Podcasts about hangout fest

The Tigs Bits crew is finally back together, catching up on everything from J.R.'s 30-day no-drink streak to epic road stories involving U-Hauls and concerts. They dive into NFL injury woes, Morgan Wallen's takeover of Hangout Fest, and chat about encounters with icons like George Strait and Randy Houser. Plus, hear plans for upcoming tailgates, call-in shows, and new merch drops. FOR ALL OF THE LATEST https://www.tigsbits.com/

The Tigs Bits crew is finally back together, catching up on everything from J.R.'s 30-day no-drink streak to epic road stories involving U-Hauls and concerts. They dive into NFL injury woes, Morgan Wallen's takeover of Hangout Fest, and chat about encounters with icons like George Strait and Randy Houser. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

But it's dry. We're gonna talk about that in a bit. Also, a convicted murderer was put to death. A man's accused of taking over a social media account and driving up the price of bitcoin. We also have a big change to next year's Hangout Fest, and the story behind that "I Hate Tennessee" video. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 This week we reacted to YOUR wedding horror stories. From botched photos to giant spiders we share your worst stories about your best day. We also touch on Kim K at the Tom Brady Roast, Hangout Fest 2024, and celebrate hitting 100k subscribers on youtube!! Thank you guys so much!! If you like the podcast please leave a review wherever you listen!  Listen to the Fairly Odd Sisters on Spotify & Apple Podcasts:  Spotify //  https://open.spotify.com/show/6NUNG59rPABfoHRh2dvEWM?si=GkZlt91RQkehXlW67Av3fg Apple Podcasts // https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fairly-odd-sisters/id1724839923  Follow the Fairly Odd Sisters Podcast:  https://instagram.com/fairlyoddsisters.podcast  https://tiktok.com/@fairlyoddsisters.podcast Follow Sarah & Lo to submit your stories for the pod!  https://instagram.com/sarah_bee  https://instagram.com/lobeeston https://tiktok.com/@sarbeeston https://tiktok.com/@lobeeston  Sarah YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBeestonFam    Lo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebeestonbunch   #fairlyoddsisterspodcast #sarahandlo #sarahbeeston #lobeeston #fairlyoddsisters #thebeestons

It's Monday, May 20th, and Diddy shared an apology video after CNN obtained a video of him physically assaulting former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, in 2016. Katy Perry said goodbye to ‘American Idol' after being a judge for seven years. Sabrina Carpenter performed her latest hit, “Espresso,” on SNL. As Lana Del Rey headlined Hangout Fest, she surprised guests and brought out Jelly Roll, Benson Boone and Nessa Barrett. On the Hot 100, Post Malone has a stronghold in two Top 10 spots, but which one of your favorites took No.1 this week? We give you an exclusive look into EDM's hottest festival of the year, EDC. What indie artists should you be on the lookout for? We tell you who and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We had the pleasure of interviewing Zach Hood. over Zoom video!Rising pop star, Zach Hood recently released his single, "how to change a tire”.This single is like no other for Zach, it shares a vulnerable side in his songwriting. He shares his story on “how to change a tire” that “When I was 8 years old my dad left. It was my first heartbreak. When you're a kid and your parents divorce, it almost seems fake. It's all you're used too. As I grew up, I learned a lot of things. I learned how to treat women, and fend for myself without a dad in my corner. It's the hardest thing I've had to overcome. I learned a lot of things from the divorce, but I still miss the simple things that I didn't learn from my dad. The main reason I wrote this song is because of my brother. He told me a story about a year back and he said 'I was in Mobile, Alabama when my tire popped. I didn't know what to do cause I couldn't change it.' He sat there for about 30 minutes until someone pulled up behind him. It was our dad. Out of everyone in the city, it was him… The odds of that are insane and it broke my heart. With all of that being said, I've learned a lot from life, but I still can't change a tire.”About Zach Hood:Born and raised in Daphne, Alabama, Hood went from tirelessly posting content on social media to signing a record deal with Arista, landing representation from William Morris Endeavor, and making his debut festival performance at Hangout Fest in his hometown of Alabama in May 2022, the only Alabama native on the bill. In addition, Hood released his debut EP BLOSSOM, which included previous hit singles: “when she was mine” “never knew a heart could break itself,” and “lonely isn't the word for this. Variance noted that “BLOSSOM offers a glimpse of a future star.” Hood now resides in Los Angeles and has about two million monthly listeners on Spotify, with well over 300 million streams across platforms.“I'm just a kid from Alabama who stayed true to himself,” says Hood. “I never let anyone get in my way, I persevered, and I stayed on my path. I just absolutely had to make music.”We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #ZachHood #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod

Get ready because Hangout Fest 2024 is just around the bend! We recently caught up with Katelyn and Reeves from the Hangout Fest team for an insider's peek. Tune in as we uncover the electrifying lineup for Hangout Fest 2024, dive into the thrilling on-site experiences, and dish about the ultra-exclusive VIP packages! Grab tickets with friends for the ultimate beach music festival May 17th-19th! https://www.hangoutmusicfest.com/

"Some folks thought The Wans were dead in the water. I like to think we were in hibernation,” says lead singer Simon Kerr of the Nashville based rock band, The Wans. Described as sounding “like The Stooges having a baby with Stone Temple Pilots” by Classic Rock Magazine, the group are welcoming their highly-anticipated fourth LP Magical Touch, which includes 11 songs that showcase a refreshing new approach that is sure to perk up your ears. Magical Touch will be released on July 26, 2023, which is exactly 11 years to the date of their first release.The Wans' new eleven-song LP, Magical Touch, was co-produced, recorded and mixed by Michael Fahey at Starbird Sound in Nashville using vintage recording equipment and recorded live with minimal overdubs. With two new additions to the band, Akshay Narang and Noah Denney, it was sure to add to the expansion of the sonic qualities. Noah Denney, formerly of Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown and who originally played bass in The Wans, now sits behind the drums. “The new sound is so exciting for me. We've known Akshay for over a decade and bonded over everything from Nine Inch Nails to Depeche Mode so it was only natural to ask him to play some synth and guitar with the band.”, says Kerr.The hard-touring Wans have been on the rise for a while now, playing major festivals like Austin City Limits, Voodoo Fest, Forecastle and Hangout Fest, and sharing bills with Pearl Jam, Beck, and Queens of the Stone Age. They recorded their 2014 album He Said She Said, with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, Rival Sons), the acclaimed record landed them press at USA Today, NME, Consequence of Sound, The AV Club, and more. Not only that, the band's music has been featured everywhere from major motion picture Point Break and TV shows like Nashville, Longmire, and Necessary Roughness to a powerhouse commercial for BMW'S 4 Series Gran Coupe, which was soundtracked by the band's muscular riff rocker "Black Pony."“This record feels like my novella, a journey similar to Steinbecks ‘East of Eden'. It took 4 years to write and a week to record.” says Kerr. There's no doubt that The Wans wore their influences proudly on their sleeves, like Queens of the Stone Age and Nirvana, but this record feels more precise and like nothing we've heard before from the band. There are certainly hints of 80's and 90's Brit-Pop influences, but the songwriting has become more focused and that's not an overthought.” Kerr continues, “My dad, Tony Kerr, has been my main songwriting partner since I was 16. Some Father-Son's bond over fishing, but we bond over writing songs. It's become effortless when we write together.”Bassist Thomas Bragg states, “Simon and I have been so excited with what's going on in the Irish/British music scene in the last few years. Bands like Idles and Fontaines D.C have made some of the best records of the last decade and I think that definitely had an effect on our music and this record.”The Wans' have always shared a brotherhood and love for making rock n' roll, which is much needed in today's overall climate and music scene. Lyrically, this record purposefully radiates self-awareness, love, and togetherness. “The Wans' are everything to me. When it comes to the song's they're all we have.” says Kerr. The great Joe Strummer once said, “People have got to stop pretending they're not in the world. It's time to take that humanity back into the center of the ring and follow that for a time. Think on that. Without people you're nothing.”Host - Trey MitchellIG - treymitchellphotography   IG - feeding_the_senses_unsensoredFB - facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074368084848

We had the pleasure of interviewing Boy Named Banjo over Zoom video!Boy Named Banjo has announced their major label debut album Dusk, due out September 29 via Mercury Records Nashville. On Dusk, the Nashville-native group explores the full emotional spectrum of the rich, eclectic sound they've honed over the last decade. Along with the announcement, the band also shares their wistful new single “Lonely In This Town."Produced by longtime collaborator Oscar Charles (Caroline Spence, Charlie Worsham), Dusk is an electrifying dose of lightning in a bottle over its nine tracks, running a gamut of late-night, fall-in-love party anthems and stripped-down meditations. Boy Named Banjo's songwriting is as incisive as ever, artfully grappling with lust and longing, hope and heartbreak. Sonically, the band's performances on the record are nothing short of exhilarating, blurring the lines between Music Row and Laurel Canyon with lush harmonies and bold cinematic arrangements. The end result is a masterfully crafted, larger-than-life major label debut from a group that continues to grow by leaps and bounds with every release.Widely beloved by loyal fans nationwide for their high-octane live shows, Boy Named Banjo will kick off their coast-to-coast Dusk Til Dawn Tour next month on September 14 in Atlanta – tickets can be found here and a full list of dates can be found below. Audiences will be treated to performances from their extensive catalog and new music from Dusk, in addition to their recent uplifting anthem “What Keeps Me Going” which earned praise from CMT, Holler, Taste of Country, Whiskey Riff and more. 2023 has already shaped up to be another banner year for the band following their Grand Ole Opry debut, a momentous milestone that was documented at People.Expertly melding an array of musical influences, the five-piece band is a fusion of contemporary country, Americana and folk-rock stacked on a foundation of bluegrass. Their self-released 2012 debut The Tanglewood Sessions helped earn the band a spot at Bonnaroo, while their 2014 follow-up, Long Story Short, led to festival slots everywhere from Hangout Fest to Dierks Bentley's Seven Peaks. After signing with Mercury Records Nashville in 2020, the following year saw the release of their genre-defying EP Circles, which landed them a performance at the historic Ryman Auditorium alongside dates supporting the likes of Kip Moore, Hank Williams, Jr., Old Crow Medicine Show, and The Cadillac Three. In 2022, Boy Named Banjo made their CMA Fest debut playing at the Ascend Amphitheatre Nighttime Concert as well as a sold-out hometown show at Nashville's Brooklyn Bowl. Formed in their teens, Boy Named Banjo includes Barton Davies (banjo), Ford Garrard (bass/standing bass), Sam McCullough (drums) Willard Logan (mandolin, acoustic/electric guitar) and William Reames (acoustic guitar/harmonica).We want to hear from you! Please email Hello@BringinitBackwards.comwww.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #BoyNamedBanjo #NewMusic #ZoomListen & Subscribe to BiBhttps://www.bringinitbackwards.com/followFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpodThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4972373/advertisement

The Doc invites Madcat, Tristan, Dillon, Devon and Mitch better known as Flipturn on the show! Doc and the band talk about Hangout Fest, touring with Hotel Fiction, playing St. Patrick's Day in 5-points, upcoming shows with Mt. Joy, and the possibility of new music! Make sure to listen! Monologue (House Hunting): 0:00:20 Birthday Suit 1: 13:50 Ripped from the Headlines: 19:14 Flipturn – Sad Disco: 34:22 Shoutouts: 39:33 Previously on the Doc G Show: 41:39 Birthday Suit 2: 45:53 Flipturn – Interview: 51:10 Flipturn – Space Cowboy: 1:31:22 The Mike C Top 3 (Top 3 Desserts): 1:41:33 Birthday Suit 3: 1:50:13

Jessica Kenney and Jessi Wurth are experienced music festival goers. We brought them onto the show to talk about the whole music festival experience and give helpful advice for your next festival. Topics include festival necessities, tips, Village People wall of death, YMCA mosh pit, Peter The Freshman, Unicorn Onesy, Loop Earplugs, kids at festivals, Hangout Fest, Riot Fest, Bourbon and Beyond, Louder than Life, Tidballs, Old Forester 100 proof, Pizza Slap, and Would You Rather. Hope you enjoy it and thanks for listening! #hangoutfest #riotfest #bourbonandbeyond #louderthanlife #oldforester #loopearplugs #musicfestivals --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jimp/message

Music festivals are dominating the world, and people can't get enough of them. Hangout is a three-day festival on the white sand beaches of Gulf Shores, AL. It's a place to gather your group of friends, throw on your favorite bathing suit, and hit the beach for some sun, fun, and a great time. For 2023, Hangout will host an all-star music lineup that includes, Red Hot Chili Peppers, SZA, Calvin Harris, Paramore, Lil Nas X, and more. In this episode, we sat down with Reeves Price, VP of operations for AEG presents Gulf Coast and Winter Circle Productions. Reeves helps the festival come to life. Running a music festival is hard work, so we invited Mr.Price to explain the efforts of Hangout. In this episode, we dive into the details of the festival, why Hangout stands out versus the rest, and some of the cool experiences Hangout offers like a wedding chapel, pool-side VIP, and pop-up beach clubs. To learn more about Hangout visit https://www.hangoutmusicfest.com/ Follow the Keyed Up Blog for news and updates for Hangout 2023.

The Matt McClearin Show continued on with The Daily News as Conrad shared how college students can land free Hangout Fest tickets, the latest on Tom Brady's Netflix roast & much more!   The Matt McClearin Show airs weekdays from 12-2pm on WJOX 94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Matt McClearin Show began Tuesday's first hour chatting with Barrett Sallee, college football writer for CBS Sports, as they discussed Auburn starting spring practice, the future of the ACC, and if any XFL teams could beat any SEC teams.  19:35 - Conrad's Daily News!  Conrad scours the local and national beat and offers the latest goings on like how college students can land free Hangout Fest tickets, and Tom Brady looking to start a standup comedy career.  40:43 - Matt tries to decide if it's better for an NFL team to get a QB this off-season via free agency or in this year's draft. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring:  Peer Kusiv, Di Rugerio, Talla 2XLC , Satoshi Honjo and Music News. https://75dc83.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/MFAW78.mp3 Music From Around The World Episode 78 Transcription Intro:  0:00 to 0:14Mason Paine here and this is episode 78 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from:  Peer Kusiv, Di Rugerio, Talla 2XLC , Satoshi Honjo and Music News. Peer Kusiv: Start – 0:14   and   End – 8:05As a DJ and producer, Peer Kusiv of North Germany; knows how to create beautiful, balanced music. His tunes on classical instruments are perfectly complemented by somber synthesizers, making him a quickly rising star in the electronic music scene. Take a listen to his latest track "Restore". “Restore” is out now on Einmusika Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Peer began experimenting with music production at the age of 12, and quickly realized that it was his passion. His live sets have been praised at festivals and shows around the world, in both renowned clubs and more intimate venues. Visit Instagram.com/peerkusiv, for the latest on Peer upcoming appearances and projects. That's Instagram.com/P-E-E-R-K-U-S-I-V Di Rugerio: Start – 8:06   and   End – 15:27Next up is Di Rugerio; a celebrated Mexican Techno DJ and Producer, who is known for his electrifying live performances. Having toured internationally in Italy, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and Spain, this talented artist has earned a stellar reputation as one of the most significant figures in modern electronic music. Check out his latest single "Ofrendas" “Ofrendas” is out now via Sons of Mystiques and it's available on all streaming platforms.  Di Rugerio is an incredibly talented and diverse DJ renowned around the world. He has had the incredible opportunity to collaborate with numerous artists from various countries. As a regular guest on LOCA FM 107.6 in Ibiza, Di Rugerio's fame is swiftly rising and he continues to break musical boundaries. News Break 1: 15:28 to 16:36We are going to take a quick break for some music news. Alison Wonderland, well-known for her work as a singer, producer, and DJs, has launched her very own label: FMU Records. The first release from the label is "I Surrender", a track that was created through a collaboration between Argentinean producer Dabow and South African artist Jon Casey. Alison's label is all about giving rising stars a platform to shine and releasing music without succumbing to algorithm-based marketing strategies. She wants artists to be able to create freely, without bowing to industry demands. In other news. Hangout Fest just announced their lineup for 2023 and it's packed with amazing performers. Pop-punk fans will be thrilled to see Paramore headlining the event, with Mayday Parade and The Maine, SZA, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Kevin Gates and more. For those who love to dance, there will be plenty of great DJs lined up like HoneyLuv, Aluna, Alison Wonderland, John Summit to keep things moving all weekend long. For ticket information and information about other performers visit hangoutmusicfest.com And that's it for this newsbreak, now lets get back to the music. Talla 2XLC: Start – 16:37  and     End – 25:32Based out of Frankfurt Germany is legendary DJ and Producer Talla 2XLC. He has carved a name for himself in the world of electronic music. His energetic, uplifting and profoundly moving trance sound has captivated fans from every corner of the globe. Take a listen to his latest track “Can you feel the silence”. “Can you feel the silence” is out now via Technoclub Retro and it's available on all streaming platforms. It was 20 years ago in 2002 that Talla 2XLC unleashed his pioneering tr...

The Matt McClearin Show began Wednesday's first hour with Jason Caldwell, from Inside The Auburn Tigers & Auburn Undercover, giving the latest on Auburn's players in the Transfer Portal and his thoughts on Hugh Freeze's hire at Auburn.  19:35 - Matt strolls Around The Block to realize he doesn't know anyone at Hangout Fest, he doesn't know Oxford's Word of the Year, and explains his feud with the Beastie Boys.  38:40 - Matt thinks Trent Dilfer is killing already as UAB's coach. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Matt McClearin Show continued on in hour one as Matt took A Trip Around The Block and revealed that he might be too old for Hangout Fest, discussed the absurdity of the word of the year & more!   Hear The Matt McClearin Show weekdays from 12-2 pm on WJOX 94.5 and JOXfm.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Psychedelic drugs: a dangerous thing to avoid at all cost or a life-altering resource? In this episode of Inner Archeology, Sarah and Emily talk about psychedelic drugs, share their experiences with them and go over how they both went on an exploration journey with mushrooms. Key Points In Episode: This episode is part 1 of Emily's and Sarah's conversation about the benefits of psychedelic drugs. Psychedelics were massively vilified by our parents' generation but they now seem more open to the idea that they could be acceptable. Sarah's mom even jokes about going on ayahuasca retreats! LOL Emily had her first experience with Silybin in her 30s – she hadn't done anything prior to that. She did a massive mushroom trip that ended up being life-altering, in a really good way. When the time is right, Sarah would like to be able to have conversations about drugs with her kids because that's something that wasn't really talked about before. What about you, would you want to leave your children to figure things out on their own or would you open up to them about them? The world is made of many things, including drugs, alcohol, and sex, so why not talk about them? Emily topped the mushrooms up with a small dose of ecstasy, which led to all sorts of good visuals and her feeling very connected to #MotherEarth. Everything – the sky, ground, etc. – felt very alive and communicative. Mushrooms feel very feminine to Emily, whereas marijuana feels very masculine, energy-wise. Do you agree? Did you know that psychedelic drugs tend to highlight end-of-life stuff? There have been studies showing that. Hearing mushroom stories always makes Sarah giggle because they are so similar even when it's different people sharing their experiences. #MushroomThoughts During her mushroom trip, Emily felt as if she was embodying the mother of the universe – feeling all of the joy, sorrow, and loss of a mother that had ever existed. There was a freaky moment where Emily felt that each of her friends was her child and they were pulling parts of her body..! Emily realized that what she was experiencing was the epitome of her potential as a mother, making the greatest sacrifice she could make by giving her body to her children to sustain them. She felt so in alignment and as if she was an eternal floating memory. Emily walked away from that experience feeling really connected to the idea that being a mother was something inherent to her whether or not her mother was still on planet Earth. She also felt as if she faced her own death, and it wasn't scary at all. Though it took her some time to process the whole experience. Sarah has done acid once (#NotHerThing) and mushrooms 4-5 times. Only one mushroom experience was positive while the others weren't negative but more controlled and in a party setting. She once snapped and wondered whether she was going to lose her mind… and also learned that you shouldn't look at yourself in the mirror when tripping (oh, and avoid public bathrooms too!) and that she'd rather be immersed in nature. Her first experience doing mushrooms was at Hangout Fest where she swam in the ocean, while her second was in Bali with someone who really knew what they were doing and with a beach and stars as the setting. Sarah's mushroom trip in Bali was a mile marker that helped her realize that her relationship with her boyfriend at the time needed to come to an end and she felt the universe putting its hands on her cheeks and saying ‘You're doing great, you're trying so hard and doing a great job!'. She was immediately released from that relationship, had a massive empathetic growth toward people in her family, her anxiety levels plummeted, and she felt as if the Milky Way was fire, all while listening to some great music. Sarah feels that, in a really weird way, her Bali trip set her up to have a baby. It has been one of the top 3 most important experiences that ever happened in her life. If you're thinking of going on a psychedelic trip, keep in mind that the people who are around you, the intentions you set, and your surroundings can be the difference between a truly spiritual and revolutionary experience and something uncomfortable.   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Inner Archeology Email Sarah Turner on Instagram Emily Pennystone on Instagram @Inner.Archeology on Instagram InnerArcheology.com InnerArcheology.tv (video version) patreon.com/InnerArcheology Inner Archeology on YouTube Hangout Music Fest

Psychedelic drugs: a dangerous thing to avoid at all cost or a life-altering resource? In this episode of Inner Archeology, Sarah and Emily talk about psychedelic drugs, share their experiences with them and go over how they both went on an exploration journey with mushrooms. Key Points In Episode: This episode is part 1 of Emily's and Sarah's conversation about the benefits of psychedelic drugs. Psychedelics were massively vilified by our parents' generation but they now seem more open to the idea that they could be acceptable. Sarah's mom even jokes about going on ayahuasca retreats! LOL Emily had her first experience with Silybin in her 30s – she hadn't done anything prior to that. She did a massive mushroom trip that ended up being life-altering, in a really good way. When the time is right, Sarah would like to be able to have conversations about drugs with her kids because that's something that wasn't really talked about before. What about you, would you want to leave your children to figure things out on their own or would you open up to them about them? The world is made of many things, including drugs, alcohol, and sex, so why not talk about them? Emily topped the mushrooms up with a small dose of ecstasy, which led to all sorts of good visuals and her feeling very connected to #MotherEarth. Everything – the sky, ground, etc. – felt very alive and communicative. Mushrooms feel very feminine to Emily, whereas marijuana feels very masculine, energy-wise. Do you agree? Did you know that psychedelic drugs tend to highlight end-of-life stuff? There have been studies showing that. Hearing mushroom stories always makes Sarah giggle because they are so similar even when it's different people sharing their experiences. #MushroomThoughts During her mushroom trip, Emily felt as if she was embodying the mother of the universe – feeling all of the joy, sorrow, and loss of a mother that had ever existed. There was a freaky moment where Emily felt that each of her friends was her child and they were pulling parts of her body..! Emily realized that what she was experiencing was the epitome of her potential as a mother, making the greatest sacrifice she could make by giving her body to her children to sustain them. She felt so in alignment and as if she was an eternal floating memory. Emily walked away from that experience feeling really connected to the idea that being a mother was something inherent to her whether or not her mother was still on planet Earth. She also felt as if she faced her own death, and it wasn't scary at all. Though it took her some time to process the whole experience. Sarah has done acid once (#NotHerThing) and mushrooms 4-5 times. Only one mushroom experience was positive while the others weren't negative but more controlled and in a party setting. She once snapped and wondered whether she was going to lose her mind… and also learned that you shouldn't look at yourself in the mirror when tripping (oh, and avoid public bathrooms too!) and that she'd rather be immersed in nature. Her first experience doing mushrooms was at Hangout Fest where she swam in the ocean, while her second was in Bali with someone who really knew what they were doing and with a beach and stars as the setting. Sarah's mushroom trip in Bali was a mile marker that helped her realize that her relationship with her boyfriend at the time needed to come to an end and she felt the universe putting its hands on her cheeks and saying ‘You're doing great, you're trying so hard and doing a great job!'. She was immediately released from that relationship, had a massive empathetic growth toward people in her family, her anxiety levels plummeted, and she felt as if the Milky Way was fire, all while listening to some great music. Sarah feels that, in a really weird way, her Bali trip set her up to have a baby. It has been one of the top 3 most important experiences that ever happened in her life. If you're thinking of going on a psychedelic trip, keep in mind that the people who are around you, the intentions you set, and your surroundings can be the difference between a truly spiritual and revolutionary experience and something uncomfortable.   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Inner Archeology Email Sarah Turner on Instagram Emily Pennystone on Instagram @Inner.Archeology on Instagram InnerArcheology.com InnerArcheology.tv (video version) patreon.com/InnerArcheology Inner Archeology on YouTube Hangout Music Fest

In late 2019, Surf Mesa (Powell Aguirre) released "ily (i love you baby)," an interpolation of Frankie Valli's "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," sung by Emilee. The song spread quickly across TikTok, and by early 2020, it was a viral hit. The track landed on charts around the world, including the Billboard Hot 100. But Surf Mesa doesn't want to make sounds for TikTok. He has plans for a long career as a solo artist, DJ, and producer. In the two years since "ily" blew up, the Seattle native has diversified his sound and collaborated with artists including Madison Beer and Gus Dapperton. His latest single "Marching Band," features Nitti Gritti. Fresh off his appearance at Hangout Fest (and meeting some adorable shelter puppies), Surf Mesa talks to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about festival season, building a career, and the music he can't wait to release.

WE'RE BACK!!! This week on G2G, we are coming to you live from Gulf Shores, ALABAMA! P & T bring on special guest, Matt King, to chat about Hangout Festival, convincing Matt to let Tristan on his podcast, and all about being back home in the grits of the south! Our third temporary rooomie, Channing Glenn, also joins G2G for a quick segment at the end :) Email us at Gritstoglampodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram & Tiktok @Gritstoglam Follow Tristan on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/tristan_watson Follow Patricia on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/patriciaeflach Watch Matt's Podcast Hoot & A Half: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsN7kPkYeirnAEB9OIfroTQ Watch Matt's Podcast Unfiltered w/ Zane and Heath: https://www.youtube.com/c/ZaneAndHeath Follow Matt on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mattrking Follow Channing on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/tanningchanning/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

LSU's favorite podcast, and America's #1 source if disinformation, discombobulation, disinspiration, and dysentery. Don your tinfoil hats before consuming. POPCast goes to Beale Street Music Festival and the Garth Brooks concert in Baton Rouge, & will be attending Hangout Fest. New Supreme Court leaked opinion draft on abortion rights, NHL & basketball, the ongoing war in Ukraine, the baby formula shortage, & Rasputin's 13-inch dong. Sweet D., GQ, Dr. Johnny Lawrence, special guest Scarlett, and Producer Wes. Social media below...   ----more---- SOCIAList  MEDIA  facebook.com/powerofpessimism   Twitter @PowerPessimism   Instagram @PowerofPessimism   Website pessimism.show

Summer in Los Angeles is here in FULL FORCE! Tune in as Patricia and Tristan gear up for Hangout Fest back in the south, talk all the secrets of estate sales, and end with a round of smash or pass (grits style). Email us at Gritstoglampodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram & Tiktok @Gritstoglam Follow Tristan on Instagram at @tristan_watson and Patricia at @patriciaeflach --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Braden shares about how he ended up at Tennessee, working national vs local radio, why Hangout Fest is worth it and more!

Braden shares about how he ended up at Tennessee, working national vs local radio, why Hangout Fest is worth it and more!

After the pandemic threw off touring plans for a few years, many big indie bands are making a 2022 comeback with double albums. Big Thief just delivered their 20-track LP and Kurt Vile recently announced a 90-minute magnum opus. But is Beach House's latest project Once Twice Melody effective as a double album? On this week's Indiecast, Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen talk Beach House's new album (40:57); reminisce on their most vivid festival memories (12:05); and decide it's not too early to argue about The 1975 (6:15).Along with diving into Beach House's Once Twice Melody, Indiecast walks listeners through recently announced weekend-long festival lineups, which thankfully still exist two years into the pandemic. Hangout Fest 2022 hit the mark with Tame Impala, Megan Thee Stallion, Jack Harlow, and Phoebe Bridgers. Beale Street Music Festival took a more eclectic approach by booking a mix bag of performers like Foo Fighters, Lil Wayne, Smashing Pumpkins, Three 6 Mafia, DaBaby, and Modest Mouse (20:30).In this week's Recommendation Corner (52:44), Ian shouts out Pittsburgh band String Machine, whose album Hallelujah Hell Yeah is set to release next week. Steven hypes up Philly four-piece Caracara, an emo band with '90s alt-rock influences who are opening for String Machine on tour later this year.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.

This year is sure to be a great year for music festivals across the nation, with pent-up demand and easier entry requirements after two years of adapting to the pandemic. If you're planning on making 2022 the year of being more present, listening to more music and expanding your musical horizons, there are two special gems you oughta know: Bear Shadow Music Festival taking place in Highlands, NC April 29-May 1 and Hangout Music Festival on the beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama May 20-22. We welcome Marie Roussel, Marketing Manager for Hangout and Casey Reid, Festival Director for Bear Shadow to talk about the unique aspects of these festivals, the lineups, the experience and much more. For tickets and more information, visit www.hangoutmusicfestival.com and www.bearshadownc.com Chapters: Bear Shadow Begins at 3:03 Hangout Begins at 15:34

The governor's race, conflict between school-board groups, Hangout Fest and Mobile's hall of famers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ever wonder how and why an artist/band gets into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?? For the purposes of this podcast, it's kinda all Sherman and Ski think about. On the eve of the announcement of the class of 2021, our boys weigh in on the nominees, the process, the snubs, and pick the five artists that they each think should be in. Also, Sherman disses Bon Jovi and Joan Jett's inclusion, Ski argues for a big Hall and yet thinks the Foo Fighters shouldn't be first ballot! Sherman tells his Hangout Fest story, and also talks up his favorite salesperson of all time. Ski also takes a controversial position on Rage Against the Machine...so much goodness in this episode. We can't wait to have a classic bar argument with any of our listeners in person...now that bars might actually open again! Tune in and let us know what you think - and looking forward to tomorrow's announcment!

New legislation is proposed for a Mental Health Court in Baldwin County (more details needed), a mass shooting at NAS Pensacola by a Saudi National has been determined to have been a act of terrorism, 2nd Amendment talk (including Roof-Koreans- gun show warnings- gun trusts- etc), an update on citizen activity to address regulation of private utilities in Baldwin County by the Public Service commission (is their inability to regulate a happy coincidence or was it by design?), Hangout Fest 2020 on hold, and since Paul is out having shoulder surgery and wasn't here to stop us we discuss the death of Jeffery Epstein, we all approve but was it by his own hand? Iron Bowl: Tua Many Players On The Field!

Iron Bowl reaction from Chris of Loxley, Norman, John McNeil, Norman, Buford, the "I Love Hillary: Guy, and Just John; voicemails from KP, LD the Mad trucker, Neocon Ron; and Hangout Fest with Arielle.

We had the opportunity to interview Tim Wu aka Elephante at the Hard Rock Hotel San Diego! Hailing from Ann Arbor, Michigan, Tim Wu began his musical career as a classically-trained pianist and singer-songwriter, playing in bands in high school and college. Graduating from Harvard University, soon after taking his first desk job Wu realized that the corporate lifestyle was not for him, as he spent every waking hour producing music to keep himself sane. Finally embracing the ‘Elephant in the room’ that was his desire to break free from the monotonous 9-5 routine, Wu set his sights on the dance music sphere and Elephante was born -quite literally giving up his day job in order to hone his craft and make his mark as one of the most innovative dance music producers around today. In his short career Elephante has already amassed hundreds of millions of streams across his two independent EP's, I Am The Elephante (2016) and Glass Mansion (2018), and received support from the likes of Billboard, Entertainment Weekly, and Rolling Stone. He has appeared at major festivals including EDC Las Vegas, Electric Zoo and Hangout Fest, while also fulfilling his duties as a resident DJ in Las Vegas. He has sold out shows at historic venues such as Irving Plaza and The Regency Ballroom, and will be continuing to grow his hard-ticket footprint in Fall 2019. Source: AXS.com Tickets available for his Diamond Days Tour: http://www.elephantemusic.com/tour Monster Energy Up & Up Festival Info: https://upandupfestival.com/ Credits: Theme Song: Scott Russo & Design: Oscar Rodriguez & Photo Credit: Forest Aragon We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com https://www.bringinitbackwards.com/

Tropical House DJ, KYGO sits down with Jeff before his headlining gig at Hangout Fest to discuss performing with Jimmy Buffett, His first job before becoming a musician, and reminiscing about Pokemon Yellow

Mac Williams and Sikes Wilson join us on the pod as our first guests in the history of the show. We talk Hangout Fest, Lake Martin, and much more as we get a taste of what it's like to be country. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/shreddedcabbage/message

Hangout Fest 2k18

In this week's episode John and John discuss several events going on in Alabama over the next week or so including Hangout Fest, Mullet Toss, and Talladega.

During Hangout Fest 2017 at Gulf Shores, Alabama , White Reaper spoke with DJ Nursic about the experience of performing at the beach festival, the secret to being the world's best American band, and how things explode when they come to Houston.

During Hangout Fest 2017 at Gulf Shores, Alabama, Foreign Air spoke with DJ Nursic on performing at Hangout Fest, the second festival of their career, their admiration for the city of Houston, and their latest single "Call Off The Dogs"

During Hangout Fest 2017 at Gulf Shores, Alabama, LANY spoke with DJ Nursic about their experience during the festival, their musical journey thus far, and the upcoming show in Houston September 26.

During Hangout Fest 2017 at Gulf Shores, Alabama, Emily Kokal & Theresa Wayman spoke with DJ Nursic about being at Hangout Fest, why Houston is one of their favorite cities, and their upcoming show in Houston opening for Depeche Mode September 24.

During Hangout Fest 2017 at Gulf Shores, Alabama The New Respects spoke with DJ Nursic about the joys of playing Hangout Fest, a time they were truly in trouble, and work on their upcoming release.

Live from Off The Record! Hangout Fest 2k17 & Morbid Questions.

Welcome to another episode of Making It with Chris G where we have Conversations with people in the world of entertainment who are making it, from behind the scenes to the spotlight. Sharing their stories and insight to help you get one step closer to Making It. Ivan Neville grew up in New Orleans and was surrounded by music his entire life. He had his first Top 30 Billboard hit “Not Just Another Girl” in 1988 from his “If My Ancestors Could See Me Now” album. He also contributed keyboards on two Rolling Stones albums, as well as a Keith Richards solo project. He was a touring member of the Spin Doctors, and has also contributed on the albums of Don Henley, Paula Abdul, Bonnie Raitt, and many more. In 2003, he formed the New Orleans powerhouse funk band Dumpstaphunk who has performed at some of the world’s biggest festivals such as New Orleans Jazz Fest, Bonnaroo, Hangout Fest, High Sierra, and many more. Ivan has so much history and so many great stories. I could’ve talked to him for hours. Hopefully we’ll have a round two sometime down the road. I hope you enjoy this episode with Ivan Neville. Get in Touch with Ivan Neville & Dumpstaphunk http://dumpstaphunk.com/https://www.instagram.com/dumpstaphunk/ https://twitter.com/dumpstaphunk https://www.facebook.com/DumpstaphunkNOLA  Keep in touch: www.makingitwithchrisg.com https://www.instagram.com/chrisgoyzueta/ https://twitter.com/chrisgoyzueta https://www.facebook.com/makingitwithchrisg

Hangout Fest 2k16 & the Rangers’ new ballpark

How it came to be that TC no longer works at ESPN Pensacola & Hangout Fest 2014