All Interviews

The Grateful Web Interview with Reed Foehl

On Tuesday, Boulder-based singer/songwriter Reed Foehl, former member of Acoustic Junction, took the time to speak with the Grateful Web. I spoke with the delightful gentleman on a variety of topics including his 4th (or 5th) solo album (due out sometime in April of this year), his stage time with Arlo Guthrie and Ray LaMontagne,… Continue reading The Grateful Web Interview with Reed Foehl

Grateful Web Interview with Head for the Hills' Bassist, Matt Loewen

Grateful Web’s Aaron Dietrich had a few minutes today to speak to Head for the Hills‘ bassist, Matt Loewen.  Check out the interview below. Hope you enjoy!  Thanks a lot to Matt for his time and to Sean for setting this up. Head for the Hills is a great young progressive acoustic band — go… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Head for the Hills' Bassist, Matt Loewen

8 Questions for Mike Dillon of Garage A Trois (and beyond)

Mike Dillon is a hardworking man of many hats. The songwriter, percussionist, vibraphonist and bandleader has a lengthy resume displaying a vast list of projects spanning genres of rock, punk, jazz, afro-funk and hip-hop. Dillon has played with Ani DiFranco, Karl Denson, Les Claypool, James Singleton and Ten Hands. In addition to Garage A Trois,… Continue reading 8 Questions for Mike Dillon of Garage A Trois (and beyond)

Grateful Web Interview with Lips from Anvil

Anvil may be a new name to you, but in the metal community they have been known for the past thirty years. They have played on stage with the likes of Bon Jovi, Scorpions and Whitesnake, but until recently fame and stardom have eluded them. Recently the Grateful Web’s Derek Rhine had a chance to… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Lips from Anvil

Grateful Web Interview with Euforquestra

Dave Papuga from the Grateful Web had the pleasure of interviewing Euforquestra’s Mike Tallman as a preview to their upcoming show at the Fox Theater in Boulder on October 12th; Euforquestra is a genre-spanning force on the local music scene, as well as a force on the national touring scene… GW: Your musical style is… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Euforquestra

The Grateful Web Interview with The Infamous Stringdusters

The Grateful Web recently had a chance to talk to The Infamous Stringdusters‘ guitar player, Andy Falco, discussing their upcoming Festy Experience festival, some of the Stringdusters diverse musical backgrounds and why Yonder Mountain String Band would put a tear in the eye of the omnipotent Bill Monroe… GW: I’ve got Andy Falco here, the… Continue reading The Grateful Web Interview with The Infamous Stringdusters

Grateful Web Interview with Memphis Crawl's Matty O'Brien

Grateful Web recently had an opportunity to chat with Memphis Crawl’s Matty O’Brien about the bands influences, his love of Memphis music, a sexy dance down in the south, and where he’d like to live ‘down under.’ — GW: Hi Matty O’Brien. My name is Sarah; I’m with the Grateful Web. How are you doing… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Memphis Crawl's Matty O'Brien

Grateful Web Interview with Artist Bob Masse

Canadian Bob Masse, who has recently been designing posters and t-shirts for LebowskiFest, Playboy’s recent Bunny series and Phil Lesh & Bob Weir’s Furthur, is himself very Lebowski. In fact, he calls himself ‘The Dude’ of the art world. Having designed posters for and been a friend of major artists since the early 60s, before many of them were major… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Artist Bob Masse

Grateful Web Interview with Kyle Hollingsworth

Grateful Web’s June Reedy caught up with Kyle Hollingsworth of The String Cheese Incident backstage at the inaugural Electric Forest Festival discussing Kyle’s love of the brew, Lynx and becoming the speaker… GW: Right you’re doing the Brewru, Can you tell me about this? KH: Yes we’re doing…um… I’ve been traveling the country for the… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Kyle Hollingsworth

Grateful Web Interview w/ Drive-By Truckers artist Wes Freed

Visual artist, writer, musician and actor Wes Freed is a Southern Gothic multi-disciplinary wonder of sorts. His work overlaps to such an extent he almost sings his paintings and paints his songs. Freed himself, his wife and long-time collaborator Jyl, his truck and his home studio all seem to overlap with it as well. All… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview w/ Drive-By Truckers artist Wes Freed