Panelists from the Colorado Public Radio / NPR show "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me", will be at the Paramount Theater in Denver on Saturday, June 25th for the "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me Stand-Up Tour".

Tickets are available here.

Comedians Alonzo Bodden, Mo Rocca, Negin Farsad and Helen Hong will appear. 

Bodden, Rocca and Farsad talk with Comedy 103.1 about the tour and about the long-running radio show.

Panelists from the Colorado Public Radio / NPR show "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me", will be at the Paramount Theater in Denver on Saturday, June 25th for the "Wait Wait Don't Tell Me Stand-Up Tour".
Tickets are available <a href="https://www.ticketmaster.com/colorado-public-radio-presents-the-wait-denver-colorado-06-25-2022/event/1E005C93A7DE7924?camefrom=CFC_KSE_wZMc5Iv2w0ud2gDh5lfwTA&amp;utm_source=wZMc5Iv2w0ud2gDh5lfwTA&amp;utm_medium=wZMc5Iv2w0ud2gDh5lfwTA&amp;utm_campaign=wZMc5Iv2w0ud2gDh5lfwTA&amp;_ga=2.141979634.1900693764.1655852793-1422815729.1655852793">here</a>.
Comedians Alonzo Bodden, Mo Rocca, Negin Farsad and Helen Hong will appear. 
Bodden, Rocca and Farsad talk with Comedy 103.1 about the tour and about the long-running radio show.

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Jim "Soni" Sonefeld has been the drummer for Hootie & The Blowfish since 1989. He wrote the group's first big hit "Hold My Hand" from their debut album "Cracked Rear View".

That first album went on to sell over 21 million copies. The band was never again able to match that achievement and after years of touring and less successful follow up albums, Sonefeld found himself addicted to drugs and alcohol.

After a divorce and remarriage (to one of his bandmate's ex-wife), he got sober, started recording solo music and wrote a book, "Swimming With The Blowfish : Hootie, Healing And One Hell Of A Ride". He also just released the solo EP "Remember Tomorrow".

Both the book and the EP can be found here.

Although they never officially broke up, Hootie & The Blowfish reunited for a new album and tour in 2019 and continue to perform together and host charity events.

Jim Sonefeld talked to Dave O'Brien on 99.5 The Mountain KQMT Denver about his amazing life and career.

Jim "Soni" Sonefeld has been the drummer for Hootie &amp; The Blowfish since 1989. He wrote the group's first big hit "Hold My Hand" from their debut album "Cracked Rear View".
That first album went on to sell over 21 million copies. The band was never again able to match that achievement and after years of touring and less successful follow up albums, Sonefeld found himself addicted to drugs and alcohol.
After a divorce and remarriage (to one of his bandmate's ex-wife), he got sober, started recording solo music and wrote a book, "Swimming With The Blowfish : Hootie, Healing And One Hell Of A Ride". He also just released the solo EP "Remember Tomorrow".
Both the book and the EP can be found <a href="http://jimsonefeld.com/wp/">here</a>.
Although they never officially broke up, Hootie &amp; The Blowfish reunited for a new album and tour in 2019 and continue to perform together and host charity events.
Jim Sonefeld talked to Dave O'Brien on 99.5 The Mountain KQMT Denver about his amazing life and career.

Jim Soni Sonefeld Of Hootie And The Blowfish With Dave O'Brien on 995 The Mountain KQMT Denver

Collective Soul just released their 11th studio album, "Vibrating" and played at Mission Ballroom in Denver on August 14th. 

The band has been together since the early 1990's and has maintained largely the same lineup over almost 30 years. 

Will Turpin, who has played bass for Collective Soul since 1992, first started working with lead singer Ed Roland at a recording studio owned by Turpin's father in their Georgia hometown.

He talked with Dave O'Brien on 99.5 The Mountain KQMT Denver about the new album, the history of the band, the massive success of the song "Shine" and the changing landscape of "alternative" music that was coming out of Georgia and the southeast in the early 90's. 

Photo credit: David Abbott

Collective Soul just released their 11th studio album, "Vibrating" and played at Mission Ballroom in Denver on August 14th. 
The band has been together since the early 1990's and has maintained largely the same lineup over almost 30 years. 
Will Turpin, who has played bass for Collective Soul since 1992, first started working with lead singer Ed Roland at a recording studio owned by Turpin's father in their Georgia hometown.
He talked with Dave O'Brien on 99.5 The Mountain KQMT Denver about the new album, the history of the band, the massive success of the song "Shine" and the changing landscape of "alternative" music that was coming out of Georgia and the southeast in the early 90's. 
Photo credit: David Abbott

Will Turpin Of Collective Soul Talks With Dave O'Brien on 99.5 The Mountain

Lt. Joe Kenda spent 23 years with the Colorado Springs Police Department, eventually leading the Homicide Division. His team had a solve rate of 92%, among the highest in the country.

For 9 seasons he shared details of some of those cases on "Homicide Hunter : Lt. Joe Kenda" on Investigation Discovery and streaming on Discovery+. He also highlights cases from around the country on the new series "American Detective With Lt. Joe Kenda" also on Investigation Discovery and Discovery+.

Lt. Kenda returns to his Colorado Springs roots for the new feature length special "Homicide Hunter: Never Give Up" airing this Wednesday, August 17th on Investigation Discovery and streaming on Discovery+.

Lt. Kenda talked with Dave O'Brien on 99.5 The Mountain KQMT Denver about the special, the series and his incredible law enforcement career. 

Photo Credit : Courtesy of Investigation Discovery

Lt. Joe Kenda spent 23 years with the Colorado Springs Police Department, eventually leading the Homicide Division. His team had a solve rate of 92%, among the highest in the country.
For 9 seasons he shared details of some of those cases on "Homicide Hunter : Lt. Joe Kenda" on Investigation Discovery and streaming on Discovery+. He also highlights cases from around the country on the new series "American Detective With Lt. Joe Kenda" also on Investigation Discovery and Discovery+.
Lt. Kenda returns to his Colorado Springs roots for the new feature length special "Homicide Hunter: Never Give Up" airing this Wednesday, August 17th on Investigation Discovery and streaming on Discovery+.
Lt. Kenda talked with Dave O'Brien on 99.5 The Mountain KQMT Denver about the special, the series and his incredible law enforcement career. 
Photo Credit : Courtesy of Investigation Discovery

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