Episode Transcript
Tid to check in on the latest broad gossip with
mel Taylor Rottens.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Kiss is set to release a new live album off
the Soundboard San Antonio, Texas nineteen eighty five. This was
off the Asylum Tour. It's a triple vinyl album featuring
you know, all the songs best of from the seventies
and eighties from Kiss And it's kind of interesting to
think twenty five years ago, in the year two thousand,
this week, Kiss started their so called farewell tour, which,
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mind you, that just kind of ended. Bolbeats has a
new album on the way. It's called God of Angels Trust.
It will be out June sixth. There is a video
to go with the brand new song they just put out.
But frontman he basically said it was nice and free
and exciting and no rules when creating this album, so
it really made it fun for all the guys in
the band. Hello Cool Day set to host this year's
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iHeartRadio Music Awards. Big Night will also feature performances from
Bad Bunny, Billy Eilish, Gray, Cie Adams, Kenny Chesney and
so many collaborations. Lady Gaga said to get the Innovator
Award more I Carry honored with the Icon Award. You
can catch it Monday nights on Fox
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