Seated or standing? Support band or drinks? Sing along as loudly as possible or watch in respectful silence? These are the dilemmas that have plagued Ivo and Alex - stand up comedians by night, gig pigs by night off - over a decade and a half of watching live music together and it’s time to start opening them up to the floor. Join them every Thursday to find out who they’ve been to see live this w... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Music |
We're the wrong kind of people, why'd you listen to us? Because we've achieved our Desire! Desire! and (so nearly) watched Everything Everything, the most interesting and consistent band of their generation, alongside their biggest fan, and Alex's bi... more
Is he free, can he gig, is he promised to the pig? An apologetic pleasure to speak easy with Johnny JR about the Planet of Sound (if not Vision) that was Pixies at the Forum: bearded villains, corporate restructuring and where his mind's at re: gig e... more
Seasons change, and we’ve grown tired trying to change for you (we haven’t). Alex and Ivo are joined by Eleanor Tiernan to discuss hot chocolate, fanboying the Waterboys, and Baltimore’s finest, Future Islands, who made some old pigs very happy at th... more
Connect me to the manager please, we’re on 302! From Bake Off to bag drop, a vast rotation of mirth with critically acclaimed apocalypse dreamers Frankie and Liv, who were in a uniquely weird place when it came to watching this week’s mum-ringing 6 m... more
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Sweet podcast about music and comedy
Alex and Ivo are really funny, friendly hosts who like a variety of music genres. They go to a music show with a friend and talk about it after. As an introvert who hates crowds, I only see a couple shows a year. Sometimes I wish I could go to more without actually going to them. Problem solved! They talk about the show critically, but also celebrate the emotional affects of the live experience. Keep up the good fun guys!
And arguably best comedy podcast. Definitely best arguably comedy podcast.
I like the concept of the show but the episodes do vary wildly in quality. Is it better to have a proper fan on as a guest or someone who has went to see them at the time an episode is to be released? For instance, I have no interest in Foals or Limp Bizkit but these are stand out episodes because of the way the guests share their experience of the gig and their relationship to the band. more
Brilliant podcast that has reignited my love of live music!
Spotify | #33 | United Kingdom/Music |
Apple Podcasts | #18 | United Kingdom/Music |
Apple Podcasts | #144 | France/Music |
Apple Podcasts | #41 | Singapore/Music |
Apple Podcasts | #167 | Ireland/Music |
Apple Podcasts | #218 | Spain/Music |
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