Chances are we'll leave you alone entirely. But if we do reach out, you can trust that it'll be good!
The Itch rock radio show has been on the air for 16 years. Now its hosts have entered the world of podcasting to bring rock news, reviews, and interviews exploring the deep connection between people and music. If it gets your head banging and your blood flowing, it's an itch we're here to scratch.
June 14, 2021
All Good Things is a band you may not have heard of, but you probably have heard . And despite the …
June 7, 2021
Royal Blood recently released Typhoons , their third full-length album. In it, they move slightly a…
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June 3, 2021
As a thank you to every listener who made our conversation with Robb Rivera and Jason Zeilstra of N…
May 31, 2021
The Itch 's conversation with Robb Rivera and Jason Zeilstra of Nonpoint continues! Join us as we d…
May 24, 2021
The Itch is about to get Ruthless ! Nonpoint dominated our March Bandness tournament, and then proc…
May 17, 2021
In this episode, The Itch calls back to episode 49 , when we posed the question "What IS classic ro…
May 10, 2021
It's our one-year podiversary! For the 52nd episode of the show, The Itch celebrates the return of …
The Itch rock radio show has been on the air for 17 years. Now its hosts have entered the world of podcasting to bring rock news, reviews, and interviews exploring the deep connection between people and music. If it gets your head banging and your blood flowing, we're here to scratch that itch.
Dan co-founded The Itch in a tiny room on the campus of Lindenwood University in February 2004 with one goal in mind: to rock as much of St. Louis as the signal would allow.
KC inadvertently named the show when he misheard the station manager's advice to "find a niche" as "find an itch," to which he replied: "One that needs to be scratched."
Aaron has spent half of The Itch's existence living in a different city, but found a way to bridge the gap with his Itch brethren by producing the podcast.