Peter & Poppi Rockets are a burlesque couple, performing together in several of their acts. Something about that is very cool. Members of Creme de les Femmes, the Rockets are no strangers to the stage but still find it hard to believe their fan base is so large. We try to explain that to them, over way to many shots (sorry guys), with the help of co hosts Barbacoa Jones and 4/5th's of the band Just The Tip. Erin, Mandi, Bo and Tom. Special thanks to the 86th Street Pub for hosting.

Once again co hosted by my brother Cullen Bricker of Cult Cinema Cavalcade, we started something kind of new. That's right, we are expanding. This episode of Brother Brother is with a very cool cover band from the south side. Rock, Classic Rock, 80's and so much more. We love these guys.

Just The Tip

Mandi Hayes-Murphy - Lead Vocals

Erin Kiesel - Vocals
Aaron Smith - Lead Guitar
Tom Crouch - Drums
Bo Davidson - Bass

"Once you get Just The Tip...we will leave you wanting more!!!"

 Yea. Exactly. You can just imagine how fun they are. Or, don't imagine, check out this episode.

Special thanks ti the 86th Street Pub for the hosting duties.

You a Dope fan? Uh...the band, not the substance. Preston Nash toured nationally with the band. Preston Nash plays Peter Criss in the insanely popular KISS tribute band KIST. Preston, with his rock star wife Rocky, head up the Sam Ash Learning Center in Indianapolis. Yea, another very flippin' cool guest on BBBC. Special thanks to my brother, Cullen Bricker of Cult Cinema Cavalcade for co hosting and Broad Ripple Tavern for the PBR, hosting duties and after party.

Among many other things, Burlesque is sexy. There are several styles of Burlesque. Now Indy has a dark version. Barbecue..eh, eh, Barbacoa Jones...brings us Project X Burlesque. Also joining this episode was Graham Watson and the lovely Victoria Von Voodoo. Other members of the performance arts group are Sinderella LeBeau, Obtuse, Ti T'Vicious, Steve Kim, Gretchen Lee and Joseph Bontrager. 

Special thanks to Cullen Bricker of Cult Cinema Cavalcade for the co hosting duties and to Broad Ripple Tavern for hosting the episode and the PBR and shots after party.

Local Sprint Car Driver Bob Shutt recently sat down with Brother Brother Beer Cast to discuss the 2016 and upcoming 2017 racing seasons, the Sprint Car racing scene in Indiana, what it takes to be a small company driver and his basic opinion of it all. Special thanks to the fine folks at Taxman Brewing Company for hosting this episode.

Oh, the things you learn when sitting down with a new band. Ramshakle Ride sat in with us recently in downtown Indianapolis. There is some great talent here, and some amazing personalities. Very interesting outlook an several issues. Check them out here, then I'll see ya at a live show.

It is a well known fact, there is a lot of talent in the Mid West and central Indiana. In this episode we move into the rap genre with the insanely popular "Cashflow" of CME Worldwide. But it goes farther than just talent. What does CME stand for? That's just it...several things. These gentlemen have their hands in a lot of projects, and their fingers professionally on the pulse of the modern audience. 

Past guest and friend of the show, Angela Norris White (we LOVE this lady). joins us to discuss her new album, her life, her love and all things Angela. Artist manager Susan Thomas of Spiral Productions also joins us to talk about some big moments of the last year and what we can expect to see in the near future.

Trey Deuce, as he is known now has been in local comedy for a year and a half but to us he is fresh and new. His alter ego has been a friend of the show since the beginning. It took this long to get him a slot on the show. Sitting down at Oaken Barrel Brewing Company for a few drinks, we are joined by Brian Hann of the 86th St. Pub also Nancy and Aubrey of Keller Williams ~ Mooresville.

Doing this show, I've become friends with a lot of very talented musicians. This lady was a friend, before I heard her perform. Gotta say...I was very impressed. Comfortably set in the Americana genre, her lyrics are right out of my past and childhood. This is the sound and situations that I grew up in. Inviting and refreshing to dive into her music. The Indianapolis music scene is much richer with her as a part of it. And that's just the music. She has an extremely popular podcast focusing on the business side of music from, and geared towards, the female role and perspective. Plus she's just a cool dude to hang out and have a few beers.