Podcasts about northern lights theater

Greg Bach is back from his vacation. What stood out from last night's State of the State. A Brookfield Alderman says something very "Brookfield-y". Potawatomi says "bye bye" to Northern Lights Theater so "more sad men can bet on sportsball". Civic Media

Eric Benét has done it all. Over the course of his 25-year solo career, the R&B superstar has earned four Grammy nominations, released a pair of chart-topping singles, sold millions of records and performed to adoring fans all over the planet. Along the way, the accomplished musician has also worked his way into the realm of acting by landing roles in mainstream films, sitcoms and television movies. What Benét has done over the course of his career is even more impressive when you factor in where it all started and just how close it all came to coming to an end before it really even began. While back in his native Milwaukee for a homecoming performance at Northern Lights Theater, the multi-talented entertainer took a little time in the hours leading up to the show to meet My First Band host Tyler Maas at Milwaukee Record headquarters to talk about standout moments from his incomparable career, upcoming music and film projects, and his artistic origin at his church and as part of a Top 40s tribute band. During the fun and interesting hour-long discussion, Benét also opened up about moving home and working at UPS when his first record deal fell apart, being handpicked by Mariah Carey to be her Glitter co-star, and how Michelle Obama's appreciation of his music led to an invite to party with the then-First Family in the White House. My First Band is sponsored by Mystery Room Mastering. The show is edited by Jared Blohm. You can listen to My First Band on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and wherever else you get podcasts. Music used in this show comes courtesy of Devils Teeth ("The Junction Street Eight Tigers") and Eric Benét (“Home”).

NHL 20, WOW Classic, Borderlands 3, Iterative consoles and their impact on game development and the games out late in the current generation, Supergrass I Should Coco, new Tool and Slipknot records, Al Di Meola and Brett Newski.   0:02:26 Side A Video Games SNES games now available on Nintendo Switch Apple Arcade detailed Chu Chu Rocket! Universe Q-Games and Frogger in Toy Town Gears Pop! Funko Pop! collecting or not Toy Traders Super Mega Baseball 2 NHL 20 World of Warcraft Classic Borderlands 3 Iterative consoles and how development of games for both base and upgraded models are creating more disappointment rather than optimal experiences E-Penis Speed Round: Mochi Mochi Boy Bouncy Bullets   0:51:05 Beers and Cheers Tiny Rebel Brewing | Pump Up The Jam Boombox Brewing Company | Stereophonic 1840 Brewing Company | NINE   0:57:25 Side B Music Recommended Records: Supergrass I Should Coco Listening: Tool Fear Inoculum Al Di Meola live 9/12 at The Northern Lights Theater 2019 Bloodstock Open Air Slipknot We Are Not Your Kind Brett Newski Going Solo Is Better Than Being Alone: Live in Wisconsin Recommended record for next episode: Dinosaur Pile-Up Celebrity Mansions  Give it a few listens and leave a rating and some words in our Discord server- abandofgamers.com/discord   Spotify Playlist associated with this episode   Join The Community Discord Facebook Group Links Subscribe To Podcast (RSS Feed) Website ABandofGamers.com Twitter @ ABandofGamers Instagram.com/ABandofGamers Email ABOGpod@gmail.com Intro, segue and outro music provided by Tiny Rockets and used with permission.  Thank you for listening! If you enjoy the show and would like to support ABOG, please tell a friend and share it on social media.

Melissa Etheridge talks with Eric Paulsen as she prepares for a two-night show at the Northern Lights Theater at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee December 11-12, 2018. We discuss birthdays (turns out there's a trifecta), her cannabis business, flash back to her first appearance on David Letterman, and the 25th anniversary of her defining album "Yes I Am."

PG's Rebecca Dirks is On Location at the Northern Lights Theater in Milwaukee, WI, where she catches up with bass legend Stanley Clarke for a Rig Rundown segment that has Stanley showing off his Alembic basses, Ampeg amps, and various effects and stompboxes he is currently using on tour.