
A podcast profiling bands and others affiliated with Gainesville’s Fest.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 132 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusic | |||

Fest is in ONE week! To celebrate the end of the line we welcome in New Junk City to the show. The Atlanta band is releasing their fourth full-length record "Where Could I Go?" on Lauren Records on November 6th. The album is up for pre-order now and ... more
Hello Fest fans! Fest 24 is next week and we have episodes for you all the way up until Wednesday next week. Joining the show today are Greg, Bryan, and Scott of Horace Pinker.
Formed in Tempe, AZ in 1991, the Chicago band has been making punk rock ... more
Hello and welcome to today's show, we have a good one for you. Joining the podcast today is Justin Belichis of the Jacksonville band, Glazed.
Justin looks back on the bands early work with an ear on what they were as kids and how they were shaping t... more
Fest kicks off officially, two weeks from today. The celebrate the occasion we welcome Drew Ringo of Sleepytime Trio to the show.
Drew shares stories about how the band formed, their early touring years, and tries to establish a timeline on their re... more
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Good interviews.
What a creative idea. It’s very interesting to learn about these new bands. I’ve discovered new bands because of this.
Very organized and engaging!
Fest is the best music fest. This is the best podcast about a fest.
Awesome idea for a podcast and a great way to bring the FEST community together to keep supporting all of the amazing bands, staff, volunteers, etc. Super fun first guest and a great intro to the pod. Can’t wait to hear more! Cheers.
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Apple Podcasts | #250 |
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This show centers on Gainesville's Fest, with interviews that trace bands' origins, evolution, and festival history. Conversations span origin stories, DIY scenes, touring life, and the mechanics of planning around Fest, often weaving in personal losses, reunions, and creative shifts. Guests tend to be musicians deeply embedded in the punk/alternative scene, giving insider perspectives on writing, recording, and navigating festival circuits. The format is warm, candid, and community-driven, frequently highlighting how Fest connects bands, fans, and local scenes. Notable touches include long-form band histories, behind-the-scenes festival anecdotes, and practical insights into collaboration, release planning, and tour life that can inform si... more
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At Least There’s Fest launched a year ago and published 132 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on At Least There’s Fest include:
1. Tom Fowler
2. Mike Rock
3. Scott Radinsky
4. Todd Congelliere
5. Mike Sosinski
6. Brandon St. James
7. Bob Nanna
8. Derron Nuhfer
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