Interview: Natalya Eyes Championship Shot at First Ever Women’s MitB Match This Sunday
Sunday will be a night of firsts for the WWE and St. Louis. June 18 marks the first time Money in the Bank, one of the WWE’s most exciting PPVs, will be held in St. Louis. And It also will be the first time that a women’s MITB match is held. For those of you […]
Interview: Chris Janson Coming to Hollywood Casino Amphitheater on Friday, July 7
Success has been a long time coming for country singer Chris Janson. Janson scored his first No. 1 hit with “Buy Me a Boat” in 2015 after years of touring and working as a songwriter in the country music business. Janson was quite the accomplished song writer, penning songs for the likes of Tim McGraw, […]
Interview: Dale Stewart Talks Seether Coming to St. Louis on June 10
Seether will be performing at The Pageant on Saturday, June 10. The band will be making it’s long-awaited return to St. Louis on the heels of releasing the new album, “Poison the Parish.” They elected to self-produce the album, with frontman Shawn Morgan handling the duties. The result was one of the heaviest and rawest Seether albums […]
Interview: Darrin Vincent From Country / Bluegrass Duo ‘Dailey and Vincent,’ Playing Grandel Theatre June 3
Award-winning country/bluegrass duo Dailey and Vincent will be performing at The Grandel Theatre on Saturday, June 3. The duo has also won five Dove Awards to go along with 35 IBMA Awards, including three-time IBMA Entertainer. Dailey and Vincent garnered worldwide attention with their television show, ‘The Dailey and Vincent Show’ on RFD TV. The […]
Interview: Pierce the Veil Bassist Jaime Preciado – See Them at Pointfest This Saturday
Pierce the Veil has gained a reputation as one of the hardest touring bands in the world, as the group seems to constantly be on the road. The San Diego-post-grunge rock quartet was started by brothers Vic and Mike Fuentes. With Vic handling the vocals, along with guitar duties and Mike on the drums, the […]
Interview: Author of ‘When Ghost Hunting Goes Wrong: A Brush With Evil,’ Ghost Hunter Josh Heard
Ghost hunting has become very popular in big part due to hit Hollywood films The Conjuring and The Exorcist. Several television shows from Ghost Hunters to Paranormal State have expanded upon the success of those films, reaching an even wider audience of those curious about the paranormal. Josh Heard was one of those curious individuals. […]
Interview: Jason Mewes Talks Acting, Podcasting, and Directing – in St. Louis for ‘Jay and Silent Bob Get Old’ Live at the Pageant
Jason Mewes has come a long way from simply playing “Jay” to his longtime friend Kevin Smith’s “Silent Bob.” The actor, and now filmmaker, has toured all around the world, speaking at conventions and travelling with his podcasts. Jason was recently in Salt Lake City for a comedy podcast festival, where he did his own […]
Interview: Mark Campbell (Scar) Talks Disney’s THE LION KING National Tour, April 19 – May 7 at the Fabulous Fox
The last time Mark Campbell performed at the Fabulous Fox was during the national tour of Mamma Mia! several years back. But the theatre isn’t his only favorite place to visit in town. “The City Museum is absolutely one of my favorite places on planet. I try to get everybody to go because I think it’s amazing.” […]
Interview: Barry Bostwick Talks ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ For Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con
There will be a special screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show this Saturday, April 8, at Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con. For tickets and more information, visit WizardWorld.com. When Barry was filming the movie back in 1974, he never expected that it would turn into the phenomenon it is today. “These kind of […]
See ‘The Illusionists – Live From Broadway’ at the Fabulous Fox Theatre This Weekend. Interview with “The Inventor” Kevin James
Kevin James has been performing magic since he was 10 years old. “I saw magician perform at my elementary school, and was enamored by it.” He grew up in a small town with a population of two-thousand, and no magicians. “It was me and six library books for some time. And then Doug Henning started […]