Robert Lawson joined me a few years ago and together we discussed "Cheap Trick Live At The Whisky 1977" which was limited to only 2000 copies worldwide on CD. It was a great discussion with Robert in regards to RockFord Illinois finest.

In today's episode I chat about one of my favourite bands Coney Hatch and the fact that they may be finished.

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AC/DC is on the final  North American stretch of their "Power Up" World Tour. In each city the band plays, they are doing pop up stores which include merchandise, fan events and guitar giveaways. In this episode I discuss the upcoming Winnipeg Pop Up store which will be on September 19th and 20th 2026. For more info check out the official AC/DC website at pwruptour.acdc.com
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Once again I have had the good fortune of Andy Curran coming on the "Distortion Den" to co-host. AC has a lot going on and we get right to it. We do a deep dive into the recently released self titled Coney Hatch debut celebrating its 40th Birthday. I also get the lowdown on the soon to be acoustic-only performance of Coney Hatch, along with some scoops on  Envy of None, Rush, Whiskey & The Devil and so much more.

I even share with Andy my Top 12 Hatch tunes (If I'm being honest, it changes daily).

It's always a great conversation when Andy hops on.

Previous times Andy has given some great stories like when he almost formed a band with Adrian Smith (Iron Maiden) and the wacky audition he had with Doro amongst many tales of rock n roll from a man who has been in the biz and has seen and done it all.

Special thanks to Brent and Chip at ChipsterPR for setting up the chat.

You can find Andy's music and merch at...

https://andycurranmusic.com

Check out also Coney Hatchs music and merch page where you can find a direct link to order the 40th Anniversary editions of the debut.

https://www.officialconeyhatch.ca/

If you're interested in supporting UNHCR click the link below.

https://envyofnone.com/

#andycurran #coneyhatch #envyofnone #canadianrock #juno 

A quick little review of Judas Priests radio broadcast from 1981! 

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