HeyJaredBuffalo Jukebox
An entertainment podcast hosted by WIVB digital reporter Adam Duke, covering local artists and touring acts stopping by the Western New York area.
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117. Kenny Hensley - The Head and the Heart (opens the original)
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Today marks day 3 of this year's Borderland Music and Arts Festival, and taking the main stage this evening will be folk rock band The Head and the Heart. Friday, Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with the band's keyboardist, Kenny Hensley, about the festival, the band's recent releases, and celebrating 15 years of their debut record.
116. Robby Takac - Goo Goo Dolls (opens the original)
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With the Buffalo History Museum featuring an exhibit on Buffalo-born alt-rock band Goo Goo Dolls beginning next week, bassist Robby Takac spoke with Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke about the genesis of the exhibit, the history of the band, The Continental, and the Buffalo music scene.
115. Nelson (opens the original)
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Gunnar and Matthew Nelson, known jointly by their band name Nelson, will be bringing their Ricky Nelson Remembered show in honor of their late father to Fallsview Casino in October. Ahead of the show, Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with the brothers about their father's impact, the differences between their regular show and their remembrance show, their cameo in the DC show "Peacemaker," and their upcoming work.
114. Dennis Drew - 10,000 Maniacs (opens the original)
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Jamestown natives 10,000 Maniacs will be returning home for a concert and arts festival from Sept. 3-5, commemorating their 45 years as a band. The festival will run all three days, culminating with the concert on Saturday night. Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with founding member and keyboardist Dennis Drew ahead of the festival to learn more about the band's 45-year history, their forthcoming record, the festival itself, and their Jamestown roots.
113. Rose Van Dyne - 'Labyrinth: In Concert' (opens the original)
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"Jim Henson's Labyrinth: In Concert" will be coming to the Riviera Theatre in North Tonawanda on Sept. 14 in celebration of the film's 40th anniversary. Ahead of the show, Buffalo Jukebox host Adam Duke spoke with musical director and keyboardist Rose Van Dyne about the performance, the lasting legacy of the film, and the artistic influences of Henson and the film's star, David Bowie.
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