March 9-14 Show News
Last Updated on Monday, 29 November 1999 18:00 Written by Jemini Tuesday, 09 March 2010 22:17
Here is the latest show news for March 9th-14, 2010.
Reckless Radio (Sundays, 2-4pm cst)
If you didn’t tune in on Sunday for Reckless Radio, you missed out on a FUNNY show! Stay tuned for the nitty gritty details and some behind the scenes action in Helixon’s show report! Next Sunday, since Big Dog has to work, there will be no party at the Pound. Instead, The Reckless Renegaders are still going to have a special show on their home turf that will involve a celebration you will need the luck of the Irish for! To find out the details for this special show, you will have to tune in Sunday from 2-4pm cst right here on RenegadeRadio.net!
The Cat’s Lair (Sundays, 7-11pm cst)
Syria cranked up the volume on Sunday evening and took her listeners on an amazing genre ride. The first block of tunes rocked everyone’s world with Metallica, Kidney Thieves, Guano Apes, and many, many more. The ride continued with a pop segment featuring a bit of Jem and Real Life followed by a bit of 80s tunes (Whitesnake and Bon Jovi). After a little more rock music including some Tantric and Seether, Syria introduced the Sword of Omen for the week, an unsigned band from Memphis, Tennessee. You can go check them on MySpace and download seven of their songs for free on the band’s Reverb Nation page. Syria played all seven songs and then dedicated HIM’s latest single “Heartkiller” to Lynette. The night was rounded off with a bit of Breaking Benjamin, Linkin Park, Blowsight, and a recap of Crushing Juliet. Tune in next Sunday from 7-11pm cst to find out which band Syria will feature next!
The Pound with The Stairwell Showcase (Mondays, 7-10pm cst)
The workweek was kicked off this week Grave Disorder style as Sean Twisted filled in for Big Dog and Jemini at the last minute. Sean kicked things off with a bit of Rock City Morgue some Monkeyshyne and Dommin. Then he introduced the listeners and Paul Lewis to the sweeper he made for Paul’s upcoming book, Lifeless. For more information about the book, check out the upcoming website for the book, http://lifelessbook.com/ and become a fan of the book on Facebook. Simply search for “Lifeless vampire and wolf novel” and join the group. Paul recently posted a little bit of character information on this FB group page so go check it out. After a cover tune or two, a little Boy Named Circus, and Wednesday 13, Sean did a little Ember segment plugging their new single, “The Deep End” that should be out on iTunes Tuesday, March 9th. The segment included old and new Ember tunes like “#1 Fan”, “Jaded”, “Sometimes”, “Blind”, and “Overcome”. You can check out Ember on their MySpace page. After the Ember segment, Sean played a little Ghost of Gloria, a double shot of The Vettes, Blood Red Summer, The 69 Eyes, SouthFM, Paco Estrada and One Love, a triple shot of old school Nothing More, and many, many other great bands. Then, he ended the show early and thanked everyone for tuning in at the last minute by playing a few more cover tunes. It wouldn’t be a Grave Disorder special without cover tunes. Sean, thank you again for filling in for Big Dog!
The Pound should be back to its regular schedule next week. As advertised in a previous entry in the Renegade Newsreel, Jemini will be featuring bands that will be playing at Red Gorilla Festival and Texas Rock Fest in Austin, TX next week. For more information, see the previous newsreel entitled “No Pound with The Stairwell Showcase Tonight”. See you in the chat room!
Euro-Rock Radio (Tuesdays, 7-10pm cst) – 3.2.2010 Show Report by Lynette L. Kane
Our darling Celtic Angel was ready to rock last Tuesday night as she gave us triple shots of all our favorite Euro Bands. She blasted off the night with some tunes from Poets of the Fall including their new single “Dreaming Wide Awake” and a familiar favorite “Psychosis”. The Poets are a fan favorite here at ERR so stay in tuned as Kelly will play their highly anticipated fourth studio album Twilight Theater after it is released on Wednesday, March 17, 2010. Kelly will also be blaring Iconcrash’s first US released album “Enochian Devices” once it is released. Their latest single “Everlasting” is a beautiful song is available for a listen on Iconcrash’s MySpace page or you can tune in during one of Kelly’s shows. A new interview with Janni is expected soon.
As the chat room filled up Kelly just bashed us with triple shots of the Best Music Europe has to offer. The playlist included The Poets of the Fall, Poisonblack, Shamrain, Silentium, Sinamore, Stratovarious, Strum and Drang, Suburban Tribe and Morian. She let us up for air by taking requests from the chat room and e-mail request. Then Kelly kicked it up a notch with a bit of Muse and the highly anticipated HIM block which included new songs from the band’s latest album “Screamworks”. “Screamworks” (the rock and acoustic version) is in stores now or online at Heartagram.com. Whether you’re a HIM fan or not this album needs a listen as there is something for everyone on this album.
Kelly didn’t lose a heartbeat coming in with the 69 Eyes, The Rasmus, Negative and Nightwish. She then thanked her listeners and her out of breath audience in the chat room.
This Tuesday, March 09, 2010, Kelly will be back to a regular show playing the best music that Europe has to offer. So far, she has played a bit of 69 Eyes, Apocalyptica, HIM and many other great bands that we all know and love as well as some brand new artists to Euro-Rock Radio. The show continues until 10pm cst so TUNE IN!! Stay tuned for more information on this show in next week’s newsreel.
The Playground (Wednesdays, 7-10pm cst) – 3.3.2010 Report by Lynette L. Kane
Well our Celtic Angel was still ready to rock since last night so she kicked the show with a request from the chat room, “Phychosis” from the Poets of the Fall, an ERR favorite. Maryslim, The 69 Eyes, Epica, Ember, Kid Rock, Monster Magnet, Family Force Five, Brother FireTribe, Motorhead, The Jade, Tantric, Jace Everett, Pop Evil, and a new song from Lifehouse’s new album “Smoke and Mirrors” called “By Your Side”. Kelly kept it coming with All Time Low’s “Painting Flowers”, which you will recognize if you have seen the new Alice in Wonderland movie.
In looking forward to the Icehouse Thursday night, Kelly played Meatloaf’s “If this is the Last” as his daughter Pearl Aday will be calling in for a live interview.
Kelly then rocked us with 45 Degree Woman, After Forever, Amorphis, Apocalyptica, Charon and Coldplay. Next came Bullet for my Valentine, and Daniel Lioneye with “International Pussy Lover” followed by a plug about the band’s new album that will be released soon. Be on the lookout for an upcoming interview with Daniel Lioneye. Kelly then gave us just a taste of HIM with “Shatter Me With Hope” and the beautiful “Everlasting” by Iconcrash. The tuned continued with Kiss, Korpiklanni, Nelo, Aranda, Muse, and Nickelback. Kelly then called it a night and closed with the beautiful “Please Don’t Let It Go”, by HIM and “Wishmaster” by Nightwish.
This week on The Playground, Kelly will be having a regular show Euro-Rock on crack style! To find out what she will play next, tune in Wednesday, March 10, 2010 from 7-10pm cst right here on RenegadeRadio.net!
To view the entire playlist for Euro-Rock Radio and The Playground, go to Euro-Rock Radio’s Twitter page.
The Icehouse (Thursdays, 7-10pm cst)
If you didn’t tune in last week for The Icehouse, you missed an amazing interview Iceberg conducted over the phone with Pearl Aday. In addition to the interview, Berg played most if not all of Pearl’s latest album “Little Immaculate White Fox” as well as many other tunes from bands we all know and love. For more information on Pearl Aday and her music, visit her official website and her MySpace page.
Some of the other tunes Berg played that evening included Faktion with their previously unreleased song “Miss You”, brand new Lifehouse, Day of Fire, Austin, TX band Nelo, Turbonegro, The Answer, Lenny Kravitz, Cavo, Stereo Fallout, Rev Theory, Shinedown, Santana, Van Zant, Matchbox 20, and many, many others. After the bodies hit the floor, Berg slowed it down for his ever famous After 9. The slow tunes played as everyone chilled out in the chat room and swayed in their hammocks to Loggins and Messina, Tesla, The Verve Pipe, Bleu Edmonson, The Pretenders, Gordon Lightfoot, and many, many other great relaxing slow songs.
Tune in this Thursday (March 11th) to see whether or not Berg will fire up The Icehouse. Details on this week’s show will be posted in the next couple of days either in this newsreel and/or in the “Upcoming Events” section on the main page.
Grave Disorder (Fridays, 7pm cst until whenever Sean decides to stop playing tunes)
Last Friday on Grave Disorder, Sean said hello to the weekend by featuring tunes metal gods Motorhead and officially announced that he scored an interview with Dommin frontman Kristofer Dommin at the kick-off show for this spring’s HIM/Dommin tour! Congratulations Sean! To celebrate, Sean rocked his listeners with a healthy Dommin block. Then it was time for the cover tunes including a U2 cover of a Johnny Cash song, HIM’s cover of “Wicked Game”, INIXS cover of a Natalie Imbruglia and Tom Jones song “Never Tear Us Apart”, Big Cock Big Cock’s cover of the Tom Jones song “She’s a Lady”, Deaf Leppard’s cover of Sweet’s “Hell Raiser”, and many, many others.
This Friday (March 12th), Sean will be having a special show in honor of Saint Patrick’s Day by playing many great Irish bands like Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphy’s, Thin Lizzy, U2, The Coors, The Pouges, and many, many more! So tune in this Friday starting at 7pm cst and celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day Grave Disorder style!
Ice Picks (Thursdays, around 7:00pm cst on 100.1 The Edge)
Every Thursday evening on 100.1 The Edge, Iceberg does a little segment called Ice Picks where he features a song from a band that is “flying under the radar”. Last week, Berg talked Meatloaf with Jeff Duran and played some of his lesser known songs like “Don’t Leave Your Mark” and “If this is the last Kiss”. This Thursday (March 11th), Berg will be featuring a band from Canada called State of Shock. For more information on this band, check out their official website and their MySpace page. To check out all of the previous Ice Picks, to go to the “ice picks” page under Renegade Shows right here on RenegadeRadio.net.
Dallas vs LA (first segment Fridays around 6:30pm cst on 100.1 The Edge)
If you haven’t already noticed on the main page, Faktion is up against Vains of Jenna in Round 6 of Dallas vs LA. To vote for your favorite band, go to the E-Request page on 100.1 The Edge (http://www.edge100.com/content_page.php?pid=requests), enter your name, age, gender, Artist Name (Faktion) and Song Name (“Miss You”). NOW GO VOTE FOR FAKTION! :D
Big Dog on the Weekends (Fridays after Grave Disorder until Sunday at 2pm cst)
The stream on the weekends is taken up a notch as Big Dog himself takes over the stream and rocks you all weekend long. Listen to mainstream favorites like Ozzy, Metallica, Motley Crue, Linkin Park, and many others! Not only does he play mainstream, Big Dog throws in an even bigger variety of indie rock music from bands such as Ember, Nothing More, SouthFM, Paco Estrada and One Love, One Less Reason, Ghost of Gloria, Day of Fire, Decyfer Down, Rescue Signals, The Ars Supernova, Mothers Anthem, Sounds Under Radio, Vallejo, and many, many more!
The 24/7 Stream
When a show is not going on, RenegadeRadio.net has it’s amazing 24/7 stream that includes bands like Motley Crue, Boston, the Pretenders, Black Crows, Bush, Ember, Venture, SouthFM, Shinedown, Moonshine Bandits, Stereo Fallout, Venture, Project H, Faktion, Bleu Edmonson, Crushing Juliet, Copperview, Talking Heads, Sammy Hager, Creed, Chris Issak,30 Seconds to Mars, Poets of the Fall, Great White, Donnie Iris, Meatloaf, Apocalyptica, Morian, The Rasmus, and many, many other great bands! Tune in NOW! You just might hear something you know and love!
That concludes the newsreel for now. Stay tune for more news to be posted later on this week! See you in the chat room! :D
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