Can't Feel The Heat- Unofficial Coachella Podcast

Co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko talk about the big Coachella news. We know who’s headlining in 2022 and 2023 Paul Tollett said in an interview that Rage Against the Machine and Travis Scott will be back in 2022 and Frank Ocean is moving to 2023. Who else could we see headline in 2022? Will it be Kanye West? A double bill of Megan Thee Stallion and Doja Cat? Jay Z? Lil Nas X? Harry Styles? Silk Sonic with Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak? Who won’t we see in 2022? DaBaby, Billie Eilish Lollapalooza happened. Why you should expect vaccines and COVID-19 testing at concerts and festivals. Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram and Twitter; Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass

Derick McDuff, co-host of The Underrated podcast joins co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko, to talk about the time PBS show California’s Gold went to Coachella back in 2008, why you should plan ahead for the fest and more. In this episode: Vanessa and Tom went to concerts again! She went to the Day Trip festival in San Bernardino. He checked out the new SoFi Stadium in Inglewood to see Kaskade and Deadmau5. Stagecoach has announced its lineup, with plenty of Coachella crossover acts. Pearl Jam, who started it all in Indio nearly 30 years ago, is headlining the second weekend of the Ohana festival. There’s the new Festival Electrica in San Pedro with Los Tucanes de Tijuana next month and more. We talk about some great Coachella sets, including the time Tove Lo appeared with Alesso looking like an angel, Blur, Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, Hans Zimmer and more. Coachella has played host to a number of film composers over the years, including Daft Punk, Hans Zimmer and Trent Reznor. We’re hoping Danny Elfman will add to the list in 2022. We hope Mika and Hot Chip will be back, too. Coachella let an outside film crew in for Huell Howser’s PBS show “California’s Gold” back in 2008. We talk about the show, how rare it was for that to happen and how much Coachella has changed since. Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram and Twitter; Follow Derick McDuff on Instagram @dericks_photos Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass

Rico Lopez, one of the first guests on Can’t Feel the Heat joins co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko, to talk about new festival Day Trip and the connection with artists from Coachella. Note: We recorded this before Day Trip announced the move to San Bernardino. In this episode: Goldenvoice is bringing back Just Like Heaven and Cruel World next year, with so many Coachella artists. Plus, Once Upon a Time in LA is coming to town in December. New festival Day Trip is happening this weekend with a lot of former Coachella artists and the festival has had some changes We talk about the genius of funklordz Chromeo, including their “Quarantine Casanova” EP and what we really wanted to hear more of on their new live album. Nora En Pure is magical and her music almost spiritual. Diplo is a renaissance man and we talk about his trips to Coachella as a solo artist and with Major Lazer, plus Stagecoach and a recent documentary about his time in Cuba. Did you know without DJ Tchami, we wouldn’t have “Turn Down For What”? We also talk about the time he turned the Sahara Tent into a cathedral at Coachella. We talk about who we loved on the 2020 lineup, including Rage Against the Machine, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, City Girls and Chicano Batman. Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram and Twitter; Follow Rico: Twitter: @enriquealopez Instagram: @enriquealopez Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass

Guest Justin Cohen, of podcast Top Fives and Deep Dives, joins co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko, to talk about the reality of Coachella 2022 and that anything is possible. In this episode: The Coachella 2022 advance sale happened and Goldenvoice is also bringing back Cruel World, with lots of Coachella alums. Expert tips on why you should go to the festival early; how to meet up with friends; where to stay; how to get in and out of the festival. Why the Antarctic Dome and the Yuma and Sonora tents are so darn cool. Coachella memories like Hans Zimmer, Jamiroquai, Weezer, Chris Lake, Ratatat and more. Who from the 2020 lineup do we want to see get booked for 2022? Calvin Harris, Lane 8, Fatboy Slim and Emo Nite are a few. We pick some dream artists not on the 2020 lineup we want to see play in 2022 and get a little emo. Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram and Twitter; Follow Top Fives and Deep Dives on Instagram: Apple Podcasts: Spotify: Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass #coachella #musicfestivals #dance #artists #Musicfestival #yumatent #sonora #edm #concerts #coachellavibes #coachellamusicfestival #musicpodcast #cantfeeltheheat #musicfestivalnews #gobitent #mojavetent #saharatent #weezer #calvinharris #hanszimmer #emonite #chrislake #lane8 #jamiroquai #ratatat #livemusic #antarcticdome

In this episode, co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko, guest HÄANA and friend of the pod Caleb Aldrich talk about the magic of the Do LaB, Burning Man and the future of live entertainment. EDC Las Vegas has moved from May to October and Burning Man is canceled for 2021, but California is loosening concert restrictions. HÄANA talks about her musical journey as a violinist, vocalist and electronic musician and how a trip to Iceland inspired her. HÄANA performed at Coachella 2017, the same day as Lady Gaga, at the DoLab in the afternoon heat. She explains why she and the avant garde ballerinas who perform with her had to stay away from the Super Soakers. We talk about the magic of the DoLab and how it is a launchpad for artists and also a place where big artists can come back and perform secret sets, including Skrillex and Rüfüs Du Sol. HÄANA shares experiences of performing at Burning Man alongside Skrillex on an art car tour, what happened when the lights went out at CES and playing in Abu Dhabi. HÄANA recently performed for fans in-person in Arizona and we chatted about the future of live music. Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram and Twitter; Follow HÄANA: , @thisishaana on Instagram, YouTube: , Facebook: Follow Caleb: @Calebowski on Instagram; @theCalebowski on Twitter Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass #coachella #musicfestivals #dance #artists #Musicfestival #dolab #edm #concerts #coachellavibes #coachellamusicfestival #musicpodcast #cantfeeltheheat #musicfestivalnews #gobitent #mojavetent #saharatent #skrillex #haana #rufusdusol #burningman #CES #livemusic

In this bonus episode, hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko talk about their predictions for the dates for Coachella 2022 and who’s playing. When is Coachella 2022 happening? We have a very good idea. Rage Against the Machine, Run the Jewels and L’imperatrice are among the 2020 scheduled acts likely to return. California is going back to pre-COVID business as usual in June. What does this mean for local venues and big festivals like Coachella? The Hollywood Bowl is coming back starting in May and there’s a Coachella veteran playing one of the first shows back. Same Same But Different lands Big Gigantic, STS9 and CloZee and announces COVID-19 protocols. BeachLife Festival announces a return to Redondo Beach in September. Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram and Twitter; Follow Tom: @TNashSP on Twitter; @tnashrb on instagram Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass #coachella #musicfestivals #dance #artists #Musicfestival #saharatent #edm #concerts #coachellavibes #coachellamusicfestival #musicpodcast #cantfeeltheheat #musicfestivalnews #gobitent #mojavetent #coachella2022 #samesamebutdifferent #beachlife #hollywoodbowl #RATM #rageagainstthemachine #runthejewels #limperatrice #biggigantic #clozee

In this episode, co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko and guest Concert Kash talk about what will happen to Coachella in 2021, plus an update of other big festivals around the country. What’s up with Coachella 2021? Life Is Beautiful is on the books and is Green Day the perfect nostalgia headliner for 2021? Outside Lands is happening Halloween weekend in San Francisco. What does this mean for Spookchella? Insomniac is going hard with another Southern California festival announcement. HARD Summer is coming to San Bernardino and there are a lot of Coachella veterans on the lineup, including Future, 2 Chainz, Dillon Francis and more. Chicago has a solid festival scene. We talk Lollapalooza, Riot Fest with My Chemical Romance and New Found Glory, North Coast with Louis the Child, Nora En Pure and more. Coachella and Lollapalooza are two of the biggest U.S. festivals. How do they compare? Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram and Twitter; Follow Concert Kash: @concertkash on Clubhouse, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok Follow Vanessa: @vanessafranko on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass #coachella #musicfestivals #dance #artists #Musicfestival #saharatent #edm #concerts #coachellavibes #coachellamusicfestival #musicpodcast #cantfeeltheheat #musicfestivalnews #gobitent #mojavetent #lollapalooza #riotfest #outsidelands #lifeisbeautiful #spookchella #hardsummer #future #dillonfrancis #sanfrancisco #coachella2021 #coachella2022 #greenday #billieeilish #chicago #louisthechild

In this episode, co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko and guest Caleb Aldrich talk about the breakup of Daft Punk and the influence the French robots had on dance music and the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, including: Daft Punk's legendary Coachella 2006 performance in the Sahara Tent, including what was written about it at the time and how it became the stuff of legend. Daft Punk's imprint on dance music and EDM and how they straddled the rock and dance worlds, influencing later artists like Justice, Parcels and L'Imperatrice. Daft Punk's many connections to the festival, from inspiring Kanye West to co-writing hits with 2018 headliner The Weeknd. Daft Punk's final album, "Random Access Memories," and its deep ties to Coachella, from its promotional video to performances from Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers. How Arcade Fire punked everyone with "Paft Dunk" at Coachella 2014. Follow us: @cantfeeltheheat on Instagram; Follow Caleb: on Instagram; on Twitter Follow Vanessa: on Twitter; Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass

Angel Chavez is an entrepreneur from the Coachella Valley and the creator behind the No. 1 Coachella channel on YouTube with more than 100 videos dedicated to the festival. This episode includes the news of Riverside County’s top health official signing the order to cancel the event in April because of the pandemic. Co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko talk with Angel about the void in the Coachella Valley since the festival hasn’t happened since April 2019 as well as its economic impact in the region. We also catch up with Angel about his recent video interview with Drew Thomas, who directed the Coachella concert film that came out in 2006 and how Angel is keeping busy with his Coachella videos and working with other creative folks in the Coachella Valley. Angel talks about the Chella community concerts and how Goldenvoice has started to book big Mexican artists for the festival that have a following in the Coachella Valley, such as Banda MS, Los Ángeles Azules and Los Tucanes de Tijuana. Angel, Tom and Vanessa reflect on one of the biggest Coachella moments on the main stage, Arcade Fire’s ball drop in 2011. They also talk about one of the most anticipated — and definitely the most animated — artist who was on the bill for 2020: Hatsune Miku, a Japanese virtual pop star. Connect with us: Follow Angel: YouTube: Instagram: Can’t Feel the Heat Podcast: Follow Vanessa: Twitter: Newsletter: - search for Festival Pass

Jeff Miller is a journalist, musician, and TV personality who has covered every Coachella since 2002. Jeff talks about how Coachella is unlike every other festival out there and how it has been a trendsetter not only in music but also in its approach to food and beverage. He also shares how the festival has changed since he started going in 2002 (hint: it’s a lot bigger now), plus what it was like to be on stage at Coachella and be interviewed for the festival’s live stream. Co-hosts Tom Nash and Vanessa Franko talk with Jeff about the future of Coachella in 2021 and how even if the COVID-19 vaccine allows major concerts to happen, why Coachella might want to pause until 2022. Tom shares a story about running into one of what would have been Coachella’s hot 2020 bands in an airport. We also talk about what we hope the future is for Rage Against the Machine and how Pup, a small print band from the 2020 lineup will make you rock out. Jeff also talks about playing Pappy & Harriet’s Pioneertown Palace with his band Black Crystal Wolf Kids. Pappy & Harriet’s is a magical high desert roadhouse not far from Joshua Tree that has played host to a number of Coachella sideshows and a certain Sir Paul McCartney. Connect with us: Jeff’s Instagram: @jeffmillerla; Can’t Feel the Heat Podcast: @cantfeeltheheat Follow Vanessa: Twitter: @vanessafranko Newsletter: pe.com/newsletters - search for Festival Pass