Podcasts about salty dog cruise

In this festive episode of the Punks in Pubs Podcast, host Liam Bird takes a nostalgic trip back to 2018, revisiting Episode 29 with special guest Dave King, the mastermind behind Flogging Molly. As the holiday spirit fills the air, Liam and Dave unwrap stories about Punk Rock, reminisce about Dave's musical hero Ronnie Drew of The Dubliners, and delve into Dave's unexpected journey from Ireland to L.A., where he found himself facing the challenges of being an illegal immigrant.Amidst the laughter and anecdotes, the episode takes a poignant turn as Dave shares a heartbreaking story about the eight years he spent in America, unable to see his mother. Of course, it wouldn't be a Punks in Pubs episode without diving deep into the world of Flogging Molly. The duo talks about the band's iconic Salty Dog Cruise. Because no conversation is complete without a bit of controversy, they even touch on some political topics.So, grab a seat, crack open a cold one, and join Liam and Dave for this festive journey filled with punk tales, Christmas cheer, and a touch of heartwarming nostalgia. Thank you to Fidlar for not suing us and letting us use Cheap Beer as the podcast's opening track.Tracks played on the podcast in order of play:Whats Left Of The Flag - Flogging MollyLife Is Good - Flogging MollyAlternative Ulster - Stiff Little FingersThe Mero - The Mighty StefSalty Dog - Flogging MollyDrunken Lullabies - Flogging MollyDevil's Dance Floor - Flogging MollySwagger - Flogging MollyFollow the podcast @punksinpubs across all social media and give us a rate and review while you are at it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ohhhh man, what a trip!  On this episode, we're recording during our trip on Flogging Molly's Salty Dog Cruise.  We talk about our fellow cruisers, the good and bad things about the Norwegian Pearl (our cruise ship), and some of favorite cruise/band experiences! 

Welcome to this week’s episode of My City, My Scene. Today we travel to the tiny town of Spangenberg, Germany to speak with punk rocker, and one of the kindest people I’ve ever met, Armin Evildiver. Armin’s hometown, which he’ll tell you more about later, is a tiny, quaint and somewhat hidden town in the middle of Germany. When I tell other Germans about my travels there, few of them have actually ever heard of it. The people there though, are welcoming and hospitable. While I would eventually visit Armin here, the first time I met him was in the middle of The Bermuda Triangle aboard Flogging Molly’s Salty Dog Cruise, in 2016.    We talk to Armin about folk punk, German hardcore and what he really thinks of Miami Beach.    This episode features Die Schnitter and Rykers from Germany and Strung Out from the United States.     

We’re back! On this episode we talk about Flogging Molly’s Salty Dog Cruise. Tips, tricks and things to know before you decide to book your cabin. Bands & songs we discussed Flogging Molly Amigo the Devil The Attack The Bombpops The Bronx The Distillers Dropkick Murphys King Dude Mariachi El Bronx Masket Intruder Pennywise Frank Turner Twin Temple     Playlists Check out our Spotify playlist here. Check out our Google Play Music playlist here.     Credits Album art photo by Sylvain Stricanne; used under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.0 Generic license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/ Intro song: Titus Andronicus "Titus Andronicus" Live at Monty Hall, 9/8/2016 Outro song: Joshua James Hunt "On My Mind" Just Let Go

Dennis Casey of Flogging Molly checked in with our Nik Rivers to chat about their tour with Social Distortion,The Salty Dog Cruise, and Ireland.  

Jay McAllister, better known as Beans on Toast, is an accomplished singer-songwriter from England. Jay joined episode 79 on the recent Salty Dog Cruise 2018 and told the story of how he got into playing music in the first place. Plus we delve into his career which spans nine albums and countless tours, his outlook on creating music, what it was like to play on the cruise, and what is next for this talented storytelling folk singer.   For more video, links, transcripts and the weekly internet show, head to deathwishcoffee.com/beansontoast

Recorded on the 2018 Salty Dog Cruise, members of Flogging Molly join episode 78. Lead singer Dave King talks about the idea behind the cruise and what the band plans to do in the future. Then guitarist Dennis Casey and multi-instrumentalist Bob Schmidt talk about the early days of the band, how they got into music, and what being in Flogging Molly truly means. Check out more audio and video including the weekly show, and links transcripts and more at deathwishcoffe.com/floggingmolly2

Steve Diggle is a British singer and guitarist and joined the iconic punk rock band Buzzcocks originally as the bassist. On episode 74, Steve talks about the beginning of the band and how they paved the way for DIY music. Steve also talks about coming to America for the first time with Buzzcocks and how their style and attitude has influenced the entire genre of music. This whole interview was recorded on the Salty Dog Cruise 2018 and Steve talks about continuing to play music with the band and his solo career.  Check out the weekly show plus audio, video, links, transcripts and more at deathwishcoffee.com/buzzcocks

Our spectacular recap episodes have been renamed. Welcome to Before You Die - where we take you along with us on our adventures with Death Wish Coffee to meet interesting people and experience amazing places. This episode looks back at our adventure on the Salty Dog Cruise in 2018. We give a look at this incredibly fun punk rock cruise that takes you to the Bahamas and back, with a bunch of bands and so much to see and do in just three days. Plus, we talked with some of the people involved with the cruise including Steve Diggle from the iconic punk rock band Buzzcocks, singer/songwriter Beans on Toast, hobby mixologist Scott Keys, contest winner Aimie Dixon, and Dave King, Dennis Casey and Bob Schmidt of the band that is behind the cruise, Flogging Molly. Full video of this episode along with the weekly internet show, links and more can be found at deathwishcoffee.com/salty

Guitarist Dennis Casey and Accordion player Matt Hensley from the band Flogging Molly are on episode 50. Dennis and Matt discuss their own musical origins and what it is like to play with one of the hardest working bands out there today. Plus hear about how the band recorded in Ireland, how they started their Salty Dog Cruise, and if Matt has ever skateboarded and played the accordion at the same time! Finally, stay tuned after the interview for some exciting news about some products coming out from Death Wish Coffee just in time for the holiday season. Check out the full show, audio, video, link and more at deathwishcoffee.com/floggingmolly

Skinny Lister waren zusammen mit North Alone in Berlin. Wir haben uns mit ihnen getroffen und über Touren, neue Platten, Berlin, die Salty Dog Cruise und vieles mehr gesprochen. Sorry für die Soundqualität der ersten Minuten. Es wird dann besser. Viel Spass beim Hören und wir freuen uns wie immer über Kommentare, Likes, Bewertungen und Spenden. Wenn ihr die Musik von North Alone mögt, dann könnt ihr diese hier kaufen: http://northalone.com/ . Der Song von North Alone am Ende heisst "The Road Most Travelled" und ist auf seiner "Cure & Disease"-Platte. Mehr Bilder und Eindrücke vom Konzert gibt es hier: https://www.common-tales.com/2016/06/common-talks-folge-6-skinny-lister-north-alone/2908 Skinny Lister were in Berlin together with North Alone. We talked to the bands about touring, the new record, Berlin, the Salty Dog Cruise and much more. Sorry for the poor sound quality in the first few minutes, it's getting better after that. Have fun while listening and we look forward to your comments, likes and ratings. If you enjoyed the music of North Alone you can buy it here: http://northalone.com/ . The Song at the end of this episode is "The Road Most Travelled" which is on North Alone's record "Cure & Disease". More pictures and impressions here: https://www.common-tales.com/2016/06/common-talks-folge-6-skinny-lister-north-alone/2908

This week on Episode 68 of Bobby Pickles' Podcast (Dying Scene Radio #13), Bob and Bobby speak with Joe Piglet - frontman for New York City punk act, The Regressives. After two years in the making, the group has just released their self-titled debut record - which The Bobs give two grubby little thumbs up. Bobby and Joe discover that they used to live in the same neighborhood on Staten Island, which Bobby deems a cesspool. Not to be outdone, Bob admits to living in an “Historic District” of Tampa, surrounded by low-income housing and plush, manicured lawns. The Bobs discuss their very first quarterly review, which just so happens to land appropriately on lucky episode number thirteen. After a well-deserved tongue lashing by Dying Scene Chief Editor, Johnny X, the pair devise some ways of making the show more entertaining and professional, and boost job confidence. Bob, the consummate sycophant, adapts quickly to the recent revamp of the Dying Scene website, and proclaims his admiration for all the changes. THIS WEEK’S HEADLINESSome of the topics reported herein, include, but are not limited to the following:Millencolin streaming “True Brew” in its entirety; Millencolin release third and final “making of” video – “The True Brew Story Part 3: The Artwork”; Tim Armstrong to narrate “Under The Influence” series exploring origins of NY Hardcore, 2Tone Ska and Krautrock scenes; No Idea Records announce a bunch of new releases (Hot Water Music/Small Brown Bike reissues, new Ship Thieves and more); Weezer stream previously unreleased song “Everybody Needs Salvation” and Bob admits to allowing his twelve year old daughter to ghost program the music playlists most weeks; Social Distortion announce North American tour, performing self-titled album in full; Danzig announce tour with Pennywise and Cancer Bats; Flogging Molly announce 2016 “Salty Dog Cruise” ft. Rancid, Frank Turner, Fishbone, and more; Agnostic Front release music video for “A Wise Man”. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTMillencolin - Egocentric Man The Sound Collapse - Bad Night For Bingo Clipwing - Watch Me For The Changes The Briggs - Seriously, How Old Are You Red City Radio - Rest Easy The Regressives - Interview Pt 1 The Regressives - Lt. Pigott (We Salute You) The Nailheads - Guinea Pig Agnostic Front - A Wise Man Tom DeLonge - Circle-Jerk Pit Avenues - Creeper Legendary Divorce - Easy This week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO. BobNoxious@DyingScene.com Twitter @BobNoxious IG @BobNoxious BobbyPickles@DyingScene.com Twitter @TheBobbyPickles IG @BobbyPickles Instagram: @DyingSceneRadio Like us on Facebook.com/DyingSceneRadio Call the hotline – (347)754-PUNK

This week on Dying Scene Radio, Bob and Bobby speak with Joe Piglet - frontman for New York City punk act, The Regressives. After two years in the making, the group has just released their self-titled debut record - which The Bobs give two grubby little thumbs up. Bobby and Joe discover that they used to live in the same neighborhood on Staten Island, which Bobby deems a cesspool. Not to be outdone, Bob admits to living in an “Historic District” of Tampa, surrounded by low-income housing and plush, manicured lawns. The Bobs discuss their very first quarterly review, which just so happens to land appropriately on lucky episode number thirteen. After a well-deserved tongue lashing by Dying Scene Chief Editor, Johnny X, the pair devise some ways of making the show more entertaining and professional, and boost job confidence. Bob, the consummate sycophant, adapts quickly to the recent revamp of the Dying Scene website, and proclaims his admiration for all the changes. THIS WEEK’S HEADLINESSome of the topics reported herein, include, but are not limited to the following: Millencolin streaming “True Brew” in its entirety; Millencolin release third and final “making of” video – “The True Brew Story Part 3: The Artwork”; Tim Armstrong to narrate “Under The Influence” series exploring origins of NY Hardcore, 2Tone Ska and Krautrock scenes; No Idea Records announce a bunch of new releases (Hot Water Music/Small Brown Bike reissues, new Ship Thieves and more); Weezer stream previously unreleased song “Everybody Needs Salvation” and Bob admits to allowing his twelve year old daughter to ghost program the music playlists most weeks; Social Distortion announce North American tour, performing self-titled album in full; Danzig announce tour with Pennywise and Cancer Bats; Flogging Molly announce 2016 “Salty Dog Cruise” ft. Rancid, Frank Turner, Fishbone, and more; Agnostic Front release music video for “A Wise Man”. THIS WEEK’S PLAYLISTMillencolin - Egocentric ManThe Sound Collapse - Bad Night For BingoClipwing - Watch Me For The ChangesThe Briggs - Seriously, How Old Are YouRed City Radio - Rest EasyThe Regressives - Interview Pt 1The Regressives - Lt. Pigott (We Salute You)The Nailheads - Guinea PigAgnostic Front - A Wise ManTom DeLonge - Circle-Jerk PitAvenues - CreeperLegendary Divorce - EasyThis week’s sponsor is FAT ENZO.BobNoxious@DyingScene.comTwitter @BobNoxiousIG @BobNoxiousBobbyPickles@DyingScene.comTwitter @TheBobbyPicklesIG @BobbyPicklesInstagram: @DyingSceneRadioLike us on Facebook.com/DyingSceneRadioCall the hotline – (347)754-PUNK