Episode 45; RIP Bobby Caldwell & Introducing 2 New Segments
Release Date: 03/18/2023
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Taylor decided to put together a new tour to encompass those four new albums released since Reputation, a new tour to make up for the time when stadium tours were not happening, a new tour to look back on all the previous albums that had not received love in a while, and now we are going to talk about it. This is one I regret missing but I am so thankful for this film with it's excellent visuals and audio that is a live feed direct from the sound board. The production values on this concert were incredible and seeing this film only confirmed my resolve to see Taylor in person the next time I...
info_outline Episode 62; Elton John's Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour (available on Disney+)theSoCal Live Music Review
Sunday, November 20th, 2022 @ Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles California Elton John took the stage for his final show in North America, on his final tour. It was a long journey getting there but I managed to attend and I want to tell you all about the live show, as well as rewatching the recording from Disney+. Elton John is iconic. He is a legend in the music industry and a name everyone knows. He is a wizard on the ivories and wordsmith for the ages. To see him perform even once was an experience and a memory that will live with me forever. “It’s been 50 years of touring the United...
info_outline Episode 61; Remembering Ashley, My Concert BuddytheSoCal Live Music Review
Over 10 years I have had the privilege of calling Ashley my friend, and my concert buddy. Recently she moved on to the next adventure to listen to music in a place I cannot go just yet, and I cannot move forward without first taking a look back to say thank you. Someone said grief is the price you pay for love and the day of her service that payment was high. I had the pleasure of attending many, many concerts with Ashley over the years and music one only one small faction of pur friendship. I posted a small tribute on her page, and now I am publishing this podcast episode, but I cannot...
info_outline Episode 60; Celebrating 6 Years Of Podcasting!theSoCal Live Music Review
This is a special episode because it is a dual-show episode! This episode is being shared to both the SoCal Live Music Review and JohnnyBoy Studios listeners to highlight this journey I started on way back in 2018. I am taking a moment to celebrate and reflect on the fact I have gotten behind the microphone for 6 years to share my passions, my interest, my experiences, and my journey to the masses and to thank everyone who has tuned in. Podcasting can take some amazing places and connect you with some really amazing people. Hit play and check out exactly how podcasting has developed...
info_outline Episode 59; SuperBowl 58 Usher Halftime ShowtheSoCal Live Music Review
The SuperBowl 58 halftime show ft Usher took place and this was one for the books! Tune in as I review the performance, the game, the commercials, the expeirence of watching the latest SuperBowl halftime show performance by Usher.
info_outline Episode 58; 2023, A Year In Review!theSoCal Live Music Review
As 2023 comes to a close I want to take a walk back down memory lane and explore all of the wondrous experiences from this year! The theme for me was definitely quality over quantity and I dove deep into that concept. Between Meet and Greets, swag bags, and excellent viewing opportunities 2023 brought so many core memories I will cherish for many years to come. Join me and lets look at 2023, a year in review.
info_outline Episode 57; Andy Grammer New Money TourtheSoCal Live Music Review
This may be my final concert of the year, but if that is so this is one hell of an experience to go out on. Andy Grammer is on my Must-See list for whenever he comes to town and being able to have a VIP, Meet N Greet, Pre-Show Show Experience was exactly what I needed at this point in time. In episode 23 I talked about my love for Andy Grammer, his music, and how I feel at many significant moments in my life one of his songs was there to keep me complany. Tune in, share with a friend, rate and review, all the things. Or just sit back and enjoy this episode of the podcast.
info_outline Episode 56; A Pink & Joshua Radin ReviewtheSoCal Live Music Review
Within a 3 day period I attened 2 shows; Pink at the SoFi Stadium, and then Joshua Radin at The Troubadour. Each was a great show in it's own right and completely different from the other. I have put off recording this episode for some time because I had other creative focus, but I still want to share with you these amazing experiences I was able to have with live music. Tune in and be sure to share this episode with a friend!
info_outline Episode 55; Talking Autumn Variations & Amazon Music LivetheSoCal Live Music Review
3 episodes in a row talking Ed Sheeran!? Yes! Because this year Ed has been putting out so much great content and sharing his gifts with us I had to cover it. From documentaries to live shows to new albums Ed keeps dropping new content that keeps motivating and encouraing me so I want to talk about it. This episode is no exception. His new album Autumn Variations is a collection of 14 songs each taking us on a journey through his relationships with his closest friends. Over on Amazon Prime Ed has a 1-hour concert featuring new music and classic hits. No matter your level of fandom with...
info_outline Episode 54; Ed Sheeran's Mathematics Tour Stops At SoFi StadiumtheSoCal Live Music Review
7 albums, 2 ½ hours, a circular stage that rotates, 81,000 of my closest friends, and 1 epic performance from the front row. Ed Sheeran's Mathematics Tour came to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood CA so I had to attend. This was a ticket I purchased almost a year ago to be sure I didn't miss it and I am so glad I did. After watching the documentary The Sum Of It All on Disney+ the songs Ed sung on this setlist were even more impactful and more meaningful when heard live. You could clearly see the emotion on his face during a couple of them. Press play to hear all about the 4th or 5th time...
info_outlineThis week we lost musical legend Bobby Caldwell. What You Won't Do For Love is only a small drop of his contribution to the musical industry as a whole, but it is part of defining an entire era of music. Mr. Caldwell's music, artistry, and soul will not soon be forgotten.
Rest easy Bobby Caldwell.
In this episode I also introduce 2 new segments to the podcast I will have moving forward. Tune in to hear the Review of the Week (Pink's new album 'Trustfall') and the Tech Tip of the Week (Headphones).
MENTIONED;
KevOnStage's Tweet on Bobby Caldwell.
The headphones I love MPOW 059 Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear.