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Jersey's Loss is Hawaii's Gain: An Interview With Frank Bressi Of The Chilling Details
originally posted on 2009-12-12 12:02:55
On December 19th, Frank Bressi's former band, The Chilling Details, will reunite for one final time before Bressi heads off for a new life in Hawaii. The show takes place at the Saint in Asbury Park, NJ and includes sets by Infinite Detour, Anthony Fiumano and the Medicine Chest, the Bloodsugars, and Chemtrail. I caught up with Frank via email to ask him about the show, his move to Hawaii, and whether or not he was ready to become a fan of Spam...
The End of The Woods: An Interview with Chris Batten
originally posted on 2009-10-21 10:41:18
On Friday, October 23rd, Chris Batten and The Woods will play their final gig at Maxwell's in Hoboken. The band has been one of my favorite local acts over the past five years, so I was glad to get the chance to talk with Chris about the situation and what's in store for the future. The show, which also includes Tris McCall and Val Emmich, takes place during the CMJ Music Festival.
An Interview With Christina Eliopoulos On "Greetings From Asbury Park"
originally posted on 2009-09-09 11:21:22
An interview with filmmaker Christina Eliopoulos who shot the documentary, "Greetings From Asbury Park" and is currently working on "Demon on Wheels".
Status Green:
On To The Next Goal
originally posted on 2009-08-31 19:45:58
Status Green has not only been one of the most popular bands along the Jersey Shore for several years, but they one of the hardest working bands as well. Their hard work definitely paid off this summer when the band landed great shows at the PNC Bank Arts Center, Jones Beach, the Warped Tour in Camden, and at the Florida Music Festival. It's always great to see local acts getting a taste of success, but sometimes the good stuff gets lost in the shuffle so I contacted Lou Montessano to hear his take on the band's recent successes and to see if there was anything else under the radar or in the future that people should know about...
Interview with Mick Chorba of The Successful Failures
originally posted on 2009-07-21 09:07:00
Mick Chorbo is probably best known as the man behind The Dipsomaniacs, one of New Jersey's best and sadly overlooked bands. Currently, he spends most of his time with the band, The Successful Failures, who will be releasing a new CD out in a few months. We caught up with Mick through an email interview to talk about his bands, the upcoming record, and his record company - Face Down Records.
Rock on Radio features AGENCY in the Studio
originally posted on 2009-06-13 12:45:01
Dan Coleman, a veteran of the local music scene for over thirty years, is the host of Rock On Radio - a new radio show dedicated to helping artists and bands in the tri-state area get more exposure. His goal is to open up a venue for established, as well as new acts, to have their music heard. On Sunday, June 14, he will have the band AGENCY in the studio. We spoke with Dan via email about the show.
Interview with Gordon Brown about The 2009 Wave Gathering Festival
originally posted on 2009-06-10 21:48:12
We caught up with Gordon Brown of All Hour Entertainment Group to talk about the festival, which he helped start four years ago along with Scott Stamper of The Saint.
Interview with Jody Joseph about her Janis Joplin / Stevie Nicks Show
originally posted on 2009-05-27 18:39:02
On Saturday, May 30 Jody Joseph will perform a special theatrical tribute to Janis Joplin and Stevie Nicks at the Paramount Theatre in Asbury Park. We had a chance to catch up with Jody to ask her a few questions about the show...
Donate Instruments at Clearwater Festival this Saturday
originally posted on 2008-08-15 00:00:00
Bill Hudson will be returning to the area for this weekend's Clearwater Festival. This time around, he's also collecting instruments for schools in the gulf area that are still hurting ever since Katrina. If you are interested in donating to the cause, bring the instrument to Sunset Park in Asbury Park on Saturday, August 16th. Bill will be performing at 5:30pm. For more information go to http://www.mcclearwater.org/festival.php
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Surviving The Rock Star Myth
originally posted on 2007-11-01 00:00:00
Richard Barone, former lead singer of the legendary band The Bongos, recently released his first book, FRONTMAN: Surviving the Rock Star Myth, a book based on his own experience and those of other rock and roll frontmen. His old band actually reunited at the Hoboken Fall Arts & Music Festival to help promote the release of Drums Along The Hudson - Special Edition finally released the way it was always intended to sound. While the band was back in Hoboken, the city took the chance to honor the band with a proclamation calling September 30th "Bongos Day" - a fitting tribute to the band which pretty much led to the creation of Maxwell's as an original music venue. In doing so, Richard Barone and his bandmates put Hoboken back on the forefront of New Jersey's musical map for the first time since maybe the days when a young Frank Sinatra still walked the streets.
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