On the Key of Dan, yours truly, Daniel Lalonde, walks you through popular music history, stories, news and events, recent or not. We'll also have a series called "Whatever happened to?" which, as the name suggests, will cover what happened to a band or an artist before and after their biggest hit!Whether you're a real music nerd, like me, or you just listen to music on the radio, we'll definitely have something for you!Subscribe to the Key of Dan anywhere you listen to podcasts and never miss an episode!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/keyofdan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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episode 4: Episode 4 - New artists you NEED to watch out for
In this episode, I present 3 young artists and bands that I think you should watch out for: Sarah Cothran, 76th Street (my personal favorite) and Olivia Rodrigo.
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episode 3: Episode 3 - Oasis: Making history in Knebworth
In the 90’s, Oasis were the biggest band in the world! At least according to them... today we’re going to talk about how Oasis got to play two history making gigs in Knebworth in 1996!
There's a documentary coming out in cinemas worldwide on September 23rd, 2021. You can watch the trailer here and get your tickets here!
You can also pre-order the live album "Oasis Knebworth 1996" by clicking here...
episode 2: Episode 2 - Whatever happened to Tears for Fears?
Today we begin the series “Whatever happened to?” with a band that has been active for the past 40 years! Now you might think of them as being just an 80’s band because their most popular record came out in 1985. But let's explore what happened to them before and after Songs From the Big Chair!
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Music: "Dirty Rock" by Twisterium from Pixabay
Sources:
https://www.theguardian...
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