The Sundays

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#267: Tanner Dane

September 4, 2026

Scott and his co-hosts interview Tanner Dane, a Chicago musician who leads both the band Holly and pursues a solo career, about his innovative lakefront pop-up concerts that have drawn thousands of fans and legal trouble from the city. The episode also features discussion about Scott's recent sold-out show where he asked audience members to put away their phones, his upcoming New Year's Eve performances, and the challenges Tanner faces navigating the modern music industry's demands for social media engagement while his completed album remains unreleased by his label. The hosts wrap up with their regular segment debating the best opening lines in music history, featuring picks ranging from Public Enemy to Kenny Rogers.

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#179: Mike McIntyre

July 12, 2024

Mike McIntyre, a longtime bartender in Chicago, discusses his past as a fisherman in Alaska and being in the band 9 Day Wonder with his brother in the 1990s. The hosts and Mike discuss 90s alternative pop music, with each sharing some of their favorite songs from that era. Mike shares stories of his early days in the Chicago music scene and thoughts on how the bar scene has changed over his nearly 30 years as a bartender.

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#75: Louise Post

July 22, 2022

Louise Post, lead singer of the band Veruca Salt, discusses her early music influences, the formation of Veruca Salt, their rapid rise to fame, challenges the band faced, and her current solo project. She reflects on the ups and downs of her musical career and feeling creatively liberated working on her upcoming solo album.

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#33: Wes Kidd

September 24, 2021

Scott Lucas interviews his old friend and bandmate Wes Kidd about their wild times touring together in the 90s in the bands Rights of the Accused and Triple Fast Action. They reminisce about crazy pranks, trashed hotel rooms, getting beat up by gangs of kids, and disastrous major label debuts before Wes reveals what he's up to these days managing bands like Old 97's. Despite the painful memories, Scott and Wes share laughs over their unhinged youthful hijinks.

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