Vish Khanna

Well, after some serious scheduling issues that almost derailed the whole thing, I’m happy to report that the 10th anniversary edition of Stay Out of the Mall – A Festive Music Festival is happening this year at the Ebar in Guelph on Thursday December 15th, 2011.

For the 10th year in a row, all proceeds will benefit the Canadian Cancer Society towards leukemia research in memory of my friend Sharon Marshall and we’re again collecting food donations for the Guelph Food Bank. Given how quickly it’s approaching, I ask that you please spread the word about this year’s amazing show as soon as possible.

Here are the details:

In Support of the Canadian Cancer Society

KYEO & CFRU 93.3 FM Present:

Stay Out of the Mall X

Kidstreet
(http://www.nettwerk.com/artist/kidstreet)

The Barmitzvah Brothers
(http://labelfantastic.com/the-barmitzvah-brothers)

Marine Dreams
(http://www.youvechangedrecords.com/pages/posts/yc-01287.php)

Thursday December 15, 2011

The Ebar – 41 Quebec St. – Guelph
9:30 PM
AA/LIC (Not Accessible)

$10 with non-perishable item for the Guelph Food Bank
$12 without

Tickets Only Available at the Door

www.cfru.ca
www.cancer.ca

If you’d like to interview any of the artists involved or me even, please lemme know!

Thanks again for all your support over the past 10 years!!!
vk

I spoke to David Yow about Scratch Acid’s reunion activity in 2011, the Jesus Lizard, and his future in music. Interview conducted on the phone on October 14, 2011. I was at home man.

I spoke to Rick Froberg of Hot Snakes earlier today about the band’s upcoming reunion shows. Have a listen.

Rick Froberg on Hot Snakes, Obits, and more – August 12, 2011

hello,

This week, for our penultimate program before we go on indefinite hiatus, the Mich Vish Interracial Morning Show! may just hear from every single member of the influential band, Fugazi.

Fugazi

Emerging from Washington D.C. in 1987, Fugazi are my favourite band of all time and we’ve been lucky to have each and every member on our show at various points over the past six years. When they went on “indefinite hiatus” in 2002, many fans were puzzled by the terminology, even though the words belie the intent. “But so wait, did Fugazi break up?” Nope, they’re on hiatus. Indefinitely. Look, I empathize with you here. As Michelle and I enter into our own indefinite hiatus after working quite diligently on this thing of ours, I too am feeling somewhat uneasy about what pushing pause really means. I need moral support. And I can only think of one group of people who might know exactly what we’re about to go through…

To learn more about listening live, or downloading/streaming this show later, please visit this link or perhaps even this link to hear this and/or other recent episodes.

thanks a lot,
vk

Upcoming Guests:

July 20: Fugazi?
July 27: Steve Albini – 300th & Final Show Before Indefinite Hiatus