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  • AthFest 2026: Dash Rip Rock at the Georgia Theatre

    AthFest 2026: Dash Rip Rock at the Georgia Theatre
    2026/07/20
    In this episode, Sloane catches up from the green room of the legendary Georgia Theatre in Athens, GA during AthFest, with Dash Rip Rock, who’s been hard at work on a collection of new songs that are already generating plenty of excitement, especially across Europe.We dive into the story behind their latest album, A Song in Everyone, recorded at Bobby Matt Patton’s wonderfully eclectic studio in Mississippi, Dial Back Sound. It’s the kind of place that’s old, funky, and full of character, the perfect setting to capture the band’s unmistakable sound.We reminisce about Sloane catching DRR back in the 688 days, talk about how the band has evolved over the years, and share a few laughs about life in the studio, including the occasional yacht rock soundtrack of Toto and Sting playing in the background while the creative magic happens.So pour yourself a drink, settle in, and join us as we explore the stories behind the songs in another low-key, high-taste happy hour for music nerds.Pin Our Tastemaker PlaylistsApple MusicTidalMusicians Featured in this EpisodeBobby Matt PattonBill Davis (Dash Rip Rock founder)Butthole SurfersDash Rip RockDexateensDrunken PrayerEric "Roscoe" Ambel (referred to as "Roscoe" and "Eric Campbell/Amble" in the transcript; misspoken and corrected to be Eric Ambel)Lilly HiattMusicians, Bands, Festivals, and ShipsAthFest (festival)HeAthens Fest (festival)Dan BairdDave BarbeDial Back Sound (studio/label)Drive-By TruckersFat Possum (studio referenced as the former Fat Possum studio)Georgia TheatreHenry BarbeHurray for the Riff RaffLance BangsLed ZeppelinMammoth RecordsMary Lee KortesMetroplex (Atlanta venue)Mitch EasterMojo Nixon (referred to simply as "Mojo")Morgan (of Drunken Prayer; surname not stated)Rob ReinerRolling StonesShinyribsSpain (mentioned as a touring market, not a venue/person)Steely DanStingSunny SweeneySupersuckersThe DeslondesThe Nick (venue in Birmingham, AL)The Outlaw Country CruiseThe Whole Truth and Nothing Butt: The Story of the Butthole Surfers (documentary)Tom Petty/Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (referenced as "the Heartbreakers")TotoWarner Hodges688 Club (referred to as "688" and "688 Presents")688 Presents (record, concert promotion series)The RegularsSloane SpencerChapters00:00 - Introducing Dash Rip Rock01:22 - New Music05:03 - Musical Connections and Band Origins07:02 - The Impact of Music on Creativity08:35 - European Audiences11:27 - The Return to Familiar StagesRecommended If You LikeDive Bar Music Club, 90s alt rock, emerging songwriters, cult band favorites, music playlists, indie music culture, music nerds podcast, recording studio stories, Athens music scene, Dash Rip Rock, Drive By Truckers, European music audiences, zine making, metal music photography, folk music nostalgia, new album releases, music collaborations, yacht rock, Butthole Surfers, live music venues, Dash Rip Rock, Dash Rip Rock interview, A Song in Everyone, Bobby Matt Patten, Dial Back Sound, Drive-By Truckers, ATHFest, Athens music festival, Georgia Theatre, Southern rock, roots rock, Americana music, alt-country, cowpunk, rock and roll, Mississippi recording studio, Water Valley Mississippi, Dexateens, Drunken Prayer, Mitch Easter, Tom Petty, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Butthole Surfers, Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, Toto, Sting, Warner Hodges, Dan Baird, Supersuckers, Lily Hiatt, Sunny Sweeney, Shinyribs, Hooray for the Riff Raff, Outlaw Country Cruise, Mammoth Records, 688 Club Atlanta, The Knick, independent rock music, new rock album, music podcast, artist interview, album recording, Southern music, Athens Georgia music scene, Europe tour, underground rock, cult rock band
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    12 分
  • Let's Get Weird, Sexy Disco Country Crooners, and GBBN (Good Band, Bad Name)

    Let's Get Weird, Sexy Disco Country Crooners, and GBBN (Good Band, Bad Name)
    2026/07/05
    This week's Dive Bar Music Club is a rabbit hole of garage rock side projects, forgotten lo-fi legends, Americana royalty, and gloriously oddball icons. The Regulars discuss everything from why some bands desperately need a new name to whether fans should let artists evolve, while swapping stories about tiny clubs, legendary live shows, and the strange magic of musicians who refuse to color inside the lines. Along the way, Swamp Dogg steals the conversation by being exactly as weird and wonderful as advertised, Tyler Childers sparks a thoughtful debate about artistic growth and rabid fanbases, and everyone accidentally proves that music nerds can spend ten minutes discussing an electronic duo's cassette track listing without a trace of irony, and somehow make it completely compelling.Pin Our Tastemaker PlaylistsApple MusicTidalMusicians Featured in this EpisodeKacey MusgravesAndrew SaDavid Rawlings/David Rawlings Machine/Dave RawlingsGillian WelchJack LoganOld 97s/Murray Hammond/Rhett MillerStyrofoam WinosWeird NightmareSwamp DoggTyler Childers/The Food StampsFestivalsAmericanaFestAtlanta Film FestivalMusicians & Bands & ReferencesBarry and Levon (The State sketch characters)Chris StapletonCindy LauperDaniel JohnstonDerek TrucksDylan LeBlancFlorrieGabe LeeGary U.S. BondsIron & WineJason Isbell/Jason Isbell and the 400 UnitJenny LewisJesse Welles (Tyler Childers band member)John PrineJon Spencer/Blues ExplosionJohnny Blue SkiesJohnny PaycheckKing MargoKraftwerkLavender CountryLindsey BuckinghamMetzMiranda LambertMJ LendermanNew OrderNeko CasePatrick HaggertyPeter BuckRatboysR.E.M.Rick RubinRilo KileyRyan DavisScott BaxendaleSlobberboneStarfuckerSturgill SimpsonSusan Tedeschi/Tedeschi Trucks BandThe PolliesThe ReplacementsVic ChesnuttW8ing4UFOsWednesdayYaz/Yazoo/Alison MoyetRecord LabelsCapricorn RecordsMedium Cool RecordsNew West RecordsSub Pop RecordsTwin/Tone RecordsVenuesBlue Plate Special (WDVX performance series)Boyd's Jig & ReelCoca-Cola Amphitheater (Birmingham)Fantasyland Records (Atlanta)Pinhook (Durham)Red Rocks AmphitheatreThe Basement (Nashville)WDVX RadioThe RegularsNelson GullettCharles HaleAmanda MilesSloane SpencerChapters00:17 - Introducing the Guests02:36 - Exploring New Sounds: Weird Nightmare and Beyond07:59 - The Rise of Jack Logan18:44 - Traveling and Music Experiences21:50 - New Discoveries in Music and Memory28:42 - The Evolution of Tyler's Sound38:10 - Exploring New Sounds in Country Music44:21 - Reflections on Swamp Dog's Legacy46:36 - Exploring New and Established Artists52:51 - The Transition to New Music DiscussionsRecommended If You LikeDive Bar Music Club, music podcast, indie rock podcast, Americana podcast, alt-country podcast, roots music, new music discovery, music recommendations, playlist podcast, Tyler Childers, Kacey Musgraves, Gillian Welch, David Rawlings, Swamp Dogg, Old 97's, Jack Logan, Weird Nightmare, Styrofoam Winos, Andrew Sa, John Spencer, John Spencer Blues Explosion, Jenny Lewis, Rilo Kiley, Jason Isbell, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, REM, Peter Buck, Peter Jesperson, The Replacements, Vic Chesnutt, Daniel Johnston, Iron & Wine, MJ Lenderman, Wednesday, Ratboys, Slobberbone, Sturgill Simpson, Johnny Blue Skies, Chris Stapleton, Lindsey Buckingham, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Patrick Haggerty, Lavender Country, Americana music, indie music, garage rock, power pop, lo-fi music, Southern rock, country music, record collecting, vinyl records, record stores, live music, concert reviews, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, AmericanaFest, WDVX, Sub Pop Records, New West Records, Twin/Tone Records, Medium Cool Records, dive bar music club, 90s alt rock, emerging songwriters, indie music podcast, music playlists, lo-fi music, garage rock, power pop, Weird Nightmare band, Jack Logan music, Americana music, country music, alternative country, record store culture, music discovery, passionate music discussions, underground music, music collaborations, concert experiences, music recommendations
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    57 分
  • Happy Pride 2026! Music Gets Us Through Grief and Exciting Breaking News

    Happy Pride 2026! Music Gets Us Through Grief and Exciting Breaking News
    2026/06/26
    Happy Pride! Sloane Spencer catches up with music journalist and Rainbow Rodeo founder Rachel Cholst during a period of both profound loss and exciting professional growth. Rachel reflects on the unexpected death of a longtime friend, sharing how music, ritual, and community have helped her navigate grief, while also discussing major milestones including Rainbow Rodeo’s subscriber drive, plans to revive its podcast, and the news that SiriusXM’s Country Pride channel will become a permanent offering, with Rachel continuing as one of its voices. Along the way, the conversation explores the role of music in memory and healing, highlights emerging and established artists from the queer, indie, and Americana worlds, and touches on Rachel’s ongoing creative projects, including a comic book series (Kickstarter!). The result is a thoughtful, heartfelt discussion about loss, resilience, artistic community, and the ways music helps us make sense of life’s highs and lows.Pin Our Tastemaker PlaylistsApple MusicTidalMusicians Featured This EpisodeAndrew SaMicah Schnabel and Vanessa Jean SpeckmanNorth IngallsVNV NationMusicians Mentioned in Our ConversationAaron Lee TasjanCall Me RitaFrank TurnerGorillazHC McEntireJeff RosenstockJason MolinaJimmy Eat WorldJohnson and Magnolia Electric CompanyKMFDMKim RicheyLake Street DiveLavender CountryMount MoriahPaisley FieldsPatrick HaggertyProcol HarumRammsteinRatboysTwo Cow GarageThe RegularsRachel CholstSloane SpencerChapters00:04 - Dealing with Loss03:43 - New Beginnings: The Rainbow Rodeo Fundraiser15:00 - Navigating the Landscape of Country Music and Sirius XM16:00 - The Influence of Holographic Performances26:24 - Navigating Grief and Music32:03 - Transition to New Music Discussions35:53 - The Impact of Social Media on Music Connections44:06 - Exploring Creative PassionsRecommended If You Likepodcast episode, music and grief, loss of a friend, songs about death, emotional music, coping with loss, music therapy, LGBTQ+ music, Rainbow Rodeo, indie music, country music, music recommendations, alt rock, mental health and music, professional growth in music, overcoming grief, personal stories in music, music playlists, artists to listen to, music community, Dive Bar Music Club podcast, Rachel Cholst, Rainbow Rodeo, queer country music, LGBTQ country artists, Country Pride SiriusXM, SiriusXM Country Pride, Pride Month music, independent music journalism, music podcast, Americana music, indie rock music, alternative country, queer musicians, Rainbow Rodeo magazine, music discovery, emerging artists, Andrew Sa, North Ingalls, Micah Schnabel, Vanessa Jean Speckman, Two Cow Garage, Lavender Country, Patrick Haggerty, Paisley Fields, Jeff Rosenstock, VNV Nation, Ratboys, Jason Molina, Johnson and Electric Company, grief and music, music and healing, friendship and loss, funeral songs, music memories, country music culture, independent artists, music reviews, no Depression magazine, queer country community, music journalism interview, underground music scene, DIY music culture, singer-songwriter podcast, Americana podcast, LGBTQ music media, indie music recommendations, Pride Month podcast, music fandom, artist interviews, music community, alternative music podcast
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    50 分
  • Secretly Subversive Summer Sounds: New Tracks and Old Favorites with Nelson Gullett

    Secretly Subversive Summer Sounds: New Tracks and Old Favorites with Nelson Gullett
    2026/06/20
    Today, Nelson Gullett and Sloane Spencer get into one of the best parts of being a music fan: the stories that songs create along the way. The tracks we love often become tied to specific moments, memories, and people, and that’s exactly where this conversation starts.This episode moves between reconsidering nostalgia and new music discovery. We talk about the lasting emotional pull of music from The Jayhawks via Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman, while also shining a light on newer favorites from River Shook and Ismay. Along the way, our guests, a retired radio programmer and current radio host, bring plenty of insight, unexpected stories, and a few moments that might have you rethinking what makes a song stick with us.Whether you’ve spent years exploring Americana, live for indie rock discoveries, or are simply looking for your next favorite artist, there’s something here for you. We’ll share the records we can’t stop playing, celebrate a few overlooked gems, and dig into why certain songs keep finding their way back into our lives. If Yaz, R.E.M., and American Aquarium are all in your rotation, this episode is for you.Pour yourself a drink, settle in, and join us for a Pride Month conversation about music, memory, and the thrill of finding something you can’t wait to play again.Pin Our Tastemaker PlaylistsApple MusicTidalFocus Musicians for this EpisodeBlue MountainIsmay (Avery Hillman)The JayhawksRiver ShookVandoliersYaz/YazooMusicians, Bands, TV, Events, Record Labels, etc MentionedAldous HardingAmethyst KiahAmerican AquariumAndrew SaThe AmericansAmericana AwardsAmericanaFestBlake TallentBloodkinBloodshot RecordsBlue HighwayBlue RodeoBob DylanBob MouldCary HudsonChuck MeadDave Matthews BandDolly PartonDylan LeBlancEdery BazziniFleetwood MacGillian WelchThe GrooveHardly Strictly BluegrassHymn for HerIndia RameyIndigo GirlsIris DeMentJason NarducyJenni RoseJohn StirrattKathleen EdwardsKevin GordonLaurie StirrattLucinda WilliamsMandolin Orange/WatchhouseM.J. LendermanMichael ShannonMightmareMike MillsMike and the Moonpies/SilveradaMon RovîaNancies.orgNo DepressionOlivia WolfOtis GibbsPeter BuckPhoebe BridgersRadioheadRalph StanleyRatboysThe Reckless StrangersR.E.M.Red and the Paper FlowersSara BareillesSarah Shook and the DevilSarah Shook and the DisarmersScott MillerS.G. GoodmanSun VoltThomas Wolfe AuditoriumTrombone ShortyTyler ChildersU2WaxahatcheeWebb WilderWDVXWilcoWMOTWyatt EllisXXM Cross CountryVenues & Recurring Events Mentioned40 Watt ClubBlue Plate Special Performance StageBlue Plate SpecialRecord Store DaySummer Nights Concert SeriesTennessee ShinesYee-Haw Brewing Co.The Regulars in this EpisodeNelson GullettSloane SpencerChapters00:00 - Introduction to the Dive Bar Music Club Podcast06:18 - The Jayhawks and Their Lasting Impact19:16 - Discovering New Music: River Shook and Ismay23:33 - The Influence of Music and Poetry on Songwriting34:49 - Discovering New Music: The Journey of Vandoliers45:50 - The Importance of Integrity in MusicRecommended If You LikeDive Bar Music Club, 90s alt rock, emerging songwriters, touring songwriters, Americana music, live music shows, WDVX Radio, summer concert series, Webb Wilder, bluegrass artists, music playlists, eclectic music, indie music recommendations, music discovery, Nashville music scene, local music scene, new music releases, music nerds, music interviews, music festivals, Dive Bar Music Club podcast, Americana music podcast, indie rock podcast, alternative country music, alt-country bands, Americana artists, music discovery podcast, new music recommendations, Waxahatchee, MJ Lenderman, The Jayhawks, Rainy Day Music, Blue Mountain band, River Shook, Sarah Shook and the Disarmers, Ismay, Half Truth album, AmericanaFest, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival, WDVX Radio, Blue Plate Special, Knoxville music scene, Webb Wilder, Lucinda Williams, Gillian Welch, Iris DeMent, Wilco, Son Volt, REM, Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, Jason Narducy, Michael Shannon REM tour, Athens Georgia music, 40 Watt Club, Bloodshot Records, Vandoliers, Jenny Rose, American Aquarium, Kathleen Edwards, Tyler Childers, SG Goodman, Mon Rovîa, Ratboys, Amethyst Kiah, Wyatt Ellis, Dylan LeBlanc, indie folk music, roots music, bluegrass artists, singer-songwriter podcast, live music stories, music nostalgia, record collecting, Record Store Day, vinyl culture, music fandom, concert memories, underground music, independent artists, Southern music, Nashville music scene, Asheville concerts, Thomas Wolfe Auditorium, folk music discussion, country rock, roots rock, music interviews, emerging artists, favorite albums, music recommendations 2026, best Americana albums, indie music discovery, alternative music culture, music nerd podcast, low-key high-taste music podcast
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    55 分
  • Not Another Cranky White Guy, Your Album Cover Sucks, and Pink Floyd vs Rolling Stones?

    Not Another Cranky White Guy, Your Album Cover Sucks, and Pink Floyd vs Rolling Stones?
    2026/06/05
    This week on Dive Bar Music Club, we dive into the eclectic songs we've been listening to lately, and how we find new music. We're kicking it off with Kim Ware's recent tour and the joy of discovering music that truly resonates with us. Chad Cochran pulls back the curtain on album cover art and reminds us of his mental health series, I Didn't Want to Tell You, at Woodyfest and Nelsonville Music Festival. Charles Hale brings his distinct perspective as a record store owner to new music from old bands, and as we explore the fine line between artistic expression and marketability in album art. So grab your favorite drink, settle in, and let’s explore what we've been spinning on our playlists!Pin Our Tastemaker PlaylistsApple MusicTidalMusicians & Bands Mentioned6 String Drag (Rob Keller, Kenny Roby)Aldous HardingMike D (Beastie Boys)Clydie KingJesca HoopLily MillerMod LangRolling StonesTiwayo(Above on this episode's playlists)Adrianne Lenker (Big Thief)Ben NicholsBig StarBig ThiefBlack KeysBlack PumasBraidBob DylanThe CarsDamien JuradoDe La SoulDetroit CobrasFiona AppleJ Phono 1Jerry KeeJohn HarrisonKathleen EdwardsIron & WineJourneyLeith RossLeon BridgesLynyrd SkynyrdMerry ClaytonMetzNight RangerPaul McCartneyPhil SpectorPink FloydRainer MariaRay CharlesSad PlanetsSam BeamScott MillerSteely DanSuperchunkTom WaitsV-RoysWeird NightmareWoody GuthrieXTCY'All'ReYum Yum TreeEvents, Festivals, Media & OrganizationsNelsonville Music FestivalNew Orleans Jazz FestRecord Store DaySaturday Night LiveTheme StockWoody Guthrie Folk FestivalVenues, Labels, Stores & Publications40 Watt ClubBlue Note RecordsDriver 8 Records (Sign up for the vinyl record club here.)Nine Bullets music blogSub PopPlaces MentionedAthens, GAAtlanta, GAAustin, TXChapel Hill, NCCharlotte, NCClemson, SCColumbus, OHDetroit, MIFort Collins, CONew Orleans, LAOkemah, OKParis, FranceWilmington, NCThe Regulars in this EpisodeChad CochranCharles HaleSloane SpencerKim WareChapters00:00 - Introduction to the Dive Bar Music Club04:19 - Exploring New Tunes and Tour Tales10:48 - Navigating New Music Discovery17:40 - Discovering New Music23:46 - Exploring New Musical Influences32:24 - Exploring New Music Discoveries36:28 - The Discovery of Clyde King42:54 - Album Art and Creative Processes46:45 - The Art of Album CoversRecommended If You LikeDive Bar Music Club, music podcast, 90s alt rock, emerging songwriters, indie music recommendations, music discovery, live music performances, record store culture, music industry insights, singer-songwriter tours, album artwork design, music playlists, music trends, underground music scene, folk music, alternative music, music collaborations, music interviews, music nerds, new music releases, artist interviews, Dive Bar Music Club podcast, music discovery podcast, indie music recommendations, new music podcast, alternative music podcast, underground music scene, record store owner recommendations, finding new music, music nerd podcast, album cover art discussion, vinyl records, record collecting, independent musicians, singer songwriter podcast, touring musician stories, music festival photography, Nelsonville Music Festival, Woody Guthrie Folk Festival, record of the month club, Dryland Records, music algorithms, Spotify alternatives, Tidal music recommendations, NTS Radio, XMU radio, music curation, indie folk music, indie rock music, power pop revival, soul music recommendations, modern soul artists, French soul music, Tiwayo, Damien Jurado, Lily Miller, Jesca Hoop, Aldous Harding, Mod Lang, Six String Drag, Clydie King, Rolling Stones new music, Mike D solo project, Beastie Boys legacy, Ryan Adams problematic, Superchunk, Reiner Maria, Braid, Big Star influence, The Cars influence, The Kinks influence, XTC discussion, Fiona Apple comparisons, Leon Bridges fans, Black Pumas producer, Tom Waits connections, Iron and Wine collaboration, music blog culture, Nine Bullets music blog, Chapel Hill music scene, Athens Georgia music scene, Carolina music scene, Detroit rock bands, independent record labels, Sub Pop Records, album artwork design, vinyl culture, crate digging, hidden music gems, overlooked musicians, session singers, Clydie King background vocals, Bob Dylan collaborators, Phil Spector era musicians, Sweet Home Alabama background vocals, Exile on Main St discussion, music recommendation roundtable, best new indie music, music podcast for record collectors, discovering underground artists, favorite albums of the month, music fandom and nostalgia, classic rock debate, Pink Floyd discussion, Paul McCartney discussion, Saturday Night Live music guests, New Orleans Jazz Fest discussion, music discovery in the streaming era
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    53 分
  • Albino Skunk Music Festival with King Margo and Aaron Lee Tasjan

    Albino Skunk Music Festival with King Margo and Aaron Lee Tasjan
    2026/05/20

    From backstage conversations to festival magic, Sloane Spencer dives headfirst into Albino Skunk Music Festival, a music fan's family reunion. While this marks the final spring edition of the beloved festival, the fall music weekends continue. Celebrate reinvention, community, and the evolving sound of Americana and roots music.

    This episode spotlights both legendary festival staples and exciting new voices, including breakout duo King Margo, who join Sloane backstage to talk about creative growth, finding their sound, and the thrill of releasing fresh music into the world. Then, singer-songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan opens up about the highs surrounding his latest album and the personal challenges shaping his journey through grief and sobriety, offering equal parts wisdom, honesty, and heart.

    Grab your favorite drink, settle in, and spend some time where the songs are loud, the stories run deep, and music feels like home.

    Catch Our Tastemaker Playlists

    • Apple Music
    • Tidal

    Musicians, Bands, Venues, and Festivals Mentioned

    • Aaron Lee Tasjan
    • King Margo (Rachel Coats and Lucciana Costa)
    • Albino Skunk Music Festival

    • Americana Fest
    • Buddy Miller
    • Darrell Scott
    • Dave Jacques
    • Drivin N Cryin
    • Gabe Lee
    • Hayley Williams
    • Jason Eady
    • Jen Gunderman
    • Jeff Sipe
    • Jimmy Bowland
    • John Fullbright
    • John Prine
    • Justin Amaral
    • Kevn Kinney
    • Kim Richey
    • Larkin Poe
    • Margaret Glaspy
    • Max Abrams
    • Procol Harum
    • Roger Alan Nichols
    • Sheryl Crow
    • SiriusXM Outlaw Country
    • Steve Dawson
    • Sturgill Simpson
    • Susan Werner
    • The Mavericks
    • The Wallflowers
    • Todd Snider
    • Tom Petty
    • Van Darien
    • Warren Zanes

    Chapters

    • 00:20 - Sloane Spencer: The Final Spring Edition of Skunk Fest
    • 01:16 - King Margo: Exploring New Sounds
    • 12:20 - Music and Inspiration: The Creative Process
    • 19:53 - Aaron Lee Tasjan: Navigating Grief and Creativity
    • 29:04 - The Journey of 'Science Friction'

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    Albino Skunk Music Festival, Dive Bar Music Club podcast, Sloane Spencer, King Margo, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Americana music podcast, roots music festival, bluegrass music festival, indie music podcast, South Carolina music festival, live music interviews, backstage artist interview, Americana artists, folk music podcast, Red Dirt music, Texas country music, Jason Eady, Gabe Lee, Darrell Scott, Jeff Sipe, Nashville musicians, independent music artists, women in Americana music, King Margo new music, Waters Rise album, Game Over single, Tinfoil Profiteers, Roger Alan Nichols, Larkin Poe producer, music discovery podcast, singer songwriter interview, Aaron Lee Tasjan Get Over It Underdog, Science Friction song, SiriusXM Outlaw Country, independent musicians, touring musicians, music festival culture, live music community, East Nashville music scene, Americana Fest, music merch culture, indie record release, podcast for music nerds, low key high taste happy hour, festival backstage conversations, roots rock artists, folk Americana scene, Southern music podcast, emerging Americana artists, music storytelling podcast, dive bar music club, music festival, Albino Skunk Music Fest, South Carolina music festivals, Darrell Scott, King Margot, Jason Eady, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Americana music, music discovery, indie music, music interviews, festival experiences, songwriting process, artist collaborations, music promotion, live music, female musicians, music production, pre-order album

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    37 分
  • Sad Songs Happy Hour, That Bar Is in Hell, Mental Health, and Disabled Joy

    Sad Songs Happy Hour, That Bar Is in Hell, Mental Health, and Disabled Joy
    2026/05/05
    Amanda Miles and Chad Cochran bring sonically disparate, but thematically similar, music to Dive Bar Music Club. We end up with some deep conversation about taking care of our mental health and how that impacts the music community. The playlist moves through love, loss, and nostalgia. Amanda shares her latest Jason Isbell obsession, Chad leans into indie rock and some 90s throwbacks, and together we talk about how music becomes a lifeline during tough times. Amanda shares a bit about her progressive blindness, how it impacts her when going to see bands and venues lack accessibility, and teases an upcoming feature regarding her diagnosis in Bodies of Opinion.Catch Our Tastemaker PlaylistsApple Music Tidal Bands and Musicians Featured in Episode 8Willow Avalon w/ Jason IsbellElla LangleyThe Afghan WhigsLuke Combs w/ Alison KraussPaul McCartneyArcwelderMental Health Resources If you need immediate support, call or text 988 in the USA for connection to a trained volunteer who can help.NAMINuci's SpaceYour state occupational health or vocational rehabilitation officeMusic Health AllianceMusiCaresSims FoundationHAAM (Health Alliance for Austin Musicians)The RegularsChad CochranAmanda MilesSloane SpencerMusicians, Venues, Events, and Themes Referenced in This EpisodeAlan JacksonAppalachian State UniversityAthensAtlantaBodies of OpinionBrian Lee BrownBirminghamBowling GreenChicagoCoca-Cola AmphitheaterDave GrohlDavid ByrneFaith HillGarth BrooksJack WhiteJim WhiteLaughing HyenasLive NationLinda RonstadtLuaka BopMadison Square GardenMartina McBrideMinneapolisMiranda LambertNational Independent Venue Association (NIVA)Nelsonville Music FestivalNew Disabled SouthOhioOkemahPatrick KeelerRaconteursRed Rocks AmphitheatreReba McEntireRingo StarrRyman AuditoriumSteve AlbiniTabernacleTedeschi Trucks BandThem Crooked VulturesTouch and Go RecordsTopher BrownTyler ChildersVince GillWhite StripesWoody Guthrie Folk FestivalWynonna JuddRecommended If You Likedive bar music club, music podcast, 90s alt rock, emerging songwriters, Jason Isbell, Luke Combs, Alison Krauss, Ella Langley, mental health and music, concert photography, music festivals, country music scene, music recommendations, indie music, music accessibility, songwriter interviews, music playlists, music discussions, Americana music, music industry insights, Dive Bar Music Club podcast, music podcast 2026, indie music discussion, 90s alt rock nostalgia, indie rock playlist, Americana music podcast, country music deep dive, Jason Isbell fans, Willow Avalon Cardinal Sin, Luke Combs Alison Krauss duet, Ella Langley cover songs, Toby Keith cover reinterpretation, music and mental health, music as therapy, emotional connection to music, nostalgic music themes, love and loss songs, sad music playlist, songwriting and storytelling, emerging artists 2025, indie folk and synth folk, Icelandic folk music, live music culture, concert photography, music festivals 2026, backstage photography, touring musicians life, TikTok music discovery, viral music trends, album recommendations podcast, Paul McCartney new music, Afghan Whigs comeback, Arc Welder band, college rock revival, 90s music revival, alternative rock discussion, music community podcast, disabled joy and music, accessibility in live music venues, mental health in music industry, musicians mental health advocacy, music and identity, podcast music recommendations, discovering new artists, genre-blending playlists, music nerd culture
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    56 分
  • Record Store Day, Public Radio, and Music Loose Associations

    Record Store Day, Public Radio, and Music Loose Associations
    2026/04/20
    We’re big fans of public radio and festivals for music discovery. Charles Hale and Nelson Gullett had a small world radio-meets-real-life Big Ears connection. Public radio keeps new music alive and thriving, even as the federal government slashed budgets and extremist subcultures try to wield power over art.Driver 8 Records gears up for Record Store Day and launches a vinyl record club. Sloane Spencer continues to float her musical loose associations, this time sharing, "If Randy Newman, Leon Russell, and Levon Helm hung out listening to the Beatles, this might be the song they wrote." So pour yourself something nice, slide into the booth, and get ready for a mix of good stories and the kind of musical rabbit holes you’ll be glad you fell into.Catch Our Tastemaker PlaylistsApple MusicTidalBands Featured in Episode 7FleaJesse Ed DavisKathleen EdwardsKruangbinLeon BridgesThe MontvalesNeko CaseSilver SkylarksYagodySupport Your Local Public Radio StationWDVX KRFCRecord Store Day & Driver 8 Records' Record ClubDriver 8 RecordsThe RegularsNelson GullettCharles HaleSloane SpencerMusicians, Festivals, Venues, and Events Mentioned in this EpisodeAlbert KingAmelia DayAnna ButtersAngine de PoitrineArlo GuthrieBarley's KnoxvilleBlack PumasBlind Boys of AlabamaBloodshot BillBob DylanBrennan WedlBugs BunnyButch HancockCarolina Chocolate DropsCharles MingusCharlie SniderChris StapletonChris ThileChristopher Paul StellingColin CrippsDriver 8 RecordsDr. JohnDuane AllmanGrant AldenGrateful DeadGwenifer RaymondHaley HeynderickxInternational AnthemJason IsbellJeff ParkerJimmy Dale GilmoreJohn LennonKaoru WatanabeKasey MusgravesKatie CrutchfieldKen PomeroyLeon RussellLevon HelmLucinda WilliamsMarket Square, Knoxville, TNMichael StipeMJ LendermanNick CaveNo DepressionNonesuch RecordsPeter BuckR.E.M.Randy NewmanRed Hot Chili PeppersRichard ThompsonSmoking Dave and the Primo DopesSturgill SimpsonTaj MahalThe BeatlesThe SteelDriversTodd SniderTom PettyThom YorkeTortoiseBig Ears FestivalThirty TigersTyler ChildersWaxahatcheeWDVXWREKKRFCWu FeiRecommended If You Likedive bar music club podcast, music discovery podcast, public radio music, indie music podcast, alternative rock discussion, 90s alt rock fans, eclectic music playlist, underground music scene, college radio influence, music nerd community, songwriter interviews podcast, record store culture, vinyl collecting community, record store day events, independent record stores, emerging artists spotlight, live music festivals USA, Big Ears Festival Knoxville, Americana music scene, folk and bluegrass artists, experimental music performances, Ukrainian folk band modern, jazz fusion discussion, Flea trumpet album, avant garde jazz artists, Kathleen Edwards music, Americana singer songwriter, Waxahatchee influence, indie folk duos, music recommendations podcast, album deep dives, music storytelling songs, public radio funding importance, listener supported radio, music community building, local music scenes USA, Texas indie soul music, Khruangbin style vibes, Leon Bridges collaboration, new music discovery 2026, public radio music discovery, Dive Bar Music Club, 90s alt rock, Knoxville music festival, Big Ears Festival, emerging touring songwriters, eclectic music, music playlists, public radio funding, local music scene, music obsession, record store culture, independent radio stations, music community, music recommendations, exploration of new music, artist interviews, vinyl records, music nerds, music events
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    52 分