Podcasts about whammy bar

Featuring an interview with Liv from Dos-Ovni about their songwriting and performance process, and their ability to create vast soundscapes on stage with only two members. We also discussed how their music informs their video content which reinforces Dos-Ovni's strength in the doomgaze genre.  Dos-Ovni will be performing at Whammy Bar, this Friday 28 March, along with The Fairlight Choir and Demons of Noon. Tickets available from Under the Radar, only $15.00 + bf, first band on at 7.30pm.

Mizzy plays three stunning acoustic tracks, perfect for a Friday morning. Dreamy, introspective and intricate lyricism - it was a gorgeous set. Whakarongo mai nei! And if you fell in love with Mizzy's music too, you can catch more of her music live this Friday at Whammy Bar! Brought to you by NZ On Air Music!

Queer Autumn - an alternative/queer punk gig, is set to come to Whammy Bar on the 22nd as a part of Auckland Pride festivities, which has been organised by Misheard Records Radio Mother Host, Joel, spoke to Liam Hansen from Misheard Records and CLEMENTINE, who will be performing, about the gig, and what to expect Tickets are available here.

Featuring Friday Live with Teddyyy brought to you by McLeod's Brewery and NZ on Air Music, and a guest interview with Glitz Club ahead of the Phys Ed Show at Whammy Bar. Thanks to The Beer Spot!

Milly takes the helm with so many special guests, Marijuana Media with Chris Fowlie and Michael Balderstone, president of the Aussie Legalise Cannabis Party and the Nimbin Hemp Embassy, Cocktail Corner with Rob Elliot, founder of Winetopia, and Joel Field of Pearly to talk about their upcoming gig this Saturday at Whammy Bar.    How exciting! And all thanks to The Beer Spot!

Milly takes the helm with so many special guests, Marijuana Media with Chris Fowlie and Michael Balderstone, president of the Aussie Legalise Cannabis Party and the Nimbin Hemp Embassy, Cocktail Corner with Rob Elliot, founder of Winetopia, and Joel Field of Pearly to talk about their upcoming gig this Saturday at Whammy Bar.    How exciting! And all thanks to The Beer Spot!

Brian, Blake, and Richard are back for Episode 516 of the Chasing Tone PodcastBrian welcomes us all to a different podcast and Richard question's reality as we roll in hot this week. Brian is also geeking over the Ernie Ball Axis and he is close to pulling the trigger and tells us all about his bending technique and questions Richard's pronunciation.    Would you take a different stage name as a performer?  The guys chat about this before invoking some painful memories and discussing the rarest record ever made. Paul Reed Smith has defended his products from critics and the guys discuss the merits of PRS guitars. Richard has a terrible business idea and Blake does not want to go down a dark path.Blake has some useful guitar case storage tips and also reports on his vermin and wildlife situation before debating home made Laser weapons. Take a sip in advance. Meanwhile Richard went to a reunion of the legendary Iron Horse pub and discusses what made it so special.  Blake is filled with a mighty need. Brian makes a big mistake and nearly reveals something. Richard swears about 5 star. Alan Murphy, Chris Buttocks, 432 HZ, Cheech and Swan, Ironfest, Useless Eaters, Gibson U2, Lavalamps...it's all in this week's Chasing Tone!Thanks to all our supporters - you are awesome!We are on Patreon now too!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chasingtonepodcast)Awesome Course, Merch and DIY mods:https://www.guitarpedalcourse.com/https://modyourownpedal.com/Find us at:https://www.wamplerpedals.com/https://www.instagram.com/WamplerPedals/https://www.facebook.com/groups/wamplerfanpage/Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdVrg4Wl3vjIxonABn6RfWwContact us at: podcast@wamplerpedals.comSupport the Show.

Michelle takes out Second Guessing, catching a Dimmer track! Tender Moonlight dials in in to chat about his single release party this Friday 31st May at Whammy Bar w/ Baby Zionov, Magic Factory, Moppy and Roy Irwin. Stage Direction is with Vincent Andrew-Scammell, chat about how Bull Rush, the newest improv group in residency at Basement's Friday night is going. On Ready Steady Learn, Senior Lecturer in the School of Biology Kristal Cain chats about how the Titipounamu is changing what we thought we knew about bird evolution. Whakarongo mai nei!

Tender Moonlight is dialling in to chat about his single release party this Friday 31st May at Whammy Bar w/ Baby Zionov, Magic Factory, Moppy and Roy Irwin.

Michelle takes out Second Guessing, catching a Dimmer track! Tender Moonlight dials in in to chat about his single release party this Friday 31st May at Whammy Bar w/ Baby Zionov, Magic Factory, Moppy and Roy Irwin. Stage Direction is with Vincent Andrew-Scammell, chat about how Bull Rush, the newest improv group in residency at Basement's Friday night is going. On Ready Steady Learn, Senior Lecturer in the School of Biology Kristal Cain chats about how the Titipounamu is changing what we thought we knew about bird evolution. Whakarongo mai nei!

Tender Moonlight is dialling in to chat about his single release party this Friday 31st May at Whammy Bar w/ Baby Zionov, Magic Factory, Moppy and Roy Irwin.

Wellington band Dartz have been touring their chart topping album Dangerous Day To Be A Cold One all over New Zealand throughout April. On their way to Whammy Bar on K Rd in Auckland they called in for a chat about the roads and the fantastic way they assembled back in the day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UNCUT IV: Rhys Darby and his son Finn come in for a chat with the team to talk about Finn's band "Great Big Cow" playing at the Whammy Bar tonight! PLUS: Finn tells us about life at a USA highschool, and yes it's just like in the movies! Rhys talks about going from managing The Flight of the Conchords to his son. Rhys spills the tea on what it's like to work with Sharyn on TV... We get an exclusive play on "The Coffee Song" which Rhys and his family sing when they're having a coffee at home! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

E whai ake nei, coming up today on VA! Liam spoke to Phil Elverum from Mount Eerie and The Microphones about their upcoming gig at Whammy Bar. Frances speaks with Gene Rivers, Auckland Council Arts and Culture Programmer who runs the Stand Up Stand Out performing arts and music regional competition for high schoolers. She also speaks with Sally McMath from Artspace Aotearoa about the launch of The Kit, a new subscription-based artist resource.

Today Matthew talks to Jesse about tracks from D.C Maxwell who's playing Whammy Bar on June 9th and Circling the Sun's track Veneer. They're playing Auckland Unitarian on July 8 with a 7 piece choir backing them.

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Episode 34 of Season 5 kicked off on 25 August 2022 at 7 pm on Rebel Rock Radio.  ACDC got us out the blocks with a track off Power Age called ‘Gone Shooting, We stayed in that style of rock and checked out The LA Maybe, a band out of the Carolinas, and an awesome track called 'Sucker Punch'.  In recognition of the fact that the world is pretty fucked at the moment we took a listen to ex-Hanoi Rocks and glam icon Michael Monroe with a track called ‘Junk Planet'.  Then we got heavy with Burn The Priest, the band that were Lamb of God before they became Lamb of God and a Melvins cover called 'Honey Bucket'.  Then we followed on from last week with another track off Bring Me The Horizon's incredibly good album Sempiternal.  One of the highlights of this show was an awesome track by SA band Fear of Falling, this was a new single they released called ‘All My Time'.  SA music is world-class, always has been always will be.   We took in some Metallica off Kill ‘Em All and then changed the tone with The Offspring and a track called 'Self Esteem'.  Noodles on guitar got some love for his guitar sound.  Ibanez and Pitbull Amps are apparently the secrets.  25 August is famous for being the birthday of two of the greatest rock stars the world has ever known, two guys who had a huge influence on me personally as a kid discovering this awesome music.  I am talking about Gene Simmons and Rob Halford, to celebrate their birthdays, 73 and 71 respectively we took a listen to Gene with 'God of Thunder' off kiss Alive II and Rob with 'Victim of Changes' off Unleashed in the East.  Those two albums got played to death when I was growing up and I used Kid Rocks' anthemic 'Still Something' off his latest album Bad Reputation to hammer home the point that in the 70s and 80s music rock music was special.  From there it was Tom Petty followed by Bruce Springsteen with a lovely sentiment in his track “Further On (Up The Road) off The Rising.  God remember that hey?, 9-11, seems like a lifetime ago and it took the Boss to put it all in perspective as only he can. The show went heavy again with a new band called The Halo Effect, made up of ex-members of In Flames and Mikael Stanne from Dark Tranquility, it's well worth a listen, the album is called Days of the Lost.  There was no way we were going anywhere without taking another track off the stupendous new Arch Enemy album, Deceivers, the track we heard was ‘Spreading Black Wings', from there is was My Chemical Romance and Oasis time and a bit of Billy idol thrown in for good measure.  The end of the show was a bit self-indulgent and took us back to some good jols in Cape Town, the scene was set with Kobus!, The Uninvited with 'The Poultry Christ' and Fokofpolisiekar with some Neil Young thrown in.   Kobus! with 'Die Volk Van Main' is a very special song, Theo Crous and Francois Blom got it right here.  The only huge disappointment with all this was that after Neil Young I explained how we used to use Tom Waits to clear the Whammy Bar in Cape Town and then I said cheers and goodnight and I assume that I didn't hit the mic button so we have a 60 min silence and no Cheerio until Tom Waits takes us out with 'Mr Siegal.  Sorry about that.   Artists featured:  ACDC, The L.A. Maybe, U.D.O., Michael Monroe, Warrant, Adrenaline Mob, Burn the Priest, Bring Me the Horizon, Fear of Falling, W.A.S.P., Metallica, The Offspring, Great White, Baton Rouge, Kiss, Judas Priest, Kid Rock, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Bruce Springsteen, Jasper Dan, The Halo Effect, Texas Hippie Coalition, Arch Enemy, My Chemical Romance, Oasis, The Professionals, Billy Idol, Stiff Little Fingers, The Distillers, Kobus!, The Uninvited, Fokofpolisiekar, Neil Young, Tom Waits

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Gussie and Ezra come into the studio to chat about horror mansions, silver blades and shredding. Check out the video for their new track "Miraculous Death" and catch them at Whammy Bar with Dick Move on August 19th. Whakarongo mai nei!

Oli from Hans Pucket has a chat about their upcoming winter tour 'Confidently Test Out New Material' ! You can catch them playing with BUB at Whammy Bar this Friday 1 July. Whakarongo mai nei. 

Landlord Paul Reid has been trashing some of his own tenants for their vaccine pass policies. Whammy Bar on Karangahape Road still uses the passes for safety, even though they're no longer legally required. Now Reid, their landlord, is accused of acting badly on social media, giving the bar a one star rating and a negative review. In one post he refers to the venue's history as a punk rock anti-establishment dive bar, inferring nothing is as uncool as asking to scan a pass. But it's the landlord that's getting an ice cold response. Katie Todd has the story.

Bars around the country still requiring Covid-19 vaccine passes are finding themselves at the forefront of online activity by anti-mandate supporters. The requirement for hospitality and close-proximity businesses to use vaccine passes was scrapped last Tuesday. But days later, some venues started getting negative online reviews and comments on their social media. Auckland's Karangahape Road stalwart Whammy Bar co-owner Lucy Macrae and Wellington beer bar Hashigo Zake owner Dominic Kelly spoke to Corin Dann.

Welcome to Late Night with Ben Kenobi. The vagina is nature's pocket. Ryan loves trees, but loves his Hello Kitty notebooks more. To be perfectly honest, I would love to fist bump a robot. Ted Lasso > Dave > Cobra Kai. The first day of every year sucks for Dan. Ryan still hates cartoons. Warped Tour was only ever possible because of the hemp jewelry tent. Support Story of the Year on Patreon: patreon.com/storyoftheyear Get Story of the Year merch: storyoftheyearmerch.com Follow Story of the Year on social media: Instagram twitter Dan: Instagram twitter Adam: Instagram twitter Josh: Instagram twitter Ryan: Instagram Story of the year, page avenue, in the wake of determination, the black swan, the constant, wolves, until the day I die, Pabst blue ribbon, liquid death, emo, emo nite, emo's not dead, pop-punk, punk, screamo, warped tour, vans warped tour, Kevin Lyman, the used, Atreyu, my chemical romance, Yellowcard, William Ryan key, bayside, Silverstein, Shane told, Saosin, every time I die, Anberlin, Glassjaw, he is legend, destroy rebuild until god shows, 105.7 the point, toby morse, lead singer syndrome, prs guitars, Ernie ball, music man --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pageavenuecrew/support

This Rock review is on SA legend Piet Botha and his band Jack Hammer.  Piet passed away on 2 June 2019 and he is loved and remembered by a legion of rock fans in SA and around the world.  Some of the happiest times of my life were spent watching Jack Hammer and experiencing the magic of Piet Botha and his incredible songs.  This Rock Review went out on 17 and 19 August 2021 and due to popular demand, it is included here so that those who missed it can kick back for an hour and experience the music of Piet Botha and Jack Hammer.  

Oliver and Joe from Shepherds Reign popped in for a chat about the band this morning ahead of their gig tomorrow night at Whammy Bar. Whakarongo mai nei to hear more! 

Short and sweet episode unlike the hangover i have while uploading the episode from the last 72hrs of hanging with ORPHEUS. Listen to Orpheus or Fuck you dude!!

Ripship are playing alongside Transistor and Na Noise this saturday at Whammy Bar, and Callum popped in to have a chat about what the band has been up to, and what 2021 has in store!

Ripship are playing alongside Transistor and Na Noise this saturday at Whammy Bar, and Callum popped in to have a chat about what the band has been up to, and what 2021 has in store!

Justin from Dick Move popped in for a chat about Sweet Treats Punk Night which is having its fourth outing at Whammy Bar tonight. It's free, it's got market stalls, and it's got some mint bands playing- whakarongo mai nei to hear about the project!

Steve Newall chats "Oners" and Zac Aronld comes in to chat about a party he's curating at Whammy Bar!

A team of top New Zealand musicians have pooled their efforts on a fundraising album for two of Auckland's "bestest & divey'est live music venues" - Whammy Bar and The Wine Cellar. The digital album is a homage to not only these beloved venues but to the "melting pot" of K Road, says its curator, music promoter Anthony Metcalfe.

Waiver Wired, Season 2, Episode 4: The Podfather Matt Kelley (@fantasy_mansion) has pinpointed top fantasy football waiver wire adds and FAAB bids for week 5 from Damien Harris to Justin Jackson to D'Ernest Johnson to Dontrell Hilliard to Tee Higgins to Hunter Renfrow to Laviska Shenault to Andy Isabella to Zach Pascal. Apologizing for the Mike Davis whiff. Check out PlayerProfiler's In-Season Rankings: www.playerprofiler.com/player-rankings Advanced metrics, prospect evaluations, and fantasy football information were provided by PlayerProfiler.com

He's come halfway around the world from Australia to attend and display at the NAMM Show in Anaheim, California. It's the world's largest trade show specializing in everything that has to do with the music industry. Since he enrolled at the last minute they gave him the most remote booth in the furthest corner of the show out of the limelight. Without a clue what to expect he busied himself showing people his new invention--It's a digital whammy bar that has unlimited potential unlike anything of its kind. Jimi Hendrix would have absolutely loved this thing. By the fourth day Peter was totally exhausted and ready to pack up and fly home but later that morning lo and behold an announcement was broadcast that his idea captured the imagination of the entire show. He was awarded 'Best In Show' and his booth was soon inundated by dozens of businessmen literally throwing their cards at him. Peter Walker is no fluke and to get to talk and listen to him is nothing short of true inspiration.

Today we'll talk about guitar and bass bridges. What makes a good bridge? What makes a bad bridge? A huge topic - impossible to do much more than scratch the surface in this one broadcast, but let's do our best!I will attempt to address the main guitar bridge styles, including the classic T and S style, tune-o-matic, locking whammy, wraparound - and hopefully we have a moment to discuss about the Evertune bridge as well.A little disclaimer - this podcast is not about the guitars we make in my company. Instead, it's simply a dialogue to help you, who are interested in learning more about your own instrument. The brand of the guitar makes no difference whatsoever.These podcasts have been edited from my Weekly Wednesday Q&A YouTube live streams. You'll probably notice this from time to time when listening. If you feel you're missing a detail due to the lack of moving picture, you can always find the equivalent content on YouTube! Talk to you soon,Juha

Deb5000 are one of our Fancy New Bands playing tonight at Whammy Bar (for free!) and Jess and Ciara popped in for a chat. You can catch them live at 9.30pm, but come down early to see the full line-up: Fable, Ripship, Dharmarat, Crap Date and Elegant world! And if you can't make it in person, you can tune-in on the radio or watch the live stream on the 95bFM facebook page. 

We're back with a new episode! This week we preview IPW at The Whammy Bar show this weekend, Austin Fouts joins us to talk Rugged Pro Wrestling training academy and much more! Plus we talk the Wednesday night wars and much more! 

We're back with a new episode! This week we preview the IPW show at the Whammy Bar in Crystal Lake, IA. Austin fouts joins us to talk Rugged Pro Wrestling training academy and much more! Plus The Zigman and Zach Takes talk the Wednesday night wars!

This weeks podcast is the very special live How Not To Be An Asshole variety show recorded at the wild and wondrous Whammy Bar, last Thursday. In an effort to raise enough money to allow the podcast to become mobile we gathered some of our favourite people together and put on a show complete with music, talking, news stories, idiocy, a lone incoherent heckler, shitty questions, amazing insights and beers. Featuring: Richie Hardcore Steward Samuel Te Kani, Renee and Demaris Coulter from Coco's Cantina and the music stylings of Emily Edrosa, Mzwètwo, Jeremy Cosmo Potts and Todd's Dad! If you want to help support the podcast head to https://www.patreon.com/HNTBAA

We invited longtime friend 'El Trendelino' (Trendy) to whip up a special mix for us. With a wildly unpredictable style, Aucklander Josh Roberts is a regular on the airwaves; currently hosting two radio shows on Base FM (The Stoop / B2BO: Been To Berlin Once) & when the sun goes down, a busy Deej & cherished dancer at club nights all over town. You can follow him here: https://soundcloud.com/pimppants For the last hour: we let Gus sizzle on warm up duties for Prosumer at Whammy Bar ~ direct from the dance floor to you. Enjoy. *El Trendelino* Madlib - Galt Suite 7 [Kilmarnock] Nottz - Joy Road Part 1 & 2 [Strata Records] Flying Lotus - Data Entry [Izwid] Surly - Thirteen [Polish Juke] James Blake - Retrograde [Polydor] Fritz Wentink - Girls In Matching Bathing Suits [Bobby Donny] Shamos - Palace Pavilion [Apron Records] Aquarius Heaven - Universe [Circus Company] Persona Service - Balanced Asymetry [Cellar Door Service] DJ Talk - Doufeeltherain [Unreleased] Theo Parrish - Lost Keys [Music is…Records] Seb Wildblood - Jazz Vol.1 [Church] JVXTA - SS Anne [Distant Hawaii] Fairmont - Poble Sec [Beachcoma] DJ Slyngshot - They Still Can’t Grasp It [Yappin] Cloud City - T.H.C. (Lukes Live Arrangement) [MML] Omar S - Hell on Earth [FXHE Records] Art Alfie - Easy To Love! [Junk Yard Connections] Uffe - Keep Smiles On The Side [Tartelet Records] *Gus* No Tracklist

Here is the 50th installment of the Dreams of Consciousness podcast, featuring an interview with Maxwell Gravelle of Setentia. I took a short trip to New Zealand in early April, scheduling my trip to coincide with Impetuous Ritual's gig at Whammy Bar in Auckland. As readers of the blog may have noticed, I'm somewhat obsessed with New Zealand's metal scene, and I was eager to interview a few bands while I was in town. Setentia is a band that I've followed with keen interest since I heard their 2 song promo a few years back. I've been looking forward to interviewing them, and this trip presented a unique opportunity to do so. I sat down with Maxwell shortly after Impetuous Ritual finished their set. We discussed Setentia's history, as well as the backstory behind the writing and release of their debut Darkness Transcend. I also asked Maxwell to fill me in on the New Zealand metal scenes. It was an elucidating chat all around. My thanks again to Maxwell for taking the time to meet and talk to me, and to you for listening. TRACKLISTING: The Enemy Within Beyond Myopic Blame Throne of Thorns Fruit of Life

Unknown Mortal Orchestra's new album Sex & Food is prompting Melody Thomas to think about the apocalypse. She asks the band's founder and frontman, Ruban Nielson if that's what he intended.

"Metal Chick Podcast Episode 39 - Andrew Balistreri of Thrasher" We are sitting down with the lead singer of Thrasher, one of Milwaukee’s most popular metal cover bands. Andrew shares how he first got into music, how Metallica influenced his early years, and how despite playing guitar, he decided being a lead singer was the way to go. He tells us how Thrasher came to be and how he and his best friend Larry Luling have been jamming together for years. Thrasher’s first gig was at the Whammy Bar (now Lucky Chance) and how Project Mayhem was a blast to play. He shares the process of discovery when it comes to new venues to play. How they come up with their song selections and staying versatile in order to be able to play the harder songs. Then we chat about opening bands and split bills. And finally he gives us the #1 piece of advice he would give a new band front man. Thrasher Facebook November 11 Gig at Garibaldi's

Spinoff Music editor Henry Oliver talks to Peter Dickens and Matt Paul about mental health issues in New Zealand music and a mental health benefit show on in Auckland tonight. Either download (right click to save), subscribe through iTunes, RSS, your fave podcast client, or have a listen below. Mind Games a two-venue show to raise funds for The Mental Health Foundation and increase awareness about mental health in New Zealand is on tonight, 9 June across both venues at Whammy Bar on Karangahape Rd, Auckland.

Two hours of Friendly Potential DJs Harmony and Gus warming up for Palms Trax. Recorded live at Whammy Bar, Auckland on 27 Jan 2017. @mrgoodrock @hypeasgus

All about the whammy bar including who invented it, different incarnations, how it works and who uses it.

All about the whammy bar including who invented it, different incarnations, how it works and who uses it.

This is another one of those shows that has been in the works for what seems like an eternity.  I've been friends Scooter Hanes for a few years now, but it has taken all that time for the stars to align such that the timing is right to have him on the show.  Fortunately, with his demo completed and work begun a full-length CD, this has become the opportune time to give him a little promotion. Scooter has made a name for himself on the east coast with various musical projects and a CD with his former musical partner Paul "Pabo" Dake released through Zigmo Records -- good luck finding a copy.  Here in Indiana he has been very successful playing such venues as the Whammy Bar, the Rathskellar, and recurring gigs at a couple of notable chain restaurants here in town.  Contrary to rumor, he is not the guy in the freecreditreport.com commercials. Recently, however, he has put his efforts into his own music as the primary singer/songwriter/guitarist in the Scooter Hanes Band, and inexplicably, is actively looking to trade steady, high-paying, corporate gigs for the smaller audiences of the less-stable, less-appreciated, all-original music scene.  For that, we salute and support him. Links referenced in the show:            Scooter Hanes can be found here: | . He has graciously shared tracks from his recently-completed demo with us today.  His first solo CD is in the works, and we will have a link here when it becomes available. Random non-sequitor trivia: New Castle, Indiana  does indeed host the . In case you hadn't heard: Yes, .  Scooter plays, and wholeheartedly endorses . Scooter is currently a staple performer at Jimmy Buffet's and occasionally .  The fourth track played, Under the Mistletoe, features Lani Williams, who currently performs as a duo with Joe Hart.  You can check out their stuff here: .

Another milestone has been hit here on the Xcast and our future is looking good. This episode we were Corran-less, Tony-less but Justin managed to show up. Since there was a lack of hosts, I called in one of my good friend Derek (DROCTHAHOUSE) to fill in. This episode we brought you all the latest news going on around the industry including the new backwards compatibility list, GTA IV rumors, the Guitar Hero 2 Whammy Bar fix and much more. For this weeks opinion segment we talked about if Microsoft is confusing people with the 3 SKU's and we revisited the Guitar Hero 2 Song Pack issue. Please visit www.theman661.com to post your comments on Episode #30. Thanks For Listening! -Frank (Gamertag: TheMan661)