The Road The Stage

Well would you look at that... Episode 100! The Road The Stage welcomes Dan Davidson, who has a show at Bo's Bar & Stage in Red Deer on November 27th!

Dan linked up over zoom, we showed him the magic of the multi-million dollar green screen technology at Communal Creative Studios, talked the process, and lots more.

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The Road The Stage returns with a new episode, and a new interview with a familiar guest. All the way back from our very first days on the pod, Eric Owen joins us to chat about something different than Black Pistol Fire.

Eric Owen's first full-length film THIRST released and is available to buy or rent on Apple TV in Canada. Patrick Bateman & Peter Michaels discuss the many roles Eric filled while making THIRST, stories from making the film, and more.

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The Road The Stage is back this week for a chat on the back patio at Bo's with ROYAL FOUNDRY. Jared and Beth Salte are no stranger to Red Deer and Bo's, playing our home stage plenty of times over the years. Whether Royal Foundry are based in Edmonton, Nashville or High River - Bo's is always happy to see them!

We catch up, talk about 10 years as a band, home brews, stage shows, the doggo and tons more.

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Recorded and produced at Communal Creative Studios in Red Deer, AB.

The Road The Stage is missing one of the PP boys this week as Patrick was down with the sickness. Ironic as our guest is also a nurse! Trevor Hurst has put the medical career aside to revive the legendary Econoline Crush who are back with a new song called No Quitter from a soon to be released new album which will be followed by a documentary called Flatlander chronicling Trevor’s work as a Psychiatric Nurse with Canupawakpa Dakota Nation in Manitoba. Peter and Trevor weave through stories about the bands beginning at the height of the grunge movement, memories of Edgefest, and things get emotional as they discuss their fathers who have both passed on, but whose presence are still felt in mysterious ways.

Recorded at Bo’s Bar & Stage, produced by CCSbyBo’s in #reddeer #alberta

The Road The Stage returns this week for a really fun discussion with Zoe Sky Jordan, who’s new album Selfish dropped in April. It’s a great record from a major talent who was born into the music industry. Zoe tells Patrick Bateman and Peter Michaels about growing up with musician parents, making an album with your partner, living in LA, stage fright, Canadians abroad, Geri Halliwell, and lots more.

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Check in with The Road The Stage amidst a concert drought! Lots to look forward to over the next few weeks, including interviews again! Yay!

We also discuss expensive concert tickets and the surprising band to seemingly submit to them. Not fun.

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Recorded and produced at Communal Creative Studios in Red Deer, AB.

The Road The Stage is here and Peter Michaels brought a mystery record wrapped in meat deal coupons. Patrick Bateman is going to try to figure out what’s inside with only 20 questions on the table! Can he do it? Will he uncover the trickery Peter Michael’s has set in motion as The Road The Stage gathers for a check up on recent shows and Patrick’s big move to Calgary? Tune in and find out, and make sure you slap subscribe over at the CCS YouTube channel.

The Road The Stage⁠ is back with Part Two of our interview with ⁠Aysanabee⁠. Back in February, Aysanabee performed in Red Deer, experiencing a Western tour for the first time as a musician. It’s hard to explain how thoroughly impressive Evan’s set was that night, and ever since - Patrick Bateman and Peter Michaels have been eager to talk to him.

Aysanabee hangs out today to discuss his record Watin, which has made a major impact across Canada, from charts to hearts. It’s a really special concept that includes the recordings of his grandfather discussing his memories of growing up through the horrifying residential school system that stains our history. This is an important record.

We also discuss the recent Aysanabee performance at the Junos, a whirlwind of a year, reggae, getting your car stuck in front of an audience, music conferences, playing Massey Hall, and lots more.

The Road The Stage returns this week with Part One of our interview with Aysanabee. Back in February, Aysanabee performed in Red Deer, experiencing a Western tour for the first time as a musician. It’s hard to explain how thoroughly impressive Evan’s set was that night, and ever since - Patrick Bateman and Peter Michaels have been eager to talk to him.

Aysanabee hangs out today to discuss his record Watin, which has made a major impact across Canada, from charts to hearts. It’s a really special concept that includes the recordings of his grandfather discussing his memories of growing up through the horrifying residential school system that stains our history. This is an important record. Check it out here. 

We also discuss the recent Aysanabee performance at the Junos, a whirlwind of a year, reggae, getting your car stuck in front of an audience, music conferences, playing Massey Hall, and lots more.

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Recorded and Produced at Communal Creative Studios in Red Deer, Alberta. 

Check it out! Episode 91 of The Road The Stage is here, with Patrick Bateman and Peter Michaels sitting down to chat with Jeff van Helvoort, of Mister Rabbit and Teenage Kicks. Mister Rabbit release their debut record End Of History Illusion this week, a really solid album we can’t wait for you to dig into. We discuss Jeff’s music history with his brother Peter van Helvoort (Episode 45) in Teenage Kicks through their final show in 2015 to reviving TK last year. The change and challenges of perspective and expectation in the music industry, creating an incredible collaborative project with his partner to benefit the furry friends in our communities, 80’s movies, craft beer and lots more.

Check out the new Mister Rabbit record and follow @yournameiswild.to (a really cool charitable music project to benefit dogs).

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Recorded and produced at Communal Creative Studios in Red Deer, Alberta.