Which Way Is Catering? with Justine & Bruce

Justine and Bruce sit down with the executive director of the International Entertainment Buyers Association (IEBA) on this episode of “Which Way Is Catering?” Pam shares her time out on the road with The Judds, growing up in Memphis in the same neighborhood as Elvis, touring with Kiss and Ozzy Osbourne, pre-show rituals, shows at the Ryman Auditorium, unusual rider requests, meet and greet nightmare, and of course drag queens.

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This week on "Which Way Is Catering?," Justine and Bruce continue their conversation with Peter Noone of Herman’s Hermits. Peter shares with you his collection of first editions, unusual gifts from his fans “The Noonatics,” sharing the stage with Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones, backstage with the Everly Brothers, showing up on the movie set to meet Elvis, and dealing with unruly fans.

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On this episode of "Which Way Is Catering?" Justine and Bruce have the pleasure of chatting with longtime friend Peter Noone of Herman’s Hermits. Peter takes you on a journey of stories and experiences with The Hermits and how they came up with the name for the band, The Beatles at The Cavern Club in Liverpool, having a drink with John Lennon, living with his grandmother, on tour with The Who, and sharing the stage with the Rolling Stones.

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Everybody has a “Hillbilly Bone” when you share a few laughs as Justine and Bruce have the pleasure to sit down with Nashville icon, Trace Adkins. On this episode of "Which Way Is Catering?" Trace talks about his history with Variety Attraction, and its founder George Moffett, as well as life on the road, friendship with Blake Shelton, other legendary performers, his favorite shows, meet and greet experiences, Civil War history, and working on an oil rig. Trace really likes the title of our podcast!

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Which Way Is Catering? with Justine and Bruce will take you on an “All Access” tour of what life on the road is like. This trailer gives you a quick peek into the kind of stories shared backstage, while we look forward to full episodes coming soon. Served up by Variety Attractions, celebrating 60 years of entertainment excellence! www.varietyattractions.com

Variety Attractions is celebrating 60 years in the entertainment industry with a podcast that is focused on the relationships formed over the years. “Which Way Is Catering” is a balance of wit and substance featuring exclusive conversations with touring artists and live concert industry professionals, produced in an “All Access” backstage atmosphere. Hosts Justine and Bruce can’t wait to put a smile on your face with stories from life on the road as you join them backstage when the conversation begins with “Which Way Is Catering?"