10 Best Podcasts Hosted By Musicians
10 Best Podcasts Hosted By Musicians
Looking for the best podcasts about musicians? Whether you’re into punk music, classic metal or the production behind the scenes, these are the best.
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The popularity of podcasts was sudden and explosive, and this form of media doesn’t look like it’s going to fade into the darkness any time soon. There are also many podcasts made by musicians, many of whom have been surprisingly great and engaging hosts.
Many of these musicians talk about the history of music in their podcasts, but some delve into maintaining mental health in the industry. Others interview guests or even share a meal with them. The most interesting ones here are worth a listen or two.
10 Metal Up Your Podcast
Relient K drummer Ethan Luck and musician Clint Wells have dedicated Metal Up Your Podcast to dissecting and analyzing the legendary band Metallica, and not just their music.
The duo pore over interviews by band members, individual live performances, song meanings and more. The drummer and his friend are often visited by the members of Metallica’s crew and some other musicians, as well.
9 Going Off Track
Currently hosted by another drummer, Benny Horowitz of The Gaslight Anthem, and music producer Brad Worrel, Going Off Track has a distinctive self-proclaimed “living room conversation” vibe, inspired by the conversations that musicians would have during set up times and behind the scenes.
Some of their very notable guests have been long-time Taylor Swift collaborator (whose songs have featured in movies and TV), Jack Antonoff, along with Fred Armisen, Fat Mike, Laura Jane Grace, Keenan Thompson, Blake Schwarzenbach, and many more.
8 Table Manners With Jessie Ware
Electro-soul and post-dubstep vocal artist Jessie Ware created Table Manners with Jessie Ware with her ebullient mother, Lennie. The two have a cozy dinner or lunch sit-down with guests like Nigella Lawson, Riz Ahmed (an actor whose musical talent rivals his acting), MIST, and Loyle Carner.
The conversation ranges from food and what they want to eat next to Lennie asking hilarious questions and some industry talk with musician guests.
7 Alice Cooper’s Vintage Vault
Legendary rocker Alice Cooper’s Vintage Vault podcast is a gold mine of interviews with rock greats and some classic rock conversations, with the initial episodes being all about the iconic Ozzy Osbourne (who’s even made quite a few movie cameos), Brian May and Slash.
For lovers of rock, Cooper also serves up some curated radio to listen to, his latest being Halloween special tunes on his radio segment “Nights with Alice Cooper.”
6 Awsten + Travis’ Slumber Party
For music lovers who also like a good laugh, Awsten + Travis’ Slumber Party is perfect for you. Frontman of the band Waterparks, Awsten Knight teams up with his friend Travis and sometimes a guest, and together they do dramatic readings and analysis of some ridiculous and sometimes perverted fan fiction.
The fanfiction is all Waterparks-related stories, which makes their sometimes overly serious reviews of the same even funnier to listen to.
5 Questlove Supreme
Questlove’s Questlove Supreme podcast is perhaps the most popular podcast hosted by a musician, and the Roots drummer draws in the big names on his show, think Michelle Obama, Jack White, and Solange.
Music is a big part of the podcast, but so are meaningful conversations with important people mixed with some humor and fun facts. This one can’t be missed.
4 One Life One Chance
H2O member, Toby Morse, runs a non-profit organization of the same name drawn directly from the H20 song, and the One Life One Chance podcast is a meaningful extension of it. He hosts guests from the music world, his personal heroes, and even family members.
The podcast is unscripted and features very authentic interactions between Toby and others in order to inspire middle and high schoolers, but it’s a good listen for anybody.
3 Turned Out A Punk
If movies about the careers of musicians and bands fascinate you, you might also love podcasts about the same. And if you love punk music, F*cked Up’s lead singer has just the podcast for you in Turned Out a Punk. The musician, Damian Abraham himself, has worn several hats, including those of a VJ and wrestler.
He sits down every week with a new guest to discuss how the unique music genre of punk music affected or changed their lives for the better. Guests include chefs, wrestlers, musicians and people from various other professions, and the conversations are definitely unique.
2 Distraction Pieces With Scroobius Pip
The fastest-growing weekly podcast in the UK, Distraction Pieces with Scroobius Pip has no format and is a more free-flowing conversation with a variety of extremely famous guests, not limited to Florence Pugh (known best for her role in Black Widow), Lena Headey, Mary J. Blige, Michael Fassbender and many more.
The rapper has recorded over 400 episodes of the podcast, and is known as one of the greats of podcasting — he started his show way back in 2014 when podcasts were just a weird app on your iPhone.
1 Broken Record
Another very popular podcast by Rick Rubin, a well-known producer in American music for artists like Jay-Z, Broken Record is a great place for music nerds to listen to their heroes talk freely and without inhibitions.
Rubin runs the podcast with Malcolm Gladwell and music journalist Bruce Headlam, and the conversations aren’t ever frivolous. The first episode was right after the producer had to evacuate because of the L.A. forest fires, leaving his home and studio at the risk of burning.
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