Podcast appearances and mentions of shawn drover

Chris Broderick, now a member of In Flames, shares insights into how Australian tours compare to other parts of the world, drawing from his extensive touring history with Megadeth. He also reveals the circumstances that led him to make the pivotal decision to join In Flames. He discusses his admiration for Jesper Stromblad's remarkable guitar skills and songwriting. Chris delves into his past collaborations, notably his experiences working with Warrel Dane in Nevermore, shedding light on the unique challenges they faced during their creative partnership. He reflects on Act of Defiance's 2017 album, "Old Scars New Wounds," and shares anecdotes from his time collaborating with Dave Mustaine of Megadeth and drummer Shawn Drover. Beyond the musical journey, Chris talks about career highlights and his perspective on the potential for a biography. KREATOR and IN FLAMES "Klash of the Titans" February 2024 Tour Dates Tuesday 13th February ADELAIDE, Hindley Street Music Hall Wednesday 14th February MELBOURNE, The Forum Thursday 15th February CANBERRA, UC Refectory Saturday 17th February SYDNEY, Enmore Theatre Sunday 18th February BRISBANE, The Tivoli Tickets: https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/in-flames-kreator

Heavy Metal Guitarist Talks About His Band's New Album#newmusic #heavymetal #megadeth #kingdiamond #witheringscorn #glendrover WITHERING SCORN was formed in 2020 by brothers Glen and Shawn Drover, who have played together previously in heavy metal icons Megadeth, as well as in Eidolon. The pair have teamed up once again for their latest musical offering and are joined by Joe DiBiase on bass, who played with Fates Warning for 14 years on multiple records and world tours, and, on vocals, German native Henning Basse who is most well-known for his work with Metalium, Firewind, and others. The potent combination of these four incredibly talented musicians joining forces has given birth to an uncompromising heavy metal record in the form of their debut offering, 'Prophets Of Demise'. Preorder "Prophets of Demise": https://orcd.co/witheringscornInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/withering_scorn/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WitheringscornTwitter: https://twitter.com/WitheringScornThanks for tuning in, please be sure to click that subscribe button and give this a thumbs up!!Email: thevibesbroadcast@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/listen_to_the_vibes_/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thevibesbroadcastnetworkLinktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastTikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMeuTVRv2/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheVibesBrdcstTruth: https://truthsocial.com/@KoyoteFor all our social media and other links, go to: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/the_vibes_broadcastPlease subscribe, like, and share!

Bo is live from Greenville at Steve Azar's Delta Soul Celebrity Golf & Charity Event in the mobile BankPlus Studio. Bo is joined by a host of celebrities from the sports and music world in what we call "the fastest hour in radio." Mississippi musician Steve Azar joins the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio talking about the twelfth annual Delta Soul Celebrity Golf & Charity Event benefitting the St Cecilia Foundation. Steve talks about the big night at Doe's and his bartending skills that he broke out at the Walnut Street Blues Club. Steve talks about the golf tournament and his twelve years of running one of the most unique charity events in Mississippi. Megadeth drummer Shawn Drover joins the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio talking about his career as an international rockstar and sports fan. Shawn talks about growing up in Canada as a Montreal Expos fan as well as a big hockey fan, which might be required by law in Canada. Shawn discusses the upcoming drop of a new album that he's been working on since COVID began. Shawn talks about his US fandom since moving to Atlanta, where he somehow has become a diehard Pittsburgh Steelers fan. Shawn talks about his favorite drummer of all time, Neil Peart of Rush, and some of the drummers that influenced his own career. NFL veteran and CBS analyst Steve Beuerlein joins the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio talking about his career as an NFL quarterback and analyst. Steve talks about his college years playing for Lou Holtz at Notre Dame, and how he credits Coach Holtz with saving his football career in his senior season. Steve discusses being drafted into the NFL by the then Las Angeles Raiders and how owner Al Davis didn't want him to be the starter. Steve talks about playing for Jimmy Johnson for the Dallas Cowboys, who he faced in college as the coach of the Miami Hurricanes, and helping to win the Super Bowl in 1993. Steve talks about moving on to be the starter in Arizona before being drafted in the expansion draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars, and then heading to Carolina, where he had a Pro Bowl season in 1999. Steve shares some incredible stories from his time playing at Notre Dame, from facing Miami in the historic "Convicts Versus Catholics" rivalry to battling against blue blood programs like Michigan and Southern Cal. Steve discusses taking on LSU in Death Valley and losing to eventual National Champion Penn State by just four points. Steve talks about going undefeated against Southern Cal in his four seasons at Notre Dame and growing up as a UCLA fan as a California kid, the school he first committed to out of high school. Steve talks about how his choosing Notre Dame opened the door for Troy Aikman to go to UCLA the following season. Steve gives his thoughts on the great Southern food he's been introduced to this weekend during his first trip to the great state of Mississippi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Megadeth drummer Shawn Drover joins the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio talking about his career as an international rockstar and sports fan. Shawn talks about growing up in Canada as a Montreal Expos fan as well as a big hockey fan, which might be required by law in Canada. Shawn discusses the upcoming drop of a new album that he's been working on since COVID began. Shawn talks about his US fandom since moving to Atlanta, where he somehow has become a diehard Pittsburgh Steelers fan. Shawn talks about his favorite drummer of all time, Neil Pert of Rush, and some of the drummers that influenced his own career. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Interview by Kris PetersMegadeth are one of the few bands in the world - of any genre - that need no introduction.For four decades they have been at the forefront of the metal landscape, with their most recent album The Sick, The Dying and The Dead their highest selling to date. Whereas most bands plateau somewhat or more often decline in the back end of their career Megadeth are doing the exact opposite.Which makes frontman Dave Mustaine one happy camper.Now, after nearly eight years, Megadeth are poised to return to Australia as part of Knotfest from March 24 to 26, with two side shows also scheduled for Adelaide and Melbourne.Which makes Mustaine even happier.HEAVY sat down for an awesome chat with the great man earlier this morning for a frank and open discussion about anything and everything.One of the topics of conversation was what has changed with Megadeth since their last venture Down Under in 2015."Well, ALOT," he laughed. "We've had some lineup changes and every time we do that the person that came in was better. When we parted ways with the drummer before Dirk (Verbeuren) - it was the person before Chris Adler, which was Shawn Drover - we tried to get the Rust In Peace line-up back together but it didn't work because Nick (Menza) went off one way and we went off the other. We contacted Adler and asked if he would play on the record and maybe contact Nick again and have him tour with us because he couldn't really do the record. That didn't work out either, so we had Chris do the record and stay, and while we were doing that Chris and his band parted ways and we didn't know if Chris was going to stay with us or stay with them. Of course, we wanted him to stay with Lamb Of God and I'm sad that he left and there's any kind of distance between the family. I do think that Art (Cruz) is an amazing drummer and then after that Chris Adler recommended Dirk, and Dirk is - in my mind - the best drummer we've had since Gar Samuelson. He's a big fan of Gar, and that is the power that drives Megadeth. Jazz metal, not rock metal. Nick was a super talented and powerful drummer and he fortunately was able to do a lot of those jazz hooks too, so we almost had that magic that we did when Gar was there. But we definitely had something which Gar did not, which was the power that Nick Menza possessed. Same thing can go down the line with the bass playing. (Dave) Ellefson was in the band, then was out. James (LoMenzo) came in, he was out. Ellefson came back because the Drover brothers kept pressuring me to do this, get Ellefson back. He came in and we had that weird shit that happened. I had Steve Di Giorgio come in and record the record and James is back and I love that he's back. The singing is fabulous on stage. He actually can sing really well, so he helps encourage me to sing. And then Kiko (Loureiro, guitars) as you know... I parted ways with Chris Broderick - I mean where do you go from having Marty Friedman and Chris Poland and it's time to make a guitar player change again? So Kiko, I saw a video on line of Kiko actually being put head to head against Chris Broderick, someone made a video of that, and I watched it and I went fuck I gotta get in touch with this guy. The funny thing is that when I contacted him he said that he had been talking to Ellefson, so when I talked to Ellefson the next time I said what the fucks wrong with you, man? Why didn't you tell me you know this guy(laughs)? So that was a great addition to the band. Kiko and James play really well together and Kiko and Dirk have an amazing ability to play those crazy riffs together. Of course, we can always be better, so we all go into the jam room every day and try and work on little bits and pieces of a song and our record producer is out with us on the road as our music director keeping our chops up."In the full interview, Dave talks about being part of Knotfest, the two sideshows and how they will differ from the festival shows, forty years in the music industry, listening to your body when it comes to performing, the increasing difficulty in coming up with a set list to keep fans happy, the early days of Megadeth and the musical climate that gave birth to the band, becoming more understanding of your environment with experience, musical trends and how they have affected Megadeth, what he hopes to leave as the band's musical legacy, the top three Commandments of Metal and more.

Shawn Drover is a Canadian musician, best known for his work with the American heavy metal band Megadeth. He began playing the drums at the age of 13. In 1993 he founded the Canadian power metal band, Eidolon, with his brother Glen. He uses Sabian cymbals and Yamaha drums, Pro-mark drum sticks, Toca Percussion, Evans Drumheads and Extreme Isolation headphones. After ten years in Megadeth, Drover announced his departure from the band on November 25, 2014, the same day that guitarist Chris Broderick also left the band.[1] The pair formed the extreme metal supergroup Act of Defiance together in late 2014.

Its episode 42 and we have a special guest with us for this week's Broken Record in the form of metal aficionado and Hell Bent for Metal Podcast creator Tom Dare. And this particular episode is catered to his tastes perfectly … or it would be, if we weren't talking about an album written and released in the past 10 years of 'anything you can do I can better' Metallica copyists Megadeth's career. Hold on to your hadron collider's cause we're talking Super Collider. Released on June 4, 2013, Super Collider marked the first time the band had released more than one album with the same lineup since 1997's Cryptic Writings, however it is the band's final album to feature drummer Shawn Drover and guitarist Chris Broderick, due to their departures from Megadeth in November 2014. The album debuted at number six on the Billboard 200 and has sold over 86,000 copies in the United States as of December 2015, despite receiving mixed reviews from critics with a Metacritic rating of 41/100 We discuss the lead up to this album, which had, for the most part, placed Megadeth in the best position they'd been in since the early 90s. They ballsed up most of that good will with this album, but where will we rank it on our list of Broken Records?

Bo broadcasts live from the annual Delta Soul Celebrity Golf Tournament hosted by Mississippi's own Steve Azar. Bo talks to a host of interesting characters, from musicians to athletes, discussing all things Y'all Lifestyle. Shawn Drover, former drummer of Megadeth, joins the show talking about touring the world as a Rockstar. Shawn discusses the unique way he got into the band, some of the wildest spots they toured and how he got involved with the Delta Soul event. Shawn tells a funny story about sort-of meeting a hockey legend while playing a concert in Canada. 

Bo broadcasts live from the annual Delta Soul Celebrity Golf Tournament hosted by Mississippi's own Steve Azar. Bo talks to a host of interesting characters, from musicians to athletes, discussing all things Y'all Lifestyle. Bo talks to Steve Azar, who is hosting the eleventh Delta Soul event at the Greenville Country Club. Steve talks about his life in music, why he puts on this massive charity golf event and what it means to give back to the state of Mississippi. Shawn Drover, former drummer of Megadeth, joins the show talking about touring the world as a Rockstar. Shawn discusses the unique way he got into the band, some of the wildest spots they toured and how he got involved with the Delta Soul event. Shawn tells a funny story about sort-of meeting a hockey legend while playing a concert in Canada. Bo and Blake talk SEC baseball and the rumors that current Ole Miss head baseball coach Mike Bianco might be heading back home to LSU to take over the Tigers program. NFL veteran and two-time Super Bowl champion Dwight Hicks joins the show talking about some of the interesting highlights from his NFL career. Dwight tells a story of his defensive prowess from his Super Bowl victory over Dan Marino and the Miami Dolphins in 1985. Dwight also gives his thoughts on the legendary coach Bill Walsh, who he played for, and what Walsh did to change the game of football offensively. Mike "Rizzo" Eruzione, captain of the legendary 1980 US Olympic hockey team, joins the show live at the Delta Soul Celebrity Golf Event. Rizzo talks about his part in the historic upset of Russia at the 80 Olympics and what it was like getting on the team and living that moment. 

Megadeth Drummer Shawn Drover

Wow! Incredible metal vocalist Derek tells about what it's like working with ex-Megadeth players Drover and Broderick and how cool they are, as well as ex-Shadows Fall bassist Bachand. Talent is abundant on this record, the band's second release. Excellent songs that are well-worth listening to, and the live performances are great, so don't miss out!

Shawn Drover of Act Of Defiance joins the show this week. Shawn and Josh talk about the new AoD album "Old Scars, New Wounds", playing golf and being a part of The Big 4 with Megadeth. Josh and Jon also talk about their top 3 perfect albums of all time. Music from Act Of Defiance, Megadeth, Queensryche and Machine Head WEBSITE: TalkToomeyPod.com CONTACT: Email Talk Toomey Talk Toomey Facebook Talk Toomey Twitter SPONSORS: PUCK HCKY STORE: Talk Toomey Merch Talk Toomey Logo Tee ADVERTISE: Advertisecast DONATE: Patreon Paypal

Shawn Drover, ex-drummer of Megadeth and Eidolon, joins us to talk about his new band Act of Defiance, whose debut album The Birth and the Burial is out now. We discuss his departure from one of metal's biggest bands, his pairing with former Megadeth guitarist Chris Broderick and why they stuck together, what they were thinking when putting this new group together and why they are most definitely not a supergroup. We discuss the video advertisement Disturbed had to pull after its incendiary imagery came frighteningly true this week with two journalists being murdered in Virginia. Should we be more careful with the way we express our art? Darkest Hour's Mike Schleibaum joins us again to discuss the latest happenings in the political world with another edition of "The Sadist Nation." We cover a lot of ground about the 2016 Presidential candidates and some other political topics that are trending. Songs:Act of Defiance - "The Lord Belial"Stray From the Path - "Badge & a Bullet Part II"

After four albums and many world tours as the drummer of Megadeth, Shawn Drover left the band and, soon after, guitarist Chris Broderick followed him. The two have formed a new thrash outfit called Act of Defiance, bringing on bassist Matt Bachand (Shadows Fall/Times Of Grace) and vocalist Henry Derek (Scar The Martyr). With the release of the band's aggressive debut, "Birth and the Burial," Drover spoke at length with Metal Brainiac about leaving one of the world's most established metal bands to build something from scratch, give himself a consistent outlet for his songwriting and the challenges for new acts in selling albums in the digital era.

Esta semana trazemos um dos maiores bateristas da história, Dave Lombardo! O grande músico passou pelo Wikimetal para falar sobre o show do Philm que está vindo ao Brasil, passando dia 8 de Fevereiro no Manifesto Bar em São Paulo. O lendário Dave Lombardo nos contou sobre o novo álbum do Philm, o processo criativo da banda e sobre ter composto uma música para a Disney. Lombardo ainda falou sobre os boatos de ter sido chamado para tocar com o Megadeth após a saída de Shawn Drover. No Orgulho Nacional falamos com os membros do Rise N' Down, banda de São Carlos que nos contous sobre sua formação e influências. E para a promoção da semana vamos presentear um WikiBrother com um par de ingressos com meet & greet para o show do Philm no Manifesto Bar, dia 8 de Fevereiro. Neste episódio: Philm, Rise N' Down e Dead Kennedys.