Podcasts about hard rock calling

"Dancing in the Dark" is a song written and performed by American rock singer Bruce Springsteen. 1984 (Wikipedia)PhotoBruce Springsteen & the E Street Band performing "Dancing In The Dark" at the Hard Rock Calling festival in London, 2013https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcu7ANuD9J7hnTQCREqIc4QThese selections and arrangements are for your listening pleasure only and not intended for any other purpose.Cover by Franco Cianflone at GS studios Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Zig at the gig with Micki Free Micki Free is a Grammy Award Winner & Five-Time Native American Music Award, Winner. Micki was discovered and managed by Gene Simmons of the legendary supergroup KISS. Micki was the guitarist in the R&B sensation Shalamar, boasting "mega-platinum hits" with songs like "Dancing In The Sheets" from the movie soundtrack "Footloose", our friend Eddie Murphy's smash hit movie "Beverly Hills Cop" (where Micki won his Grammy Award for "Best Album Of An Original Score Written For A Motion Picture"). Free's buzz continued on the hilarious Dave Chappell Show, in Charlie Murphy's "True Hollywood Stories”, “Shirts vs Blouses MICKI FREE IS NOT A GIRL" skit with Prince playing basketball against Charlie and Eddie Murphy! Micki has been managed by, performed and or recorded with the following: Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley of the supergroup KISS, Bill Wyman of The Rolling Stones, Diana Ross, Janet Jackson, Shalamar, Little Steven Van Zandt of Bruce Springsteen, Prince, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, Carlos Santana, Cindy Blackman-Santana, Cheap Trick, Sam Moore of Sam & Dave Fame, Jean Beauvoir, Ramones/co-writer producer and member of the punk group The Plasmatic's with Wendy O Williams and the list goes on. Performing at Blues venues/festivals worldwide, Native American casinos, to Micki's four-year appearances at the massive "Hard Rock Calling" festival in Hyde Park, London The UK boasting 100,000 fans. Hear Turquoise Blue, Here Micki's Info https://www.mickifree.com/ https://www.facebook.com/OfficialMickiFree/  

Join Neil Chivers from LD Communications, as we discuss his newest project, Our London Vodka.  Followed by Peter Dunbar, of the infamous Phoenix Artist Club. Hear how the club has been 'entertaining the entertainers' since the 1980's (and how we stole that line for our show). 00:37 A recap of last week with Nick Zuppar and the Beast London 02:45 Letter of the week 03:22 What the guys have been up to in the mid-season break (mainly arguing about boats) 10:40 This week’s theme and guests 11:40 Neil Chivers joins the guys in the studio 12:10 Neil’s background and LD Communications 13:15 What is Our London 20:00 The roll out, after agreeing to do it 22:03 The learning curve 22:31 Why Vodka? 22:54 The competition (Vodka is the most popular spirit in the world)   25:17 The biggest challenge  26:19 The biggest success 27:00 When can the public go and see Our London  28:23 Who entertains the entertainers? What does Neil do for fun outside of Our London 30:40 Neil's involvement at Hard Rock Calling, with Tina Turner, and the Pink Floyd exhibition at the V&A.  35:19 The social media for Our London 36:04 Goodbye Neil, quick recap and hello Peter from The Phoenix  38:35 Welcome to Peter from the Phoenix Artist Club 39:22 The Phoenix Artist Club and the Phoenix Theatre 43:15 Peter's background in theatre  44:35 Things changing at the club since Peter arrived  46:45 Peter setting up his own company, before being asked to join the club  49:02 What is the Phoenix Artist Club 52:10 The difficulties and obstacles of running the Phoenix  53:35 How the Phoenix is a 'Safe space' in Soho  54:25 The biggest success since Peters tenure  57:30 Peter's favourite West End Shows 1:04:56 The Tim Minchin story  01:10:24 Costs, times and dates  01:11:57 The social media for the Club 01:13:52 Goodbye to Peter, and a recap 01:16:00 This weeks thank you's and Shout About contact details  01:17:00 The Weekly Shout  01:18:40 Award winning outro You can reach the guests here Twitter:@OurLondonVodka Instagram:@OurLondon Facebook:@OurLondonVodka Web: http://ourvodka.com/ourlondon/ Twitter: @PhoenixArtistCb Instagam: @ThePhoenixArtsClub Facebook: @PhoenixArtistClub Web: http://phoenixartistclub.com/ Venues mentioned: Thom Thum – Edinburgh Fringe Kyaking down Regents Canal Zip World London ArcelorMittal Orbit London Reel – Ido Portal movie Our London Roof East Holland Park Magpie restaurant (Soho)  Pigeon  Blixen  Spitalfields Market Pink Floyd exhibition at the V&A Milton Keynes Bowl  Hyde Park Hard Rock Calling  The exorcist at the Phoenix Theatre  Leicester Square Theatre  Our ladies a perpetual sucker  Shit faced Shakesphere     Comedy of a Bank Robbery The Criterion  Matilda Mouse Trap Women in Black Wicked The GOAT Vanity Von Glow Open House London Thames River Festival Mansion House Lancaster House  Give us a Shout on #ShoutAbout Instagram:          ShoutAboutLondon Facebook:            ShoutAboutLDN Twitter:                ShoutAboutLDN Instagram:           ShoutaboutStuart Please subscribe and rate us! Want to talk about the show? Got an idea for guests? Want to promote your event? Contact us on any of the above, or: info@shoutabout.london http://ShoutAbout.London 

Nat and Dan went to see Springsteen together at Hard Rock Calling. Mike cou;dn't make it to that or indeed this week's show (although he did send some pre-recorded Iron Goodness so worry not Carlson fans) so into the guest seat slips journalist, Bears fan and Americarnage's College football expert Ben Isaacs. In other news: The guys talk about thier names when they were younger and for some reason they seem to think this is interesting; the Boss gets discussed of course; there's a tiny bit of mobile phone interferance and it's HdP's fault - he has been disciplined; great sports books get discussed; the Heat are NBA champions, setting Lebron up for all sorts of records; Lebron does not let anyone forget he knows he's the greatest player ever; draft night business was fun as Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce get traded to Boston and all sorts of other chicanery; the Blackhawks have the Stanley Cup amidst ding-dong action; baseball things happen; someone called Aaron Hernandez is in the news for something or other; loads of great questions in the Bodeans Mailbag; dodgy wise-guy acting in Hollywood's new game and much, much more...

Born in the USA at Hard rock calling by Krishna Srinivasan

Ronnie pops up at Hard Rock Calling and talks to Ben Jones

Rod Stewart pops in for a Faces reunion ahead of Hard Rock Calling.

  Doc 'Zach Battiest' , a performance artist and talented music producer, runs his own sound studio in Hollywood, Florida.  As a child, Doc traveled with his family’s gospel tour all over the country developing his ear for music and his eye for dramatic stylings.  He spent his early teens honing those skills before taking time off from the stage.  He returned to his musical roots at age 16, when he began arranging, writing and performing hip hop and rap. Doc’s studio, Midnight Studios, opened in 2008 and was the birthplace of his first musical release, “The Storm.”  He and his brother, Spencer, wrote the music and lyrics and the CD was produced by Midnight Studios. Doc was invited to perform at Hard Rock Calling in London’s Hyde Park in 2008 and 2009 where he thrilled an audience of 100,000 with his passionate drumming, dancing and athleticism.  A gifted musician, he plays the drums, bass and piano but writing and arranging is his focus. Doc, 22, is married with one child and is a proud member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida.  He and his family reside in Hollywood.

  Doc 'Zach Battiest' , a performance artist and talented music producer, runs his own sound studio in Hollywood, Florida.  As a child, Doc traveled with his family’s gospel tour all over the country developing his ear for music and his eye for dramatic stylings.  He spent his early teens honing those skills before taking time off from the stage.  He returned to his musical roots at age 16, when he began arranging, writing and performing hip hop and rap. Doc’s studio, Midnight Studios, opened in 2008 and was the birthplace of his first musical release, “The Storm.”  He and his brother, Spencer, wrote the music and lyrics and the CD was produced by Midnight Studios. Doc was invited to perform at Hard Rock Calling in London’s Hyde Park in 2008 and 2009 where he thrilled an audience of 100,000 with his passionate drumming, dancing and athleticism.  A gifted musician, he plays the drums, bass and piano but writing and arranging is his focus. Doc, 22, is married with one child and is a proud member of the Seminole Tribe of Florida.  He and his family reside in Hollywood.

Hard Rock Calling. John heads down to Hard Rock Calling to interview some trendy indie bands. Hear his chat with The Corona's, a very strange Gypsy Blues Bop'N'Stroll band called The Urban Voodoo Machine and a very awkard interview as John is blown away by the stunning good lucks of Norweigian pop sensation Maria Mena.