Originally published by: Randy Harward, November 15,2017 on cityweekly.net/utah You Can Smell ‘Em One of the many cool things about The Heavy Metal Shop is it’s not all brutality and volume. It celebrates rock ‘n’ roll in all its forms. Owner Kevin Kirk books punk bands (Dwarves) and singer-songwriters (Michael Dean Damron) for in-store performances.…
Originally published by: Kathy Flynn, November 13,2017 on californiarocker.com The Wild Honey Foundation is known for it’s cool pop shows that benefit the Autism Think Tank. They put on annual tribute shows at the Alex Theatre in Glendale, and the smaller, monthly backyard shows at a private home in Eagle Rock. November’s sold-out backyard show…
Released 11/14/2017
Arlo talks with Tommy Stinson (The Replacements, Cowboys in the Campfire, Bash and Pop, Guns and Roses)
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Tommy Stinson
( The Replacements / Guns N'…Posted by Hypnotic Turtle on Tuesday, November 14, 2017
Originally published by: Paul McBride, November 14,2017 on thebrag.com Steven Cohen Photo As a founding member of legendary alt-rock pioneers the Replacements, Tommy Stinson has cemented his place in music history and folklore, and had a hand in influencing artists as diverse as Green Day, Wilco, the Hold Steady and Lorde. Described variously as “best…
Originally published by: Rosemary Bystrak, November 13,2017 on nbcsandiego.com Tommy Stinson and Chip Roberts It wasn’t that long ago that Tommy Stinson passed through San Diego with a performance at the Casbah, but the legendary Replacements bassist is back in town with a special show at Satellite Amplifiers. Some people say it’s supposed to be…
Published November 6, 2017 on earpeeler.com
Tommy Stinson (The Replacements/Bash & Pop/Perfect) goes shopping at Amoeba Music in Los Angeles. Bash & Pop’s latest album ‘Anything Could Happen’ is available from Fat Possum Records.
Check out this live performance of “Too Late” “Breathing Room”, and “Never Wanted To Know” by Bash and Pop on The Chris Gethard Show.
By Izzy | Published October 9, 2017 on philthymag.com This January Tommy Stinson treated the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection to one of his most intimate local shows in ages. Instead of the mega-stages he found himself on when his legendary Replacements reunited, or those even bigger, where he played in his years…
Published October 5, 2017 By Jim Shahen Jr. on timesunion.com Rock veteran’s not ready to quit rocking From teenager in the Replacements to replacement in Guns N’ Roses and the recent resurrection of a band that’s been dormant for over two decades, it’s been a long, weird career for Tommy Stinson. Not that he minds…
