Long Form (multi topic, hourly/full show)

The Pine Knob season is nearing the end of its 2024 season, and the next to last weekend of the year will be a loud one.

On Friday, September 27th, Korn, Spiritbox and Gojira play at 6:30 p.m.

The next night, Saturday, September 28th, is the annual Riff Fest, which will feature Godsmack, Seether, Asking Alexandria and others.

Jane's Addiction had to abandon the reunion tour of its original lineup because of turmoil within the band. Before all that came down, however, we spoke to drummer Stephen Perkins about the first Lollapalooza Festival during the summer of 1991, which was one of the most legendary shows in Pine Knob's 52 year history.

The Pine Knob season is nearing the end of its 2024 season, and the next to last weekend of the year will be a loud one.
On Friday, September 27th, Korn, Spiritbox and Gojira play at 6:30 p.m. The next night, Saturday, September 28th, is the annual Riff Fest, which will feature Godsmack, Seether, Asking Alexandria and others.
Jane's Addiction had to abandon the reunion tour of its original lineup because of turmoil within the band. Before all that came down, however, we spoke to drummer Stephen Perkins about the first Lollapalooza Festival during the summer of 1991, which was one of the most legendary shows in Pine Knob's 52 year history.

50 year anniversary of iconic Detroit venue, Pine Knob.  Memories with artist interviews over past 50 years.

Tags/Keywords: Music, Pine Knob, Detroit, Artist Interviews, Iconic Venue

50 year anniversary of iconic Detroit venue, Pine Knob.  Memories with artist interviews over past 50 years.
Tags/Keywords: Music, Pine Knob, Detroit, Artist Interviews, Iconic Venue

Hello, Pine Knob

50 year anniversary of iconic Detroit venue, Pine Knob.  Memories with artist interviews over past 50 years.

50 year anniversary of iconic Detroit venue, Pine Knob.  Memories with artist interviews over past 50 years.

Chats with Godsmack, Seether and Jane's Addiction wrap up September

Hard rockers Staind will be back at Pine Knob on Wednesday, September 11, for a second show there in just over a year. It will be the heavy rock quartet's seventh show at Pine Knob, and guitarist Mike Mushok tells us why Pine Knob is one of his favorite places to play.

Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top are continuing their Shaper Dressed Simple Man tour, which the two classic rock acts launched last year and are bringing back to Pine Knob for another stop on Friday, Sept. 13.

Judas Priest isn't playing at Pine Knob this time, though -- it's at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheater on Tuesday, Sept. 17 -- but the British heavy metal group has its own history at Pine Knob, including an Ozzfest appearance during 2004. Frontman Rob Halford is another who has nothing but good things to say about Pine Knob.

Hard rockers Staind will be back at Pine Knob on Wednesday, September 11, for a second show there in just over a year. It will be the heavy rock quartet's seventh show at Pine Knob, and guitarist Mike Mushok tells us why Pine Knob is one of his favorite places to play.
Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top are continuing their Shaper Dressed Simple Man tour, which the two classic rock acts launched last year and are bringing back to Pine Knob for another stop on Friday, Sept. 13.
Judas Priest isn't playing at Pine Knob this time, though -- it's at the Michigan Lottery Amphitheater on Tuesday, Sept. 17 -- but the British heavy metal group has its own history at Pine Knob, including an Ozzfest appearance during 2004. Frontman Rob Halford is another who has nothing but good things to say about Pine Knob.

Legends of rock take center stage as Staind, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top and Judas Priest get ready for their big shows

We're nearing the end of August, but there's still plenty of music coming to Pine Knob -- nearly a dozen shows, in fact, making for one of the busiest post-Labor Day weekend seasons ever.

Coming this Friday, Aug. 30, is Alice Cooper, the Detroit-born, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shock rocker on his tour with Rob Zombie. We can expect more of the same joyfully macabre entertainment his time, too -- but with a twist.

Then, a look inside the business of concert merchandise with Bill Blackwell of Blackbird Vending in the latest episode of "Hello, Pine Knob!"

We're nearing the end of August, but there's still plenty of music coming to Pine Knob -- nearly a dozen shows, in fact, making for one of the busiest post-Labor Day weekend seasons ever. Coming this Friday, Aug. 30, is Alice Cooper, the Detroit-born, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shock rocker on his tour with Rob Zombie. We can expect more of the same joyfully macabre entertainment his time, too -- but with a twist.
Then, a look inside the business of concert merchandise with Bill Blackwell of Blackbird Vending in the latest episode of "Hello, Pine Knob!"

Alice Cooper wants to be "Elected!" and a look inside the business of concert merchandise

On this week's episode, we talk to a trio of Pine Knob mainstays. 

The Doobie Brothers share why they believe their music has endured so long, Bret Michaels explains why Parti Gras will not only sound good, but smell good, and Incubus tells tales of past Pine Knob performances. 

On this week's episode, we talk to a trio of Pine Knob mainstays. 
The Doobie Brothers share why they believe their music has endured so long, Bret Michaels explains why Parti Gras will not only sound good, but smell good, and Incubus tells tales of past Pine Knob performances.

Chats with Godsmack, Seether and Jane's Addiction wrap up September

In 1 playlist(s)

Hello, Pine Knob

Social links

Follow podcast

Recent clips