For the first time ever, a full SlapperCast episode on video! This first one was somewhat of an experiment—things like lighting, camera angles, and picture quality clearly need some work—but we’ll get better at this over time. It’s also still available as a regular podcast on all the same platforms you’ve been using heretofore.
This week on SlapperCast, we discuss life in the time of coronavirus, cover bands vs. tribute bands, progressive rock vs. metal, and line-up changes in famous bands.
A clip from a wonderful night at Four Star Concert Hall in Brenham, TX on March 13, 2020, featuring our new drummer Eric C. Hughes.
The entirety of this 90-minute plus performance is available to our Patreon supporters.
We will be returning to Four Star Concert Hall ASAP, and we highly recommend you join us. It’s an outstanding venue in a great little town with terrific people, excellent food and amazing sound.
Please also SUBSCRIBE to our channel on Youtube and help us get our numbers up. We need your support there to be eligible for monetization, which is essential for the rocky road ahead.
Drummer Eric surveying the grandeur of Four Star Concert Hall shortly after our arrival on Friday, March 13, 2020.
Photo by Brian Nixon.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Blaggards are no longer able to play live.
One way you can help us out during this crazy time is to join us on Patreon. Think of it as an exclusive membership that grants you access to a constantly growing Blaggards box set.
For $5 a month, you get exclusive video & behind-the-scenes footage, live tracks, demos, rough mixes, bonus SlapperCast material and more.
New content is added weekly, and we’re actively trying to come up with new ideas of things we can share. Of course, your suggestions are welcome.
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Cheers and thanks!
Happy Saint Paddy’s Day! The world is changing before our eyes, but we’ve brought you some STOUT IRISH ROCK nonetheless. We streamed LIVE on Facebook this afternoon, and you can watch the whole show now if you missed it.
Also please consider donating to the Houston Food Bank to help them feed the countless Houstonians who will be out of work starting today.
