Making a Scene Presents

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Cormac Neeson

Cormac Neeson is a magnetic Northern Irish singer and songwriter whose voice has powered both thunderous rock stages and soulful Americana ballads. Best known as the frontman for the acclaimed hard rock band The Answer, Cormac has spent more than two decades carving out a diverse and evolving career that bridges the worlds of classic rock, country soul, and modern folk.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with BobKat

Bob is a passionate, powerhouse blues and rock 'n' roll guitarist with over 50 years of live performance experience. Originally from the Berkshires in Massachusetts, his musical journey has taken him from the East Coast to California, eventually settling in Portland, Oregon. Bob has played stages large and small, from blues festivals and Portland park concerts to iconic local venues like The Candlelight Room and The Lehrer.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with David M'ore

David M’ore is a mystical guitar slinger with a sound rooted in tradition but forged in fire. Born in Argentina and raised on vintage vinyl, he picked up his first guitar at age eight — a gift from his godfather — and was instantly consumed by the raw power of the instrument. “The aggressive sound of the guitar drove me emotionally insane,” he recalls, crediting early influences like Johnny Winter for igniting his lifelong obsession.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Georgina White

Georgina is a BBC Introducing recording artist and singer/songwriter. She released her debut single, Misfits in November 2021 to critical acclaim and has since released originals LOVE, Not Your Baby, Healer and covers of You Don’t Own Me and  I Will Survive (both no1 Chart of Gold 2023).

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Bill Poss and Loveseat

Bill Poss is a traveling troubadour turned community torchbearer — a songwriter, performer, festival founder, and musical storyteller from Effingham, Illinois. Over the past two decades, Bill has carved out a unique path in American roots music, touring extensively across North America as a solo artist, as well as with The Ginn Sisters and alt-country icon Fred Eaglesmith.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with The Kung Fu Hippies

The new album from Kung Fu Hippies is a vibrant celebration of 25 years of making music together—and it’s their most compelling work yet. With three lead vocalists—Frank Leonovich, Brad Ray, and Chad Kroll—each track offers a unique flavor, while the band’s chemistry ties everything together into a cohesive, standout record.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Cirkus Prutz

Cirkus Prütz is a powerhouse Swedish rock band that fuses the grit of blues, the thunder of classic rock, and the soul of Southern groove into a sound that’s as raw as it is refined. With deep roots in the traditions of 70s rock and an eye on today’s turbulent world, the band delivers music that’s both hard-hitting and thought-provoking—unapologetically loud, politically aware, and full of fire.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Antonio Andrade

Antonio Andrade is a veteran singer-songwriter and performer known for his vibrant blend of folk, rock, and humor—what he calls “rockin’ folk.” With over 45 years of stage experience, Andrade has earned accolades including “Best Male Solo Artist” from the Central Pennsylvania Music Awards (2021) and has showcased at both SERFA and SWRFA.

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Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Susan Anders

Susan Anders is a singer-songwriter whose music blends Americana, folk, pop, and jazz with emotionally resonant vocals and insightful, often witty lyrics.

Born and raised in Berkeley, California, she earned degrees from UC Santa Cruz and San Francisco State before launching into a musically adventurous early career. During her twenties, she performed across Northern California with a cappella, jazz, rock, and Motown bands—while also making ends meet through delightfully unconventional gigs like delivering singing telegrams with a table strapped around her waist and teaching doo-wop to Buddhist monks.

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Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey's Interview with Barry McGuigan

Born Finbar Patrick McGuigan on February 28, 1961, in Monaghan, Ulster, Ireland, Barry McGuigan was raised in the small town of Clones. He quickly made his mark in the boxing world as an amateur, capturing a gold medal at the 1978 Commonwealth Games. In 1981, he turned professional, embarking on a career that would make him one of Ireland’s most beloved sports figures.

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