Podcasts on the topic of “Lincoln Hall” 8 results

Artist Interviews Rayland Baxter

Rayland Baxter hails from Nashville but has made his home on the rode touring his 2015 release Imaginary Man for the past couple of years. Features Director Amanda Roscoe Mayo met up with him at Lincoln Hall to discuss new music, getting to the bottom of why he always wears a hat, and the story behind the capital “L” found in all of Rayland’s correspondence. Tune in to hear more about recalling memories from voice memos and how he connects to the songwriting process.

Produced by Amanda Roscoe Mayo (@AmandaRMayo)

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Artist Interviews Dream Version

Alec of local band Dream Version recently sad down in the CHIRP Studios with Andrew Meriweather to discuss the band's origin and their upcoming album Fight Fair (out 7/7/17).

Catch Dream Version live at their record release show on Saturday, July 8th at Lincoln Hall! (infomation here)

produced by Brian Szpak

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Artist Interviews The Bird And The Bee

Before headlining Lincoln Hall, The Bird And The Bee's Inara George met up with CHIRP's Bobby Evers and Jessi D to talk about how becoming parents changed things for the band, the challenges of touring without the bee (aka, the other half of the duo, Greg Kurstin), and why it took the band so long to release their 2015 album, Recreational Love.

Produced by Bobby Evers (@ohbusiness)
Interview by Bobby Evers and Jessi D (@originalJessiD)
 

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Artist Interviews Young Fathers

Before their show at Lincoln Hall for the Chicago stop on their North American tour in support of White Men Are Black Men Too, Mercury Prize winning group Young Fathers talked to CHIRP's Cher Vincent about the blues in their hip-hop, finding power in simplicity, and challenging sensibilities through performance.

produced by Cher Vincent (@chermusings)

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Artist Interviews Natalie Prass

Before one of her many shows at SXSW, singer-songwriter Natalie Prass sat down with CHIRP's Dylan Peterson to swap stories about Godzilla toys, determine the distinct smell of heartbreak, and talk about how she was influenced by Harry Nilsson's Popeye soundtrack.

Natalie Prass is performing at the Pitchfork Music Festival, and plays Lincoln Hall on May 11.

produced by Dylan Peterson

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Artist Interviews Mucca Pazza

CHIRP's Cher Vincent sat down with Mucca Pazza's Dave Smith and Ronnie Kuller at their Logan Square rehearsal space, discussing the history of the band, the latest album, L.Y.A., and what the future holds for this merry band of freaks.

Mucca Pazza celebrates their 10th anniversary and the release of their fifth album; L.Y.A., out on Leather Bus, at Lincoln Hall this Halloween.

Produced by Eugene Cabanban

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Artist Interviews The Growlers

Brooks Nielsen, lead singer of The Growlers, took a moment to chill with CHIRP's Dylan Peterson before the band's sold out show at Lincoln Hall. With Brooks' dog running free in the little park across the street from the venue, they sat on a bench and talked about dogs and the pack life, breaking bones on European tours, The Lemons and Burger Records and Cassette Store Day.
The Growlers latest album, Chinese Fountain, is out 9/23 on Everloving Records.
produced by Dylan Peterson

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Artist Interviews Rogue Wave

In support of their 2013 release, Nightingale Floors, Oakland's Rogue Wave headlined two nights in a row at Lincoln Hall, and CHIRP's Katie Owens was there for both. Before their first show she interviewed Zach and Pat about the art of accessibility, finding hope in an album's hidden track, and the challenge of always staying in a creative state.

produced by Matt McFarland

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