Rock N Roll Fieldtrip
Rock N Roll Fieldtrip is a podcast for music lovers who also love to travel. We celebrate our love of the music of The Beatles, Sting, and U2 and are always up for hitting the road on a Rock N Roll adventure.
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I'm a Gen X'er Who Grew Up Loving The Beatles and Dreamed Of Being a Music Journalist (opens the original)
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Five Things to Know About Host Alice: Beatles Roots, Travel, and a New Substack Host Alice welcomes listeners back to the Rock and Roll Field Trip Podcast after a break since July, referencing her prior conversation with Harry Fitzgerald of The Inner Light Podcast about Paul McCartney’s Roundhouse Theater listening party. She shares recent highlights including seeing Bob Dylan and John Cougar Mellencamp and visiting Cooperstown, New York for the “Linda McCartney Retrospective: From the Light” ex
Inside Paul McCartney's Roundhouse Theatre Event: In Conversation with Harry of The Inner Light Podcast (opens the original)
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Harry, Co-Host of the Inner Light Podcast, joins host Alice to discuss his experience at Paul McCartney’s Roundhouse Theatre ‘In Conversation’ Night in London and his opinion of ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’. The event took place on June 10, 2026. Harry recounts the stressful ticket-buying process, describes the venue’s intimate setup and living-room staging, and compares this candid, less-structured format to seeing McCartney in concert. They both share favorite tracks from McCartney’s new album T
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