Tag: The Tippy Jo Show

Cowboy Mouth Brings Their High-Octane Party Back to St. Louis and Fred LeBlanc Appears on The Tippy Jo Show

New Orleans’ own Cowboy Mouth - the self-described “southern gospel revival without the religion” are bringing their high-energy rock ‘n’ roll celebration back to St. Louis this Saturday, November 8th, for a one-night-only show at the Old Rock House. The stop marks part of their Cover Yo’ Azz album tour and coincides with their 35th … Continue reading Cowboy Mouth Brings Their High-Octane Party Back to St. Louis and Fred LeBlanc Appears on The Tippy Jo Show

They Might Be Giants Talk Creativity, Longevity, and Reinvention on The Tippy Jo Show

Alternative rock icons They Might Be Giants have embarked on their BIG SHOW TOUR 2025, following overwhelming demand from fans across the country. Known for their inventive performances and a rotating setlist that changes nightly, the duo of John Flansburgh and John Linnell continues to bring their singular mix of humor, intellect, and musicality to … Continue reading They Might Be Giants Talk Creativity, Longevity, and Reinvention on The Tippy Jo Show

Killer Queen Set to Rock St. Louis: Patrick Myers Talks Legacy, Freddie Mercury, and the Magic of Performing on The Tippy Jo Show

Killer Queen, one of the world’s most acclaimed Queen tribute bands, is once again ready to light up American stages in 2025, bringing the spirit and sound of Freddie Mercury to life with dazzling precision. Led by the incomparable Patrick Myers, who has faithfully embodied Mercury’s energy and voice for over three decades, the band … Continue reading Killer Queen Set to Rock St. Louis: Patrick Myers Talks Legacy, Freddie Mercury, and the Magic of Performing on The Tippy Jo Show

Toadies Talk New Album, Steve Albini, and Pointfest 2025 on The Tippy Jo Show and Midwest Mixtape Podcast

The Toadies, a staple of '90s alternative rock from Fort Worth, gained fame with their debut album Rubberneck. Their latest projects include a cover of Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone" and a new album, The Charmer. Frontman Donivan Blair discusses past struggles and their upcoming performance at Pointfest in St. Louis.