I’m not sure how I became friends with Kent Aberle on Facebook, I am friends with many musicians that I have never met. I check my Facebook page daily. I began to noticed some interesting updates by Kent all relating to a tour an Australian band called “The On Fires” was doing in China. […]
The band Rockets To Ruin is synonymous with the Atlanta rock scene. They have worked with some of my favorite’s such as Paul Stanley, Powerman 5000, Nashville Pussy, Valiant Thorr and Josh Todd, just to name a few. Rockets To Ruin’s licky guitar and bass are provided by Keith Horne and Chris Taylor, the popping […]
Most people remember the Crash Test Dummies for their mid-nineties hit “Mmmmm, mmmm” and their chart-topping album God Shuffled His Feet, but Brad Roberts and crew have been busy in the years since. After a six year hiatus from recording albums, Crash Test Dummies released a new album in the spring of 2010 and have […]
Getting to talk to some of my favorite musicians never gets tiring but it does get even more exciting when its someone I idolized as a teen. Skid Row was a big part of my high school years and I had an entire wall dedicated to these guys. I even managed at times wore […]
Fitz and the Tantrums are on the path to stardom. In the midst of their second tour of the year and coming from live performances on the late night television circuit, I caught up with bassist Joseph Karnes and keyboardist Jeremy Rezumna to ask a few questions about the band’s sound, life on the road, […]
Ned Evett & Triple Double blew into Atlanta on December 1st with Joe Satriani. This band was an amazing opener! With Ned at the helm, Malcolm Bruce: Bass and Todd Chavez: Drums were a power trio that rocked Center Stage with a fierceness like I rarely see. Ned has a great sense of humor, talking […]
Our good friend Paul Leslie sat down with Matt Costa and this is what transpired. Thanks Paul! Check him out online at HIS WEBSITE. An Interview with Matt Costa on “The Paul Leslie Hour” Recorded November 12, 2010 at the Loft at Center Stage in Atlanta, Georgia. Like a troubadour in the days of old, […]
