Music Interview: Erik Turner, Guitarist of Warrant
While the 80’s and early 90’s were Warrant’s heyday, the band is still going strong, playing live shows and putting out new music, despite losing frontman Janie Lane in 2011 to acute alcohol poisoning. The band will be playing St. Charles Family Arena on Saturday, October 11 along with Firehouse and headliner Bret Michaels, the […]
Interview: Natasha Leggero
Comedic sensation Natasha Leggero will be making her way to the Midwest this weekend for five exclusive sets at Helium Comedy Club. Prior to her shows, she answered some questions for ReviewSTL about her upcoming sets, exciting career, things that influence her material and much more. Usually on tour with her husband Moshe Kasher, Natasha […]
Interview: Johnny Rabb, Drummer For Collective Soul
Johnny Rabb, drummer and background vocalist for Collective Soul, took some time to answer some questions for ReviewSTL ahead of their upcoming performance at 2019’s Wayback Pointfest this summer at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre. On the upcoming performance, Johnny stated “I’m so excited to perform in St. Louis, especially because it’s so close to Indianapolis (where […]
Interview: Marlon Wayans, Star of ‘Sextuplets’ on Netflix
I’ve been watching Marlon Wayans and his brothers in movies as long as I can remember. It was an honor getting to meet him a few years ago ahead of his horror-parody film A HAUNTED HOUSE 2, and this time around I was able to talk with him during the release of his latest film […]
Interview: Local Artist Played Key Role in Designing WWE Wrestler’s Mask
Wrestling fans all over the world have been captivated by the reintroduction of Bray Wyatt. Wyatt, who burst onto the WWE scene in 2014 and was a World Champion, had seemingly disappeared from television. Many fans felt his character had grown stale, not because of anything Wyatt had done. The WWE had booked Wyatt poorly, […]
Interview: A Conversation with Mike Peters of The Alarm (Aug. 12 at Delmar Hall)
Mike Peters is more than a songwriter, singer or frontman. He is a survivor. Founded in 1981, his band, The Alarm, is an extension of his very being. Creating a body of work that draws inspiration from the culture of their native Wales as well as the world around them, the band has persevered onward […]
Interview: David Payne Talks ‘Lewis & Tolkien’ at Playhouse at Westport This Weekend
This weekend at the Playhouse at Westport, see Lewis & Tolkien, Of Wardrobes & Rings. Written by David Payne, the play is set in Oxford’s Eagle & Child pub where C.S. Lewis (Payne) and J.R.R. Tolkien (Gregory Welsch) meet for the last time. We had the chance to ask Payne about his show, and background […]
Interview: Brendan Armstrong of The Jacks NYB Talks ‘Gloria’ and Blues Hockey
Tonight is the night that countless Blues hockey fans have been waiting most of their lives to witness and experience. It’s the night that boys and girls, who are now grown men/women, fathers/mothers, or grandfathers/grandmothers wished, hoped, and prayed would someday be real. What has seemed like a fantasy to most is about to happen […]
Interview: Mark Thomas Quinn of El Monstero
Preparing for their annual St. Louis summer show this Saturday at Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, Mark Thomas Quinn of Celebration Day and EL MONSTERO took some time to chat and answer a few questions for ReviewSTL. Excited to be performing with the St. Louis Philharmonic Orchestra (this being the second time,) Quinn had a lot to […]
Interview: Tech N9ne Talks About His Career, Kansas City, Meeting Tupac, and Much More
Next to Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs, rapper Tech N9ne is probably one of the most recognizable figures in Kansas City. Tech has been on the rap scene since 1991. At 47, with 21 albums under his belt, Tech is showing no signs of slowing down. Tech’s latest tour, The It Goes Up […]