I would imagine that just about anyone who grew up in the Evansville, Indiana area or has lived here for the past couple of decades has been to Mesker Amphitheatre at least once, but more likely, several times.
Up until its closure in 2012, Mesker Amphitheater was a popular venue for live music and the ever-popular Movies at Mesker. During my years with 103GBF, we held a very special wedding ceremony before a showing of the
Rocky Horror Picture Show. Whether you have fond memories of Mesker or not, you can t deny that it was a sad day when the amphitheater closed its gates for good.
You may have seen a screenshot from
Jeremy Vine on 5 going around reading, “Does listening to heavy metal make you fat?” Turns out the bizarre topic was spurred on by an article in the Daily Star which links loud, aggressive music to poor dietary choices.
The Daily Star article isn’t on the publication’s website, but its title reads, “Metal Makes Us All Heavy Loud Rock Linked to Craving Fatty Foods.” The article (which features a photo of Mr. Lordi) states that the music someone listens to can dictate their food choices, with fast and loud music featuring heavy dissonance and distortion revving up a listener so much that it will entice them to gorge on fatty foods. On the other hand, calm classical music may encourage listeners to make moderate and sensible choices.
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Memorial Day Weekend the Rocker will rev up your radio with the 500 most iconic rock songs of all time.
Sure we could give you our 500 most favorite, no problem. But you deserve your say. Enter below and share with us the songs that we must include.
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Ted Nugent, the classic rock legend who has consistently downplayed and even denied the severity of the coronavirus pandemic while also publicly doubting scientifically verified mitigation methods, has opened up more about his health struggle after contracting COVID-19. On the time he spent downed by the virus, Nugent stated, I ve never been so scared in my life.
On April 19, Nugent announced he had officially been diagnosed with COVID-19, admitting, I felt like I was dying, while describing the impact it had on his health. He also noted he was resigned to crawling, presumably because he did not possess the strength to walk around his home.