (yeah) you're damn right to believe we still do our gig with an audience across the world is such a dream," declares Ed Roland. "Speaking of dreams, as a kid determined that rock n' roll was my life, I dreamed of making a double album, well here you go! HERE TO ETERNITY recorded at Elvis' estate in Palm Springs, CA. Wow, Wow, and Wow. 20 songs that truly show the personality of this band and our musical journey! This recording is not the pinnacle of the band, but it's the best one yet! Shouldn't we all feel the next day as our best? Well enjoy our best till the next one." Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

This Week I sit down with Collective Soul's Dean Roland to discuss the band's experience recording 'Here to Eternity' at Elvis's house and their memorable performances at both Woodstock 94 and 99. Get an inside look at the creative process and hear first hand stories from the bands 30 year Journey! Pre-Order the NEW Album for the US here : https://stores.portmerch.com/collectivesoul/ UK Pre-Order : https://www.roughtrade.com/en-us/product/collective-soul/here-to-eternity

Dean Roland of Collective Soul chats about long accomplished career, recording their new record at Elvis's house in Palm Springs, the multi-generational fans at shows, and their new release ‘Here To Eternity.'  Collective Soul Online Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/collectivesoul Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/collectivesoul Watch "Mother's Love" here https://youtu.be/pcyE1NLPJsw?si=-s97-hBl8u-ar3V1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week is another fun twofer! We kick it off with Collective Soul guitarist Dean Roland! Dean talks about hitting the road this summer playing various festivals, and the plans next year for a big 25th anniversary celebration. Plus, we hear the stories behind several songs and collaborations. Then, we welcome accomplished songwriter Brock Walsh! Brock is probably best known for writing "Automatic", which the Pointer Sisters turned into a big hit. Brock's career hits many fun pop culture touchstones including writing for Cop Rock, being the voice of Mac Tonight, working with Quincy Jones and Sidney Poitier, writing for Bruce Willis, James Ingram, Earth Wind and Fire, movie soundtracks, ad jingles and much more. It's a total blast!  www.collectivesoul.com www.patreon.com/thehustlepod

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley interviews Collective Soul rhythm guitarist Dean Roland as the band rocks the Let's Go! Music Festival in Annapolis, Maryland this Friday night. They discuss the band's biggest hits from "Shine" to "The World I Know" to "December." (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion") Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WTOP Entertainment Reporter Jason Fraley interviews Collective Soul rhythm guitarist Dean Roland as the band rocks the Let's Go! Music Festival in Annapolis, Maryland this Friday night. They discuss the band's biggest hits from "Shine" to "The World I Know" to "December." (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion") Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A band of brothers that actually gets along?  WHAT?  Find out how from guitarist Dean Roland. He also discusses the creation of their latest release Vibrating. Plus get the inside scoop on how Collective Soul spent their Covid down time, touring now vs the 90s and does Dean Roland's future include playing guitar in a ballet band? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week,Jeff Gaudiosi and Dean Roland cover Topics discussed: Collective Soul Vibrating The importance of new music This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Casio talks to Collective Soul bassist Will Turpin about getting back out on tour, what music means to him. Their desire to continue to create new music over 25 years into this... Collective Soul is an American rock band originally from Stockbridge, Georgia.  Now based in Atlanta, the group consists of lead vocalist Ed Roland, rhythm guitarist Dean Roland, bassist Will Turpin, drummer Johnny Rabb, and lead guitarist Jesse Triplett. Formed in 1992, Collective Soul released their Hints, Allegations, and Things Left Unsaid album on the independent label Rising Storm Records in 1993. The band went from obscurity to popularity that year after the song "Shine" became an underground hit based on radio play. The album was re-released in 1994 under major label Atlantic Records. Collective Soul released a self-titled album in March 1995. Considered by Ed Roland to be the band's true debut album, Collective Soul spent 76 weeks on the Billboard 200 charts and went triple-platinum, becoming the band's highest-selling album. The singles "December", "The World I Know", and "Where the River Flows" each reached No. 1 on the Mainstream Rock charts. About two years later, Collective Soul released Disciplined Breakdown. Although not as successful in sales as their previous two albums, Disciplined Breakdown contained two No. 1 Mainstream Rock chart hits with "Precious Declaration" and "Listen". The band released a fourth studio album, Dosage, in 1999. The album's first single, "Heavy", spent a then record-breaking 15 weeks on the top spot of the Mainstream Rock charts. The band released Blender in 2000, their fifth and final album with the original starting lineup, as lead guitarist Ross Childress left the band in 2001. About two weeks after Childress' departure, Collective Soul released Seven Year Itch, a compilation of their greatest hits between 1994 and 2001. Collective Soul established their own label, El Music Group, prior to releasing Youth in 2004. The band recorded a live album with the Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra in 2005, titled Home, and released it in 2006. Original drummer Shane Evans departed from the band at the end of 2005. Collective Soul has since released four more albums: Afterwords (2007), a second self-titled album (2009), See What You Started by Continuing (2015), and Blood (2019).

It's a two-fer Friday edition of On the Road to Rock as Styx frontman Lawrence Gowan discusses the band's upcoming album "Crash of the Crown" while Collective Soul's Dean Roland talks about the upcoming Summer shed tour with Styx and their new EP "Half and Half."

It's a two-fer Friday edition of On the Road to Rock as Styx frontman Lawrence Gowan discusses the band's upcoming album "Crash of the Crown" while Collective Soul's Dean Roland talks about the upcoming Summer shed tour with Styx and their new EP "Half and Half."

This episode Shines... Ok, that was terrible, but this interview is not.  We are joined by the guitarist of long time rock band, Collective Soul, Dean Roland.  We talk all things music with Dean, along with staying creative during the pandemic, what goes into a large tour, playing Woodstock, and Collective Soul's new music.  Go check out Collective Soul's new music along with their upcoming tour with Styx. Have a listen!   We also have a very bizarre episode as we are recruited by a radio station in Mississippi or Luxenbourg,  we talk officiating a wedding, and a strange interaction with a coworker.  

Episode # 83 - Collective Soul's Will Turpin promotes 25th Anniversary Blue Album Deluxe Reissue Edition, Covid 19, Tours, New Music - "Vibrating," his new solo tracks and much more!!

Episode # 56 -Collective Soul's Assistant Tour Mgr. & Drum Tech - Vince Fraumeni - 3-30-2020. Vince talks about this lockdown, how he started in the music business and much more!!

Episode # 39 - Collective Soul's Will Turpin - 2-10-2020. Will talks last year's tour, Blood, New Album Name, 2020 tour, his solo project and more!

Collective Soul Guitarist Dean Roland visited with The Freaks this week as part of a 25th Anniversary of the Southern Rock band's first album, Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid. Roland told The Freaks the band at the time simply called the smash hit album Hints. Roland and his brother Ed Roland are readying another release Blood that's due out in June. Listen...

Collective Soul Guitarist Dean Roland visited with The Freaks this week as part of a 25th Anniversary of the Southern Rock band's first album, Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid. Roland told The Freaks the band at the time simply called the smash hit album Hints. Roland and his brother Ed Roland are readying another release Blood that's due out in June. Listen...

Steve Cooper talks with musician Dean Roland. Dean is best known for being the rhythm guitarist for the band Collective Soul fronted by his older brother Ed. He is also part of the rock duo Magnets & Ghosts alongside Ryan Potesta.

Rockfest is one of the nation's largest one-day rock festivals and we are talking about the lineup and new venue at Kansas Speedway with Collective Soul guitarist Dean Roland.

Rockfest is one of the nation's largest one-day rock festivals and we are talking about the lineup and new venue at Kansas Speedway with Collective Soul guitarist Dean Roland.

We made it. I don't know how, but we made it. RUN FOR IT MARTY! Welcome to the FINAL part of our reading of Batman Triumphant! We get more Mayor Krol, more Crispin Glover, and even a quick taste of Dean Roland. I can't believe it's really over. It wraps up in a surprisingly not-horrible way, so get listening, kids! Click HERE to listen! Click HERE to read along! Or click HERE to start over from Part One! And then: iTunes!                     @BobbyKoester!                 Facebook!                @WillRogers2000!                  YouTube! Next week: something new!

Kabooya, everybody, and welcome to part Seven of our reading of Batman Triumphant! Things are still chugging along...Scarecrow is still doing...something. And I'm very excited at all the mentions of Dean Roland and Mayor Krol that pop up in this part of the script, because it suggests we'll see them/hear them/think about them again someday! So click here to listen! Click HERE to read along! Or click HERE to start over from Part One! And then: iTunes!                     @BobbyKoester!                 Facebook!                @WillRogers2000!                  YouTube! Part Eight next week!