Concert Pipeline

Concert Pipeline's 350th episode featuring John Smith, in which we chat about meeting and playing for Paul McCartney, being in Sydney when Covid hit and barely making it home, and the difficult life events that led to writing and recording his new album, "The Fray." John also played a few songs for Concert Pipeline during the program.

Concert Pipeline's 349th episode featuring Sandman Sleeps, in which we chat with Christina & Alex Peck, Karsten Andersen and Zack Jones about growing up in a musical family, going on tour with a Mexican death metal band as a teenager, battling Covid, and their new album "Crisis Actor" out March 26.

Concert Pipeline's 348th episode featuring Dale Bozzio of Missing Persons, in which we discuss her relationship with Prince, getting "Mental Hopscotch" on KROQ as the #1 song in 1980, and playing their biggest show ever at US Festival in 1983.

Concert Pipeline's 347th episode featuring Dale Bozzio of Missing Persons, in which we discuss her presence in Frank Zappa's world, her cross-country road trip to spend 1 minute with Hugh Hefner, and her autobiography "Life is so Strange." This is the first half of our two-part interview.

Concert Pipeline's 346th episode featuring Ryan Culwell in which we discuss moving from the Texas Panhandle to Nashville and back, the finishing songs he was working on for years, and his new album "Run Like a Bull" out January 28.

Concert Pipeline's 345th episode featuring Lizzie Edwards of Lizzie & The Makers in which we discuss musical impact from her father and grandfather, her love of performing at Pete's Candy Store, and their new album "Dear Onda Wahl."

Concert Pipeline's 344th episode featuring Joshua Radin, in which we discuss his move to Sweden, his process of writing an album to process things, working with Howard Stern to raise money for Animal League, and having pizza with Weird Al. Joshua also performed "Hey You" exclusively for Concert Pipeline.

Concert Pipeline's 343rd episode featuring Steve March-Tormé, in which we discuss the influence of his father (Mel Tormé) and step-father (Hal March), performing "Christmas Song" with his daughters and with his father, and throwing an epic party with Liza Minnelli. Steve also performs his own Christmas song "I Remember Christmastime."

Concert Pipeline's 342nd episode featuring Jeff Pezzati and Bill Stephens from Naked Raygun, in which we discuss their parents' musical influence on them, playing Wrigley Field, being Dave Grohl's first concert, and their 31-year awaited new album "Over the Overlords."

Concert Pipeline's 341st episode featuring Marc Broussard, in which we discuss the way he is able to give back through his music, writing his first book "I Love You for You," the incredible memories he had performing in Napa, and his latest album "A Lullaby Collection III."

Concert Pipeline's 340th episode featuring Jim McCarty, in which we talk about the legends who passed through the band (Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck), touring with the Stones, breaking Ringo Starr's snare drum and his new book "She Walks in Beauty."

Concert Pipeline's 339th episode featuring John Craigie in which we talk about performing in legendary locations, his 90s covers album, unique items he has received from fans, and his newest album "Asterisk the Universe."

Concert Pipeline's 338th episode featuring Steve Conte of New York Dolls (former) and Michael Monroe, in which we discuss playing in bands with his brother throughout his life, playing Johnny B. Goode live with Chuck Berry, and his new album "Bronx Cheer" out November 5.

Concert Pipeline's 337th episode featuring Carmine Appice, in which we discuss Vanilla Fudge's cover of "Stop in the Name of Love," performing at the Fillmore in San Francisco in 1967, and his new album, "Energy Overload."

Concert Pipeline's 336th episode featuring ToBy, in which we discuss the support he received from his grandmother with his rapping career, his release party for "The Coast" in San Francisco, covering Billie Eilish and Donald Glover, and his new album "L'Espirit" out October 15.

Concert Pipeline's 335th episode featuring Joe Louis Walker in which we chat about playing shows with George Thorogood, playing at the Fillmore in the 60s, and his 30th album Eclectic Electric, out November 12.

Concert Pipeline's 334th episode featuring featuring Band of Silver in which we speak with Avery, Alex and Evan Silvernagel about making music since they were kids, starting their band in high school and writing/recording their EP "Always" in LA.

Concert Pipeline's 333rd episode featuring featuring The Zombies, in which we talk with Rod Argent about recording "Odyssey and Oracle" in 1967, being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, touring with Ringo Starr, and their performance in Abbey Road Studios.

Concert Pipeline's 332nd episode featuring Wild Rivers, in which we talk to Devan Glover and Andrew Oliver about having a virtual Zoom breakup party, their new album coming out next year, and Devan's first band, Devan and the Dads.

Concert Pipeline's 331st episode featuring Pat McManus Band, in which we talk to Pat about Dave King from Flogging Molly being in his band eons ago, recording songs from Mama's Boys from memory, and his new album "Full Service Resumed" out October 4.

Concert Pipeline's 330th episode featuring Birdtalker, in which we discuss Zack and Dani Green's path of growing up playing piano, drifting toward playing music together after getting married, their side-project Humbear, and their self-titled album out October 8.

Concert Pipeline's 329th episode features BottleRock festival performances by by Chromeo, Pacific Radio, Mondo Cosmo, Milky Chance, Young the Giant, Portugal. The Man, Cage The Elephant, and Guns N' Roses.

Concert Pipeline's 328th episode is The Dave Grohl Experience, including performances with Guns N' Roses, Hanukkah Sessions, the Culinary Stage drumming, and of course Foo Fighters.

Concert Pipeline's 327th episode featuring Gracie and Clyde Lawrence from BottleRock in which we talk about their Almost Famous experience, making music since they were kids, recording an *NSYNC cover, and their new album "Hotel TV."

Concert Pipeline's 326th episode featuring Sapphire, Jewel, and Jessy Reed from Gypsum in which we talk about their love of math, music not needing to be perfect, debating spending money on a jetski or recording and their new self-titled album out October 12.