The Road Show Spark Podcasts

On this week’s Episode of The Road Show, Airen talks with The Cowmen


The Cowmen are a nightmare country band from Brooklyn. What are people saying about them?


"If the Devil's Rejects opened a honkey tonk bar, this band would play every night. 
-Megz (Bandcamp)”


Airen talks with the band about how Brooklyn has influenced their sound, the songwriting process, and the dark theme of their music.



TRACK LIST



Drinkin’
First To Go
Skeleton Dan
Maggie


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On this week’s Episode of The Road Show, Airen talks with Kenny Crowley and Adam Clayton of The Freeway Revival


The Freeway Revival's explosive blend of roots rock and roll, funk, mountain music, and psychedelic soul captures and expresses the life of a true road warrior band. Tasteful dual guitar harmonies, vibrant four-part vocal harmonies, powerful rhythmic groove, and a unique assortment of organ and piano melodies create a magnetic sound that feels timeless and familiar, yet remains entirely unique to itself.


TRACK LIST

01. Rise



Peace
03. Wise Up
Goodbye


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Be sure to check out their new album Revolution Road available on BandCamp, iTunes and your favorite streaming service.


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On this week’s Episode of The Road Show, Airen talks with Chris Stalcup of Chris Stalcup and The Grange


Passion meets purpose—it’s a good way to describe the essence of what’s driving Chris Stalcup and the Grange’s sophomore record Downhearted Fools. Theirs is a sound like a bonfire raging behind some small-town dirt-road shanty, of a band valiantly laying bare its soul while everyone dances wildly, moonshine drunk in the Southern night. Stalcup and his band channel Gram Parsons-influenced Stones tunes like “Honky-Tonk Women” and “Wild Horses,” occasionally coming off like a collaboration between Son Volt’s Jay Farrar and Drive-By Truckers’ Mike Cooley. The songs are deeply authentic and unapologetically Southern.


TRACK LIST



Bad Kisser
Downhearted Fool
Ogeechee River
Burnin’ Up These Highways


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On this week’s Episode of The Road Show, Airen talks with Shann of Four Lions!


Four Lions are from Bendigo, Victoria, Australia forming in December 2014 they sort of play Americana Post Punk music. Four Lions have released two albums Charing Cross (2015), Vahland (2016) numerous EP's and singles via their musical company Verse Chorus Verse. Four Lions are 100% self financed/managed/booked/promoted act. 


Airen and Shann discuss the history behind the band’s name, the technical side of the album recordings, and what it’s like to be a self-promoted band.


TRACK LIST



Too Afraid (from the forthcoming Album Golden Triangle)
Tangled Heart
Never Giving Up
Alexandra (the newest single from their forthcoming album Golden Triangle)


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Check out their forthcoming album Golden Triangle, coming October 6th, on BandCamp.


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This week on The Road Show, Airen is joined by Nashville recording artist Keith Walker! They talked about Keith's approach to songwriting, the importance of having a good band, and how Keith started out as an opera student before he became a country musician.


Track List:



Friends With Boats
Antidote
Firewater
Me Too


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This week on The Road Show, Airen talks with the talented Lance Stinson!


Lance Stinson hails from Lumber City, a South Georgia town with a little more than a thousand people. His first musical memories came through the speakers of his dad's '79 Ford pickup. The eight-track gave him a good dose of Keith Whitley, George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Conway Twitty and Merle Haggard, whose "Rainbow Stew" remains a favorite. Those influences would combine to give him a taste for what he calls a "kick-in-the-teeth country." That vocal diversity, and the energy Lance brings to every performance has been honed on stages all over the Southeast, through hundreds of gigs in nearly 200 clubs and hondy-tonks. He has opened for and developed friendships with the likes of Randy Houser, Travis Tritt, Luke Bryant, Brantley Gilbert, Colt Ford, Darryl Worley and Lee Brice, among many others. That experience and his talent led him to Nashville and he's just getting started.


Airen and Lance discuss how growing up in a small Georgia town influenced his music, his appreciation for fans, and being selected the 2016 Georgia Male Country Artist of the Year.


Track List



Taillights & Dust
Turn Off and Turn Up
Whiskey
Hold My Beer


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