WR718: Greg Rekus

Episode 718 August 25, 2022 00:41:07
WR718: Greg Rekus
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WR718: Greg Rekus

Aug 25 2022 | 00:41:07

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Show Notes

It's the hardest working man in punk rock!

There are a few people who have an all-purpose “pass” to come on the podcast anytime they have something to talk about, and one of those is folk-punk die-hard Greg Rekus.

Greg is about to embark on (another) lengthy tour, kicking off with a local show at Blue Note Park on Sept. 7.

We talked about his neverending adventures on the road, performing solo vs. full band, busting out of a pandemic-affected writer’s block, and much more.

Want to hear more Greg? Catch him on episode 056 (Jan. 2014), 218 (Feb. 2017), and 450 (Jan. 2020).

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