Podcast appearances and mentions of pete bernhard

Episode 314: The Devil Makes Three has been one of roots music's outstanding if quiet success stories of the past twenty years. Formed in Santa Cruz, CA in 2001, they got out ahead of the O Brother phenomenon and built a unique, crowd-pleasing sound through a renegade admixture of early blues, hard country, gospel and punk rock. In this hour, founding singer and songwriter Pete Bernhard reflects on a career that's surprised him and, after a season of personal loss, the cathartic process behind the rather dark and candid album Spirits, their tenth as a band. 

This week the Tahoe TAP podcast brings you The Devil Makes Three which is headlining WinterWonderGrass music festival - the 8th annual alpine celebration of bluegrass music and springtime in the Sierra being held April 5 – April 7, 2024, at the Palisades Tahoe Resort in Olympic Valley, California.  The Devil Makes Three is an Americana band known for their unique blend of “bluegrass” which is described on their website as wandering folk, Delta blues, whiskey-soaked ragtime, and reckless rock ‘n' roll. Their lyrics often explore themes of love, loss, addiction, and the darker aspects of life, drawing from both traditional folk music and contemporary storytelling. The band formed in 2002 in Santa Cruz, California, and consists of Pete Bernhard (guitar, vocals), Lucia Turino (upright bass, vocals), and Cooper McBean (guitar, banjo, vocals). One of the defining characteristics of The Devil Makes Three's music is their raw and energetic live performances, often featuring intricate vocal harmonies and skillful instrumentation.  You can witness them LIVE at WinterWonderGrass on Saturday, April 6th, 2024!

Join Mike for a new episode of the Rogue Country Podcast with the brilliant Pete Bernhard from The Devil Makes Three.   We talk songwriting, his upcoming European tour with Clyde McGee of the Bridge City Sinners, stage fright and so much more!

Pete Bernhard is the lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist for the band The Devil Makes Three.  They blend bluegrass, old-time, punk, and country. Bernhard's clever lyrics, catchy melodies, and distinctive voice have earned the band critical acclaim and a devoted following. They have released several albums and toured extensively. Bernhard has also worked on solo projects and collaborated with other musicians, establishing himself as a talented and versatile force in contemporary roots music. https://www.petebernhard.com/ https://thedevilmakesthree.com/  https://www.coyoteradioshowandpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and please subscribe to our Youtube channel. Please consider donating to this podcast!  https://www.patreon.com/coyoteradioshowandpodcast   

Pete Bernhard is the lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist for the band The Devil Makes Three.  They blend bluegrass, old-time, punk, and country. Bernhard's clever lyrics, catchy melodies, and distinctive voice have earned the band critical acclaim and a devoted following. They have released several albums and toured extensively. Bernhard has also worked on solo projects and collaborated with other musicians, establishing himself as a talented and versatile force in contemporary roots music. https://www.petebernhard.com/ https://thedevilmakesthree.com/  https://www.coyoteradioshowandpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and please subscribe to our Youtube channel. Please consider donating to this podcast!  https://www.patreon.com/coyoteradioshowandpodcast   

033 - Pete BernhardJames Patrick Regan welcomes Pete Bernhard, guitarist with Devil Makes Three, to the latest “Have Guitar Will Travel” podcast. They rap about Pete’s path to forming the band with Cooper McBean and Lucia Torino and how they're coping with the current state of music. They also talk guitars, musical influences, and how Pete’s family introduced him to all of it!”Please like, comment, and share this podcast! Download Link

The Doc invites Pete Bernhard of the Devil Makes Three on the show! They talk about starting The Devil Makes Three, being an independent band, the new landscape of the musical industry, recording his new solo album, covering Muddy Waters and so much more. Make sure to listen! Monologue (Rudi Hoensen): 0:26 Birthday Suit 1: 14:51 Ripped From the Headlines: 18:21 The Devil Makes Three - Bad Idea: 38:00 Shoutouts: 42:12 Left over Headlines: 48:30 Birthday Suit 2: 59:56 Pete Bernhard - The Land of Milk and Honey: 1:03:03 Pete Bernhard Interview: 1:05:50 The Devil Makes Three - The Plank - 1:49:13 Birthday Suit 3: 1:54:18 Make sure to check out more info at their websites! www.petebernhard.com And www.thedevilmakesthree.com

Help produce Basic Folk by contributing at basicfolk.com/donateVermont-born Pete Bernhard (Devil Makes Three) was raised surrounded by art as all the adults in his life were either visual or musical artists. While his friends were obsessing over Metallica and Megadeath, Pete was captivated by old blues musicians. He found common ground with Cooper McBean growing up, who loved the same music he did and ended up becoming lifelong friends and musical partners in Devil Makes Three. Influenced by old blues and folk along with the energy they felt at punk shows they saw as teens, the pair made it their mission to create a fun, energetic live show in their performances. Devil Makes Three came together after Pete and Cooper moved to Santa Cruz, CA and teamed up with Lucia Turino. They toured and became and established band in the Americana world (and for some reason, the Jam band scene?).Pete and I talk about his draw and interest in darker subject matter, particularly drugs and the opioid crisis. We also talk about Brown Bird, a band from Rhode Island that was very close with DM3 until the death of frontman David Lamb a few years back. Since then, David's widow and bandmate, MorganEve Swain has joined DM3 while Lucia takes a break from the road. And finally, we discuss how his new solo album, Harmony Ascension Division, features songs about friends he had in his teens and 20's. The record features Pete playing quietly, which is unlike a DM3 album and more reminiscent of his style when he first start playing music at that age: teens and 20's. Pete's thoughtful, generous and kind during this interview. Hope you enjoy! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Pete Bernhard of The Devil Makes Three, a folk and bluegrass powerhouse going on two decades, stops by to talk touring, keeping a creative group together, and the making of his new solo album "Harmony Ascension Division".

Interview with Pete Bernhard of THE DEVIL MAKES THREE at the Tivoli in Utrecht plus an interview and feature on the Tabakshistorisch Museum (Tobacco Museum) in Delft

I first heard The Devil Makes Three bleeding through the thin walls of Santa Cruz house all hours of the day and night. The trio had only just formed and practice seemingly nonstop a set of songs that would form the basis of their self-titled debut. There was nothing like them in Santa Cruz at the time, a music scene populated by freak folk, indie-noise and skater punk, but the band’s single-minded focus on stripped down, bluegrass inspired punk country was precisely what helped them stand out. And the fact that, in spite of those never ending practice sessions, they seemed to enter the world fully formed.  The world has, of course, come around to the band’s music. The band was perfectly positioned to be embraced by the indie scene’s newfound love affair with Americana, and had the songs and showmanship to back it up. When I met up with the trio, they were about to take the stage to an enthusiastic crowd at Brooklyn Steel, singing along to every song. Pete Bernhard, the band’s singer and guitarist sat down to catch up on the last 15 years and talk about what’s next for the group.

Comedian Paul F. Tompkins talks about his role on BoJack Horseman the simple joy of receiving handwritten mail, Another Round host Heben Nigatu describes how her podcast fits into the long tradition of black women talking to each other... and what she had to say to Hillary Clinton, The Oatmeal cartoonist Matthew Inman discusses accepting that he'll never be happy despite his massive success, and Pete Bernhard of The Devil Makes Three gifts us with a hauntingly beautiful Townes Van Zandt cover.

DERVISH was formed in Northwestern Ireland in 1989 and has grown into a vital force on the international Irish music scene. Its artistry, musicianship and maturity won outstanding praise from the media placing Dervish at the forefront of the bands working on traditional Irish music. In its 20 plus years, the band has performed from the Great Wall of China to packed auditoriums in the Holy Land and more recently being the first Irish band to perform at the greatest music festival in the world, "Rock in Rio" on front of an estimate audience of two hundred and forty thousand people. In 2010, the band released "From Stage to Stage" a live concert footage from both sides of the Atlantic that marked Dervish's 21st year anniversary. THE DEVIL MAKES THREE are laced with elements of ragtime, blues, country, folk and rockabilly. The critically praised trio - consisting of guitarist/front man Pete Bernhard, stand-up bassist Lucia Turino and guitarist Cooper McBean - bring a genuine approach to acoustic music. The sound is deeply steeped in rhythm and alive with three part harmonies, while keeping a high-energy aesthetic to their music and especially their live shows. "Stomp and Smash: Live at the Mystic Theatre" is band's latest release.

This week on Snacky Tunes, the guys talk with Matthew Bonano, Lesley Townsend & Pete Bernhard of The Devil Makes Three.