This one’s for you, Oakland!
Raiderette’s Sasha and Annabelle stopped by the KFOG studio to talk all things Raider Nation. They’re playing Ice Cube’s “Oak Town” and favorite Raider memories (like Charles Woodsen’s last day and Marshawn Lynch’s iconic dance).
Catch the full talk below.
In the midst of it all, ZZ Ward stops by the KFOG studio and plays “Domino” live, plus she talks touring, growing up in Roseburg, Oregon, and some unlikely musical influences with No Name.
No Name and the crew go back to the making of Club Dread with the late Bill Paxton, what it’s like to have”post-movie-blues,” and working with Eagles of Death Metal’s Jesse Hughes…and a live bear on set.
No Name talks with Mat Kearney about his early influences, Bay Area ties, upcoming projects, and plays an exclusive “Nothing Left to Lose” and “Kings and Queens.”
Maybe best known for his high-decibel scream, Caughthran is a force on stage.
For those who understand firsthand the complex, sometimes complicated, and often comical relationship dynamic between sisters, you’ll recognize yourselves in Klara and Johanna Soderberg.
“I have always been a little dissatisfied, and that dissatisfaction has propelled me to do the work that I love to do.”
Brett Dennen stopped by our studio to talk grunge, share Stephan Jenkins stories, and play new songs “Already Gone” and “Lets” off his latest EP. No Name: Are you a fan of Devo? Brett Dennen: I do love Devo. I met Mark at one of those parties, and he was brilliant but quiet. I said hey, man,…
Brad and Chad stop by the KFOG studios to chat and play “Thoughts and Prayers/Not Enough” (later name “Dear Congress, (17)”), a heart-wrenching response to the recent tragic events in Parkland, Florida that speaks to the wider issue of gun control in America.
From his love of music to the incredible way his first album was written, it’s clear that there is no in-between for the frontman.