KBPI Interviews and Things: Recent Episodes
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The Hu stopped by the 107.9 KBPI Performance studio for a chat with Beardo and a one of a kind Mongolian Metal performance.
Beardo sat down with Tobias Forge to talk about the evolution of Ghost, touring and got some insight to what's going to happen with Ghost in 2020.
Rise Against stopped by the 107.9 KBPI Performance Studio to chat with Beardo about their acoustic tour dubbed The Ghost Note Symphonies.
The guys in Glorious Sons came by the KBPI Performance Studio to talk to Beardo about their music writing process, the Open Letter for SOS and drop some acoustic tracks.
Badlfower came by the 107.9 KBPI Performance Studio and chatted with Beardo about the impact that 'Ghost' has had on fans of the band, how important social media has been to interact with their listeners and even gave some insight to the new album set for release on February 22nd, 2019. Not only did they talk but they also dropped an improve acoustic version of 'Ghost', and 'Heroin'.
Glenn Danzig joined me today to talk about Danzig's 30th Anniversary tour, happening on Halloween in Denver. Plus, he's taking his comic company, Verotik Comics, to the big screen.
Seether is on their Poison The Parish tour, we caught up with Shaun Morgan to talk about the album, the stress and payoff of producing your own album, and people getting your face tattooed on them.
Shinedown frontman Brent Smith sat down with 107.9 KBPI's Eddie Barella to talk about their latest album Attention Attention.
The band The Fever 333 stopped by to chat about where the band is going, what exactly the 333 means, and their connection to Travis Barker and vegan cookies.
The awesome band Kobra and The Lotus dropped in to chat and drop a couple of acoustic tunes on us.
The night before 106.7 KBPI's Saints and Sinners Halloween Ball, we chatted with Ben about tthe current tour, why BB's fans are so awesome, and the upcoming album.
After the outpouring of support from the BPI family, Willie B and the caravan of trailers stuffed with aid for the people affected by Hurricane Harvey arrives in Houston.
We are all curious about what the future holds for Houston in the next days, weeks and years. Michael Brown is the former Under Secretary of Homeland Security, and a talk show host directly above where I sit. He was kind enough to hang for a bit with me.