Podcasts about lp field

With construction set to begin on the new Nissan Stadium, Owen and Stoney take this opportunity to relive the glory days of The Colosseum, LP Field, and Nissan Stadium throughout the years, and wonder what it'll take to get the homefield advantage it used to have back for the new stadium. 

The Steelers are scheduled to play the rival Titans at LP Field on Sunday and winning that game is paramount for supremacy in the AFC and the conference. However, there are plenty of games that are crucial to their playoff hopes, in and out of the division. Most of the time, Steelers fans know who to root for. But here’s a guide to significant matchups, and whose losses Pittsburgh would benefit more from this weekend. Once again, the black-and-gold need to win for this wish list to be viable. But any edge on the competition in the AFC is welcome, despite the date on the calendar. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The highlight of C-M-A Music Fest is usually the set of shows each night at L-P Field.  Almost every single major artist in country music performs, plus a few special guests.  We headed backstage during the nightly shows to see why the artists enjoy C-M-A Music Fest so much.  Check it out.

Episode 111 - Can you believe 2013, the year of Taylor is almost over? As the year draws to a close, we recap the top 13 Taylor moments of 2013. So much has happened this year in terms of what Taylor has accomplished... for example, she went on her third headlining tour, recorded a song with Tim McGraw and Keith Urban, and opened an education center at the Country Hall of Fame just to name a few! To be honest, Taylor has achieved so much this past year, and we know that there are only better things to come for her in 2014. We hope you enjoy Episode 111 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast, and let us know what your favorite Taylor moments of 2013 are. Happy listening! Highlights from Episode 111 of Taylor Talk: The Taylor Swift Podcast - Sami from @TSwiftOnTour joins us as a special guest this episode. - Did you know Taylor Swift was the most charitable celebrity of 2013? We are so proud.  - What's your favorite Taylor Swift moment of 2013? We'll tell you ours in the main discussion. - Taylor didn't win a Golden Globe in 2013, but she might in 2014. Find out when the Golden Globes air on NBC at 8pm. - Adam loves the "22" music video because it has a chest bump :-P - Listen to our interview with Shane Drake, the music video director of "Highway Don't Care," in Episode 62. - Sami gives us a first hand account of what it was like to see Taylor perform at LP Field at CMA Fest in Nashville. - What would a Swifty do if Taylor Swift recorded a song with Justin Timberlake? - We hope Taylor one day releases a "tell-all" autobiography so we can find out who "I Knew You Were Trouble" is really about! - Fun Fact: Taylor's $4 million donation to the Country Music Hall of Fame was the largest individual artist gift in the Hall’s history. She's incredible. - "You know you're a Swiftie when you get very excited after realizing that 2013 was your first year of being a Swifty." Welcome to the club! - Swifties are listening to "Chip on my Shoulder" from Legally Blonde the Musical.

The Chiefs pulled away in the fourth quarter and defeated the Titans 26-17, improving to 5-0 on the season. We're LIVE in Nashville with all the sights and sounds from LP Field.

One of the highlights of CMA Music Festival has to be the incredible set of shows at LP Field.  Throughout the four nights of the festival, just about anyone on the charts today performed at the sold-out event.  We went backstage to talk with a few of the artists about the CMA Music Festival and what it means to give back to their fans.

Taylor performs Red at the CMT Awards and Highway Don't Care at LP Field during CMA Fest! Is she still 'country' or has she transitioned to 'pop'? Does she have to define her genre at all? Our hosts examine these questions! The "Everything Has Changed" video comes out and as always, Taylor (and Ed) pull off their vision BEAUTIFULLY! What does the video say about the characters and the song?

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of Kenny Chesney.  We all know Kenny is quite fond of the Virgin Islands, and spends a great deal of time there, so it's no surprise that he is donating proceeds from his new "Life On A Rock" album to "Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park."  The Roys are up next as they are going full throttle with their new single and title track of their new album, "Gypsy Runaway Train."  Also in the news is "Everybody Has A Story" - a new musical collaboration with patients form Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital and music row superstars.  Through thte last six years, patiets in clinical music therapy sessions have written songs as they were being treated for a variety of illnesses.  Artists like Kix Brooks, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Faith Hill, and Phil Vassar have lent their voices to bring these tracks to life.  We also mention the return of "Dancin' In The District" - the series will be called "Nashville Dancin' presented by Dollar General" and will be family-friendly out on the riverfront with free parking at LP Field.  Look for the series to kick off June 13th.  Finally, we go Inside The Song with Ben Hayslip to hear about a hit song he co-wrote for Rodney Atkins called "Farmer's Daughter."

A new segment called 2 minutes with my wife. Dom sits in and we talk about the new show Nashville, Metro crossing guards and the updates to LP Field. Ending with 3 Nashville artists' songs.

The star-studded shows each night at LP Field are another huge highlight of CMA Music Festival.  We had the opportunity to go backstage to talk to many of the artists performing at the soldout shows about their Music Fest experiences.

One hour show discussing the friendly as the US Men's National Team played against Paraguay at LP Field in Nashville, Tennessee

Throughout the CMA Music Festival, fans are the number one priority for the artists.  One example of that is seeing Colt Ford delivering CMA Fest survival kits with Church’s Chicken and Biscuits to fans at 5:30 am waiting to get into the convention center.  Now that’s giving back to the fans!  Besides meeting their favorite artists, one highlight of the week is the incredible concert series at LP Field, where some of country music’s top performers took the stage for four nights of fun.  We caught up with a few of them backstage to hear about their CMA Fest experiences.

Hey there!  I’m Bailey, and I’m so glad you joined us for another Inside Music Row.  The 2010 CMA Music Festival is now in the books, and it looks like very positive news for Nashville.  Many in town were worried that visitors would stay away due to the May floods, but record numbers of fans turned out.  Daily attendance at Riverfront was up almost six and a half percent over 2009, and all four nights of shows at LP Field were sold out.  Overall it was very positive news for Music City.  Now the week started off with the City of Hope Celebrity Softball Game.  Founded in 1913, City of Hope is the leading research center dedicated to the prevention, treatment and cure of cancer and other life-threatening diseases.  For twenty years, the organization has held the annual fundraising celebrity softball game at Greer Stadium, so you never know who will show up.  Here’s Kelly.

This week on Tuned In my guests are from the non profit organization Our Kids. Since 1987 Our Kids has offered help, hope, and healing for children and their families struggling with sexual abuse.The Our Kids mission is to provide expert medical and crisis counseling services for children, when there are allegations or concerns of child sexual abuse, to increase community awareness, participate in research, and offer education and training about child maltreatment.We talked with a heavy heart about Our Kids and their important part in our community. We also discussed their big fundraiser for 2010, the Allstate Our Kids Soup Sunday presented by Ford Motor Company. This year Soup Sunday is returning to LP Field club level west on Sunday February 28th. From 11am-2pm 50 local restaurants will compete for the title of favorite soup. There is always lots of great food, family entertainment, and all for a good cause. Last year’s event raised over $50,000 for Our Kids. Tickets and info at http://OurKidsCenter.com or by calling 615-341-4917. Here is a link to listen to our interview:http://ftp.wrlt.com/production/tunedin/10/ourkids100221.mp3