interviews

The Cadillac Three rocked Upstate Concert Hall Thursday, and I got to catch up with them for a bit on their tour bus to talk summer concerts and what it is like to be the baddest Country band out there.

Today Bethany and I were broadcasting live at the track when a man drove up on a golf cart, smiling and said "Hey just wanted to say hi, I'm a big fan of you guys!" We of course thanked him and said we were happy he stopped by but then he didn't leave. He watched us working for a few minutes and when I got up to go to the little disc jockey's room he came to shake my hand, he reiterated

I was scrolling through my Facebook feed the other night and I saw some amazing pictures from the Rio Olympics. The pictures were posted by a guy I went to High School with named Patrick Davin. I thought man how cool is that? My first thought was I should contact him and see if he wants to come on the air with us and talk about the games, graciously, he agreed.

Sunday Little Big Town came to SPAC and put on an incredible performance as always. Bethany and I were lucky enough to get them to sit down for an interview before the show and had a great time. These guys and gals are so very cool and down to earth and are always a good time so we thought maybe they wouldn't mind playing a little game with us.

I am so excited just one sleep away from WGNA's Countryfest 2016. The build up over this last week has been so much fun and Bethany and I got to talk to every one of the performers on the show this week. If you missed them I know we are planning on replaying most of them tomorrow morning during our Saturday morning 6 am - 10 am shift. Just to get you even more excited and revved up about the show

The Taste of Country Music Festival was a ton of fun, especially telling Chris Janson that his voice reminded me of...

One of the fun things we get to do when artists come to town is get a quick interview before they go on stage. Bethany and I were looking forward to talking to Parmalee Saturday night at Upstate Concert Hall because these guys are always pretty down to earth and lots of fun to talk to. They did not disappoint us.

If you were not able to make it to the Old Dominion show at upstate concert hall this past Friday you missed a great show. Fortunately for you and all of us they will be back again this summer for the Taste Of Country Music Festival at Hunter Mountain. We did get a chance to catch up with the band a little bit before the show and recorded it to share with everyone.

I have to tell you I really loved all the acts at the Taste Of Country Music Festival this year, but there was one artist I couldn't wait to meet and interview, Billy Currington. It's one of those weird things, every once in a while there is an artist who for whatever reason you never get a chance to meet or interview and Billy has been one of those artist who I have not crossed paths with before.

We are all excited for the Lady Antebellum concert this Sunday night at SPAC. Maybe no one is more excited than Lady Antebellum in fact this week Dave Haywood from the band called in to talk to Sean, Richie and Bethany about it on the morning show.

Today we had a rare opportunity to spend a lot of time with an artist. Hunter Hayes joined the "Sean and Richie Show" for over an hour and when I say joined I mean it. Not only was he very quick-witted and easy to listen to speak, but he also was kind enough to participate in "Write a song Wednesday." Normally I don't give my personal opinion about an interview, maybe I should

This weekend, "The Sean & Richie Show" is headed to Nashville to meet Tim McGraw, and we want YOU to help us interview him!