Podcasts about i'm with the band

Grab your backstage pass! This week, V and Maggie recount their Best Fandom Days Ever: two different but totally unforgettable person-to-person experiences they had with their favorite artists. V tells the story of interviewing Dream Street’s Greg Raposo backstage at the House of Blues when she was 17, and Maggie talks about meeting one of her personal heroes, musician and drug counselor Bob Forrest at a tiny solo show in 2015. Plus, a very special celebrity's lunch makes an appearance.

Brian’s back, so you know it’s a music show! We shamelessly rip off Our Liner Notes (@olinernotes) and Chris & Brian make their own Super Groups before another addition of everyone’s favorite music guessing game, I’m with the Band! Prologue - Catching up and wrapping up Summer with Brian S1 - Drum & Bass S2 - Guitars & Vox S3 - I’m with the Band II Dad Jokes of the Week OT - Chris’s relationship with phone numbers Follow the show on Twitter: @2on3pod Buy show merch: bit.ly/2on3store See all our shows: www.2on3pod.com Email the show: holler@2on3pod.com Your hosts: @seatjk @cdvillasenor Music: “Quittin’ Time” by Pat Lee

Host Andrew Moose welcomes Grey Brewster from Charlotte, NC based band RevelWood Mission. At times relentless and at others elegant, RevelWood Mission swings seamlessly between bluesy, riff-driven rock songs and intimate lyrical ballads, displaying well-crafted arrangements that can tell a three minute story or sweep into an epic and unfolding journey. ​Thanks to Midwood Entertainment and Codex Sound!Catch Revelwood Mission on the No Contact Concert Series here!

Host Andrew Moose welcomes Darin and Brooke Aldridge to the show. The North Carolina duo has spent a decade amassing a fan base, reaping awards, becoming Grand Ole Opry favorites, and issuing a string of well-received albums. Watch Darin and Brooke on the No Contact Concert Series here! Special Thanks to Midwood Entertainment and Codex Sound

I'm with the Band host Andrew Moose welcomes Carly Burruss to the podcast. With a wicked sense of humor, a storyteller’s heart, and sweet nature, Carly Burruss is the epitome of country. Her whimsical, tongue-in-cheek disposition combined with her lilting sound makes her the country music singer/songwriter who stands out from the rest. Catch her on the No Contact Concert Series on June 6th, 2020 at 8 pm. Click here! Special Thanks to Midwood Entertainment and Codex Sound    

I'm With the Band host Andrew Moose welcomes NC native, singer songwriter, Annelle Staal to the podcast. Annelle and Moose discuss her songwriting, new music, and how she's connecting with her fans using Twitch and other online platforms.   Buy Annelle's Music here Annelle Staal's Website    

I'm With the Band host Andrew Moose welcomes Eric Horrocks and Lance Thomas from South Hill Banks to the podcast. SHB have carved a niche for themselves with their jam infused bluegrass sound. Formed in August 2015 in Richmond, Virginia, SHB pulls from a wide range of influences such as classic rock, jam, blues, to traditional bluegrass to keep audiences entertained with a blend of sounds old and new.  Special thanks to Codex Sound and Midwood Entertainment Watch the No Contact Concert Series Here!  Buy South Hill Banks new album "No Time for a Breakdown"!

Coky Giedroyc’s HOW TO BUILD A GIRL, based on British humorist Caitlin Moran’s own life as a teenage music writer in the British Midlands, plays in many ways like Cameron Crowe’s mostly autobiographical ALMOST FAMOUS, translated to a new time and place. But it’s also a different sort of coming-of-age story about a very different sort of protagonist, based on the life of a very different sort of writer, all of which we get into by way of the two films’ respective approaches to writing and journalism, to family and origin stories, and to their respective love interests. Plus, Your Next Picture Show, where we share recent filmgoing experiences in hopes of putting something new on your cinematic radar. Please share your comments, thoughts, and questions about ALMOST FAMOUS, HOW TO BUILD A GIRL, or anything else in the world of film, by sending an email to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730.  Your Next Picture Show: Genevieve: Tayarisha Poe’s SELAH AND THE SPADES Scott: Todd Berger’s IT’S A DISASTER Keith: Todd Haynes’ DARK WATERS and Jane Campion’s IN THE CUT Tasha: “A Boy’s Life (In Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll)” by Anthony Bozza (rollingstone.com) and Caitlin Moran’s MORANIFESTO and HOW TO BE A WOMAN Outro music: Lily Allen: “Alfie” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I'm With the Band host Andrew Moose welcomes Silas Durocher of The Get Right Band to the podcast. The Get Right Band has recently released their new album, "Itchy Soul". Silas and Moose talk songwriting, festivals, and the process that went into recording the new album.  Buy "Itchy Soul" here! Watch the Wired Music Video here!

Host Andrew Moose welcomes DownTown Abby & The Echoes to I'm With the Band. Built around a powerful voice and hard-driving rock ‘n’ soul rhythm section, Asheville, NC’s DownTown Abby & The Echoes has begun to secure a foothold in the Southeast music scene.  Special thanks to Codex Sound and Midwood Entertainment Watch the No Contact Concert Series here! Buy DTA&TE Music here!

The new HOW TO BUILD A GIRL is a heavily autobiographical film about a teenage music journalist, which means it inevitably gets mentioned in the same breath as Cameron Crowe’s ALMOST FAMOUS, a heavily autobiographical 2000 film about a teenage music journalist, this one inspired by Crowe’s own past as Rolling Stone magazine’s youngest-ever correspondent. In this first half of our pairing looking at young, uncool kids chasing their own ideals of cool, we dig into ALMOST FAMOUS—in particular the much longer, and superior UNTITLED cut thereof—to see how it weaves its undeniable spell, how it occasionally drops the ball (particularly when it comes to Kate Hudson’s Penny Lane), and how our own experiences as entertainment journalists color the film’s message that “these are not your friends.” Plus, we tackle a couple of the numerous responses we got to our recent, contentious discussion on THE ASSISTANT. Please share your comments, thoughts, and questions about ALMOST FAMOUS, HOW TO BUILD A GIRL, or anything else in the world of film, by sending an email to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730.    Outro Music: Elton John, “Tiny Dancer” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I'm With the Band host Andrew Moose welcomes Hank Smith and Pattie Hopkins of Hank, Pattie & The Current to the podcast. Hank and Pattie take bluegrass and infuse it with their own flair, drawing from a melting pot of styles including classical and Motown, which adds up to an authentic and unique reflection of American music. Special thanks to Codex Sound and Midwood Entertainment Watch the No Contact Concert Series Here!  Buy Hank, Pattie & The Current new album "Rise Above" here!  

I'm With the Band host Andrew Moose welcomes Unspoken Tradition to the podcast. Unspoken Tradition is about new, original Bluegrass. Inspired by their own influences and the roots of traditional music, they bring a sound that is both impassioned and nostalgic, hard-driving but sincere. Playing some of the most iconic festivals and venues including Merlefest and the Station Inn they are making their presence known in the Bluegrass world. "Myths We Tell Our Young", UT's most recent album has charted hits on Billboard and Bluegrass Today. Special thanks to Codex Sound and Midwood Entertainment Unspoken Tradition will be playing the No Contact Concert Series May 9, 2020, at 8 pm. Buy the music featured in this episode here!

Nick and Will talk The Crown, The Toys That Made Us, Klaus, Earthquake Bird, I'm With the Band: Nasty Cherry, Maradona in Mexico, The Yard, Chief of Staff, The Club, House Arrest, The Stranded Get extra episodes on Our Patreon page Follow @recently__added on Twitter and Instagram. (that's two underscores) Rate us 5 whole stars on iTunes

This episode of I'm with the Band features western North Carolina's own, Justin Clyde Williams. JCW brings to the podcast his one of a kind perspective on music and the industry. His new album "Preamble" is now available for purchase online and most importantly at all of his live shows.

Kenny Neibart on Drums, Phil Iscove on Bass, Special Guest Libby HIll (TV Editor at Indiewire) on Guitar, and finally a Brand New Episode of Freaky Fridays on I’M WITH THE BAND, the sixth episode of Freaks and Geeks, on vocals. Get ready to jam with us as we talk about our favorite moments from the show and our history with bands. ROCK ON!

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Sarah, Jana, and Tana continue their discussion of Freaks in Geeks, again in the same room at the same time. Today, we talk about streaking and what it takes to be a good musician.

This week Greg talks about his past in a band that had a strange way of connecting with their fans and where that led him while Erin talks about just trying to fit in but eventually needing to just be herself. Thanks to High Sunn for the use of their song Ramen Waitress https://highsunn.bandcamp.com Thanks to Dina Steginskaia for our cover art https://www.etsy.com/shop/HappyDinaStore

On this episode of I'm with the Band, host Andrew Moose welcomes Americana stalwarts Bob Sinclair and The Big Deals to the MESH studio. The band plays three of their original songs and discusses their history and their methods of songwriting. 

This week we are joined by Chanty from the Muses Podcast.   THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS POLE FITNESS STUDIO AND POLE EXPO! Catch up every Wednesday with MJ & Bree Welcome Chanty from the Muses Podcast, live from the Plaza hotel in downtown Las Vegas. Chanty came into town for Miss Pamela Des Barres' first ever International Doll Con!  Pamela Des Barres is the New York Times best selling author of I'm With The Band. She has since written 5 other books with her 6th expected to come out towards the end of this year.  We learn that Chanty and her cohost Lynx connected with Bree online because they loved and supported each other's podcasts AND they were all Miss Pamela's Dolls. The girls share their inspiration for starting a podcast. We learn a bit about some of our favorite muses: Marianne Faithfull, Pattie Boyd, Alice Carbone Tench, Roxana Shirazi, and Mary Forsberg Weiland.    MJ tells us how she lived with a man who was the bodyguard to a very famous rockstar! The girls talk about which Teen Beat posters they had on their walls.  We ask if you've ever embarrassed yourself in front of a rock star, if you haven't embarrassed yourself in front of a rock star have you embarrassed yourself in front of anyone famous? EMAIL US: FEEDBACK@KEEPINGITCASUALPODCAST.COM we would love to feature your response Share with us on TWITTER using #KeepingItCasualPodcast #SelfLoveChallenge @MJRadioDiva & @BreeMixed we will retweet, follow & share your response on the show! Join in on our hashtag conversations: #whydomen and #ruinadatein4words with us! Follow us on INSTAGRAM @KEEPINGITCASUALPODCAST for all the fun photo references from the show, and we follow back! PLUS CHANCES FOR OUR 'KEEPING IT CASUAL' SWAG POP-UP GIVEAWAYS just by putting us in your Instagram stories! ADD TO OUR COLLABERATIVE PLAYLIST ON SPOTIFY: KEEPING IT CASUAL PODCAST PLAYLIST PLEASE RATE & REVIEW US ON iTunes FOR A CHANCE AT OUR MONTHLY 'KEEPING IT CASUAL' SWAG GIVEAWAY LAST WEDNESDAY OF EVERY MONTH!

Tony Eltora, supporting his soon to be released album Virginia, joins host Andrew Moose on this episode of I’m with the Band. The two discuss his time writing and recording the songs for the album, as well as some of Tony's own personal struggles and triumphs. For details about the album release and to keep up to date with Tony Eltora at tonyeltora.com.

This week we reminisce on our times in the marching band, sharing wacky band camp stories and how we believe the competition grading scale is bogus. We also pit some more poptarts against each other and get rid of one! Tune in! facebook twitter Audible Tip Jar

Guest: Cody of Palemen https://palemen.bandcamp.com/ Topics: Our Friends' Bands, Alien v Aliens (and other movie and TV topics), Novelty T-Shirts and Bumper Stickers 

Pamela Des Barres is known to many as the world's most famous groupie, having slept with Mick Jagger, babysat for Frank Zappa, and more. She is also a highly talented memoirist, musician and rock historian whose debut memoir, _I'm with the Band: Confessions of a Groupie_, turns 30 this year. This week on DirtCast, Pamela joins us from Los Angeles to tell some of her best stories, touch on controversial topics like the "baby groupies" and explain what it takes to put your life on paper. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For Mothers' Day, the mother of all hanging-out-with-the-band books, I'm with the Band, brought to us by star of page, screen, and earbud, Mara Wilson! It's the book that ties together pretty much every trashy rock book we've done. Ties into a big, skeevy bundle, suitable for the landfill, incinerator, or truck stop book shelf. Lizard kings, heavy metal wizards, iron butterflies, this one's got it all! Including crabs. :( Grab your all-access pass for fun, and hop on board the rock and roll train, bound for ... somewhere in California, I guess? The '70s? Backstage? Anyways, whereever we're going, you won't need ... robes. Get comfortable, because it's about to get pretty ... intimate. Turn the incense up to 10, set lights to "seduction" and crank the tunes loud enough to cover the sounds of furry boning. And then listen to this podcast! Recommendations: Almost Famous You Must Remember This Play It As It Lays Clothes Clothes Clothes Music Music Music Boys Boys Boys Viv Albertine Music: "Against the Seventies" by Mike Watt "This Ain't the Summer of Love" by Blue Oyster Cult "Valley Girl" by Frank Zappa

Cervix says this week's discussion of "Tests and Breasts" gets downright horny, then the boys try to wring more love out of the just-okay Nick episode "I'm with the Band" on this week's FreaksChatz. This week's cover of "Bad Reputation" is by Halfcocked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdTFwCLcQrg&ab_channel=atnaloj626 Our break music this week is "Funkytown" by Lipps Inc. Feedback? Questions/Comments? Follow Chatz on Twitter: twitter.com/chatzpod Follow Allen on Twitter: twitter.com/allenibrahim Follow Magellan on Twitter: twitter.com/justapfluke Email us: chatzpod@gmail.com

Abigail makes her hosting debut on the Mesh, sitting down with Bandits on the Run, a three piece band from Brooklyn, NY who can be described as a nostalgic, and even mystical experience. Sydney Shepherd, who sings and plays cello as one of the Bandits, last joined us 3 years ago as a solo artist. Sit back and let the Bandits on the Run steal you away for a while.The songs heard on this podcast are from their latest EP:Sweet ThingHeart of SilenceBlue HeavenFind Bandits on the Run on Facebook!

Moose and Abigail sat down on location with the members of Porch 40 before their performance at Granite Falls Brewing. Puling influences from an array of genres, Porch 40, from Cullowhee, NC has a rapidly growing fanbase and are currently touring the southeast supporting their new album "Spread It Heavy.” Porch 40 is also heading the Summer Lawn Party in Hickory NC on June 20, 2015. www.summerlawnparty.com.

This week, Leonard and Baron sing the praises of movies about (fictional) musicians and bands. First, they celebrate Christopher Guest’s faux folk singers in A Mighty Wind, then blast a Broadway rock musical that shouldn’t have left the stage. Finally they recommend a sleeper called Still Crazy—a treat for music lovers and Anglophiles alike.

Andrew Moose, a former guest on I'm With The Band, returns as host to welcome The Quick Walkers to the MESH studios.  The Quick Walkers are a western NC based folk duo made up of Abigail Taylor on vocals & uke and Jordan Gibbs on guitar & vocals.  In the I'm With The Band tradition they chat with Andrew and share a couple of tunes.

I'm With the Band has a much anticipated return with Charlotte, NC based vocalist and songwriter, Holly Lorette.  From her Southern upbringing, to her mesmerizing melody, this lady has musical charm for days.  Alan sits down with Holly and her Producer Eric Lovell to learn a little and listen a lot! Want to know more about Holly and where to find her?  Visit : www.hollylorette.com -or- www.thejollylollies.com Better yet, just go buy her latest album -- here's where to find it on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/holly-lorette/id897669347?uo=4&at=11l7vr

Newland NC's own have formed a new band of rock... we welcome members of A Time Devised to the studio for this I'm With the Band episode.  It's taken them a few tries, but they are where they feel comfortable and playing the shows they want to play.  Writing their music and getting a taste at recording, these guys are performing soulful rock and roll for a wide variety of audeinces.   For more information on A Time Devised, check them out on facebook!  

I'm With the Band is back in the MESH studio!  We are joined by the Moore Brothers Band and their mesmerising picking skills!  Issac, Jacob, and Daniel (ages 10, 15 and 19) make up this trio who are taking the bluegrass world by storm!  Join Mary-Margaret as she sits down with the guys and talks about everything from touring to teching, performing to recording, golf and... tresspassing??   Be sure to check out the Moore Brothers Band at www.moorebrothersband.com

Singer songwriter Kyle Vincent joins Chad in the MESH studio on this latest episode of "I'm With The Band".  Kyle signed to MCA as a solo artist and recorded his album "Trust".  This led to being the opening act for Barry Manilow on the "Greatest Hits and Then Some" tour. Some have called him the "Crown Prince of Soft Pop" and now it's our turn to go behind the scenes with him.  

Sydney Shepherd is a gal who likes to keep busy.  Whether she’s polishing her acting chops at North Carolina School of the Arts for her work on Broadway this summer or laying down some tunes with Harold (her trusty banjo) things are always moving.  Chad sits down and talks with this NC native as she preps to release a new EP of material.

Chad’s back in the studio for something a little different. This episode of “I’m With The Band” highlights Rick Cline – Hickory’s own beat boy. From high school marching bands, to steel drums, African drumming, jazz and dance bands… Rick has “drummed” them all. Later in the show, Rick is joined by some special guests who update you on what Rick is doing these days and tell you about his latest venture. So, tune in and see what this busy musician is working on now! Lets listen in…

Lenoir native Will Willis joins us in the studio for this episode of I’m With the Band. Host Chad Austin talks in depth about recording styles, local hang-outs, and their matched admiration for Peter Gabriel. Hear about the production group Will is involved in and how he is helping to bring notice to some of the area’s unknown talent and venues. Will’s classic singer songwriter style is showcased during his in-studio performances of a few of his original tunes. Let’s listen in…

On this month’s episode of I’m With The Band, your host Chad welcomes Andrew, Robert, Rod, Trevor, Blake and Ricky – collectively known as Yarn. Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, this bluegrass style band joins us in the studio to talk about life before the band and where their success has landed them now that they’re an up-and-coming musical ensemble playing all across the country. With a following that spreads coast to coast, Yarn is dedicated to bringing quality music everywhere they go. Listen to this month’s episode of I’m With The Band to find out more about Yarn, and enjoy a brand new song preformed live in our studio. Running time: 47 minutes

On this month’s episode of I’m With The Band, the tables turn as Mary-Margaret fills in for Chad, a member of this month’s spotlight band, The Logic. From how the band got it’s name to the style and method of forming one of the Carolina’s most contemporary cover bands, join Mary-Margaret to discover what makes this local band tick. Explore the talent of The Logic and enjoy the music, conversation and good time with the band. For more information on The Logic, visit their web site at: http://thelogic.info/ Running time: 57 minutes

To help celebrate the holiday season, Chad spends some time with the band Puddingstone! Hailed as the "best kept secret in North Carolina", this band plays a wide range of Americana such as fife and drum, Celtic, folk, New Age, Flamenco, Renaissance and even some classical. Puddingstone is a 6-7 member band including percussion, hammered dulcimer, harp and flutes, vocals, guitar, synthesizer and sometimes fiddle. Chad interviews Dr. David Abernathy from Puddingstone, and listens to some select tracks from their recordings... including some Christmas music! To learn more about Puddingstone, visit their web site at puddingstone.jigsy.com.

Asheville based band, Sanctum Sully, joins us in the studio for some toe tappin' down south bluegrass. As they take some time away from recording their next album, we hear about their upcoming gigs, daily lives, and have a few laughs with these good ol' boys. To learn more about Sanctum Sully, visit their web site at www.sanctumsully.com.

The Belfast Boys are Alyn Mearns (guitar & vocals) and Adrian Rice (mandolin, bodhran & vocals). Mearns and Rice both hail from the Troubled streets of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Mearns has lived in the States since his late teens, but Rice only settled in Hickory (NC) in 2005, having come to Lenoir-Rhyne College as their Visiting Writer-in-Residence. Both men have been happily ‘captured’ by lovely American brides. Join them as they have a conversation with Chad about their music, their influences, and their newest CD "Songs For Crying Out Loud". And speaking of their new album, they are having a party to celebrate! Their newest CD is entitled “Songs For Crying Out Loud” and the party will be held on October 21, at The Main Cellar City Club, behind Market on Main in Hickory, North Carolina. The party will be held from 8-11, and admission is free. There will be a cash bar.

A few weeks ago (from this podcast's publishing date) was a little event called 'Simonpalooza.' On the surface, it might seem odd that a bunch of 'strangers' would want to meet up in Kansas City to celebrate the arrival of a gentleman, also living with diabetes, from Austrailia. There were themed shirts, cupcakes, tears of joy and an all around good times. The unofficial hub of this gathering was at the house of my guest for Episode 105, diabetes blogger Jess (http://jess-meandd.blogspot.com). Naturally most of the podcast focused on the events of Simonpalooza but we also cover Friends For Life, the rewards of teaching and the drought of professional sports in the Kansas City Area. Enjoy. You can follow Jess on Twitter at @jessmeandd. Run Time - 54:45 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.

Chris Tullar - who performs with a band under the name Carpal Tullar - joins show host Chad Austin in this month's episode to talk about his music, recording style, and influences, as well as play a couple of tunes in the studio. Chris has not only produced several albums of his own original music, composed music for a Beatles-influenced stage performance, had a musical produced about his original songs, but also performs some of the original theme music featured on other MESH shows. Take a listen to the talented Chris Tullar in this month's "I'm With the Band".

In this month's episode, our host Chad Austin spends some time with a Nashville-based singer/songwriter with Hickory connections: local favorite Matty Mcree!  Matty talks about the move to Nashville, the time he spends in the local Western North Carolina area, his songwriting process, and some of his favorite performers and influences.  Plus, Matty plays us a couple of tunes from a recent album.    Join us for "I'm With the Band" with Matty Mcree! 

Chad interviews Katharine Whalen & Her Fascinators in this month's episode. Katharine was a founding member of the Squirrel Nut Zippers, and has been produced albums ranging from jazz standards to avant-pop ever since. She describes her latest album, "Madly Love", as a "blend of Irish blues and Southern-tinged rock". The album is set to release in late September 2011, but we are privileged to have a conversation with Katharine and her band as well as hear some of the tracks from the forth-coming album. To learn more about Katharine Whalen & Her Fascinators, links for her new album, or to see tour dates, visit her web site at http://katharinewhalenmusic.com.

Chad interviews the Hickory, North Carolina based rock band Burning Bright. The band talks about their musical influences, aspirations, writing style, and answer some of Chad's more off-the-wall questions. The band also plays two of their songs live in the studio. Total running time: 41 minutes. Host: Chad Austin. Special thanks to Chad Austin for the original show theme music.

Chad interviews the Hickory, North Carolina based rock band RunWithFear. The band discusses how they came together, some of the challenges of landing gigs, stage accidents, and their future plans. The band also plays two songs live in the studio. Total running time: 35 minutes. Host: Chad Austin. Special thanks to Chad Austin for the original show theme music.