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The Itch rocks your radio every Sunday on KCLC-FM and your podcast feed every Tuesday, bringing you artist interviews, music reviews, and concert stories from Aaron, KC, and Dan — three friends rocking the airwaves since 2004.

05/28/2026

In this week's episode, we noted that Sleep Theory's set at 105.7 The Point's Pointfest was stopped multiple times on account of injuries/dehydration in the crowd. We later learned that one of those incidents ended up leading to a tragic outcome.

We didn't know Danielle, but any loss in the rock community is a big one, and any opportunity to support a family in grief is worthwhile. Please consider joining us in easing their burden in a small but meaningful way at the link below.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/from-pointfest-to-the-icu-danielles-story?attribution_id=al%3Ab25732a2-72d9-40f7-99f0-542fa2018416

NEW EPISODE! "E325 Concert Catch-up: Bring Me the Horizon, Motionless in White, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Pointfest, and mor...
05/26/2026

NEW EPISODE! "E325 Concert Catch-up: Bring Me the Horizon, Motionless in White, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Pointfest, and more!"

This week, we're scratching The Itch for etiquette! The guys caught a trio of VERY different shows with one thing in common: concertgoers in need of friendly reminders about how to act. But that's what we're here for, right? That and giggles.

First, it's an early Father's Day as Dan takes his dad to see Itch guest Kenny Wayne Shepherd on his Ledbetter Heights 30th anniversary tour, where nostalgia and mastery were both on display.

Then, Dan pivots to being the dad himself, as he and Hannah take their sons (and KC!) to see BRING ME THE HORIZON, Motionless In White, THE PLOT IN YOU, and Amira Elfeky at a show that would gain national rock news attention for a rather unpleasant reason. (Don't worry, it had nothing to do with us.)

And finally, we cover 105.7 The Point's Pointfest for the sixth year in a row. But when a show's headliner is unbearably boring, the rest of the lineup has a lot of weight to pull. Did they succeed? Listen to find out as Dan catches Magnolia Park, From Ashes to New, Highly Suspect, MammothWVH, and Blue October! And stay to the end for an etiquette proposal that you're sure to have an opinion on! Enjoy.

Listen here:
https://www.itchrocks.com/325

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05/25/2026

Coming tomorrow on The Itch...

New Episode! "E324 Mark Reznicek of Toadies on Steve Albini, Rejected Albums, and Writing a Great Comeback Story"This we...
05/19/2026

New Episode! "E324 Mark Reznicek of Toadies on Steve Albini, Rejected Albums, and Writing a Great Comeback Story"

This week, we're scratching The Itch to get charmed! Our guest is drummer Mark Reznicek of The Toadies, whose long-awaited eighth album The Charmer is out now. It's been nine years since their last album, but given the wild story of how their follow-up to 1994's platinum-selling Rubberneck was delayed all the way into the nu metal era, they're a band that understands the benefits of patience. Their endurance as a band has in no small part been due to the continued love and support they've received in their hometown of Fort Worth, where they've achieved cult favorite status.

The Charmer was one of the last records recorded by legendary producer/engineer Steve Albini before his passing in 2024, and it deals with Toadies frontman Vaden Todd Lewis's struggles with depression and mental health. For our money, it's among the band's best works. Mark takes us through the process of recording the album and working with the famously opinionated Albini, and even humors us on a detour into Buzzkill, the Dark Horse/Image comic he co-created that played a part in launching the career of one of Marvel's "it" writers, Donny Cates. This is one we've waited 35 years for. Enjoy. And see Toadies on tour this year with Local H. You won't regret it.

Listen here:
https://www.itchrocks.com/324

05/18/2026

What say we add a couple of bands to the three-time guest club in the coming weeks?

Guess 'em right and we'll confirm. 😁

New Episode! "E323 ALT BLK ERA on Sonic Experimentation, Collaborating With Wheatus, and Always Using Your Voice"This we...
05/12/2026

New Episode! "E323 ALT BLK ERA on Sonic Experimentation, Collaborating With Wheatus, and Always Using Your Voice"

This week, we're scratching The Itch for a youth movement! Our guests are Chaya and Nyrobi Beckett-Messam, collectively known as ALT BLK ERA. They're sisters who grew up with a passion for music that led them to start creating at a young age. With strong family support and a penchant for engrossing themselves in various genres, they put their individual personalities and styles together to release their debut album, the fantastic drum and bass/rock hybrid Rave Immortal, just last year. Now they're back with further experimentation on a new EP called Our World.

The girls join us to discuss the EP, as well as their experience navigating the alternative scene as teenagers and showing that they could, in fact, stand on their own as artists. Plus, they give insight into the challenges of touring while living with a hidden disability and the wild story of how they bonded and collaborated with Wheatus. Enjoy.

Listen here:
https://www.itchrocks.com/323

New Episode! "E322 Concert Catch-up: Des Rocs, Romes, King Falcon, Atreyu, and Fire From the Gods"This week, we're scrat...
05/05/2026

New Episode! "E322 Concert Catch-up: Des Rocs, Romes, King Falcon, Atreyu, and Fire From the Gods"

This week, we're scratching The Itch to be repeat customers! Within a span of a few days, the guys saw a pair of shows at Delmar Hall, which has quickly become one of our favorite St. Louis venues. First, the whole gang catches past guest Des Rocs and future guests King Falcon in a good ol' rock and roll show with an electropunk set from ROMES sandwiched in the middle. Technical difficulties led to some fun and unique improvised on-stage activities (especially if you're into Pokémon), and a thunderstorm during the show led to some quality wordplay. And good and safe times were had by almost all.

Then, KC and Dan caught past guest Brandon Saller and Atreyu for a set that featured a lot of comedy and an opening performance from a different-than-last-time sounding Fire From the Gods. While getting some good laughs and a great performance from Atreyu was a given, we weren't sure what to expect from new Fire frontman Myke Terry, who replaced past guest AJ Channer last year. Well now we know, and we've got some ideas for what the future of the band might hold. Enjoy.

Listen here:
https://www.itchrocks.com/322

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