Steve Gorman and the KQ Morning Show hit the road and went “Up North” for a long weekend away with a bunch of our listeners. The entire weekend was a blast – thank you to all of the listeners who joined us. You guys were awesome!
We also want to extend a huge thank you to Cragun’s Resort at Gull Lake for hosting the party and to our sponsor, BigDeck.com.
Listen to the audio from the broadcast live from Cragun’s, and check out a few photos from the weekend.
Geezer Butler joins the KQ Morning Show to talk about his new memoir, Into the Void: From Birth to Black Sabbath and Beyond.
Hear Geezer tell the tale of Black Sabbath starting from the band’s earliest days, what is was like recording an audiobook, and the moment he knew Black Sabbath finally made in America.
KQ Morning Show’s Steve Gorman recently threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Twins/Yankees game on April 24, 2023 at Target Field. We have the footage & photos to prove it!
The Best of the Twin Cities 2023: Best Comedian winner and KQ Morning Show veteran checks in and talks goats, retirement and expresses his gratitude to KQ listeners for voting for him.
Steve Gorman recently chatted with Mary Lucia on the DISPATCHmsp podcast.
Across two parts, the new host of the KQ Morning Show discusses stepping in as the host of the iconic morning show, ego, sibling rivalries, his book Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of the Black Crowes – A Memoir and much more.
Another fun year interviewing a range of characters, from actors to musicians to comedians. But certainly not Bill Gates.
We’re very excited to announce that Steve Gorman will be joining the KQ Morning Show! Besides being known as a founding member of the iconic American rock band The Black Crowes, Steve is also a syndicated radio host, author, podcaster, and a new resident of Minnesota.
Gorman will join Brian Zepp, Tony Lee and Candice Wheeler weekday mornings from 6am – 10am on KQRS. He can also be heard weeknights from 7pm-midnight on his Westwood One syndicated radio show Steve Gorman Rocks!
“When I got the call gauging my interest in the KQ Morning Show, I thought at first it must be a prank. A unique and truly iconic rock station in one of my favorite cities on Earth? Incredible. Easiest decision I’ve ever made. I can’t wait to get started.”
– Steve Gorman
Steve Gorman began his radio career in 2011 with Steve Gorman SPORTS!, which aired in Nashville. The show was later syndicated nationally on Fox Sports Radio. After leaving the Black Crowes in 2014, Gorman penned his memoir, Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of The Black Crowes. Gorman launched Steve Gorman Rocks! with Westwood One, America’s largest audio network, in August 2019. As a musician, Gorman toured the world relentlessly for three decades, performing as a drummer with artists who are mainstays of Classic Rock playlists today, from AC/DC to ZZ Top, including the Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Heart, Metallica, and Jimmy Page.
Help us welcome Steve to KQ on our Facebook page!
KQ movie critic Tim Lammers recently interviewed The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai star Ralph Macchio about his new memoir Waxing On: The Karate Kid and Me for Looper.com.
Read the interview on Tim’s website DirectConversations.com.
KQ movie critic Tim Lammers recently chatted over Zoom with Daniel Radcliffe and Evan Rachel Wood about playing Weird Al Yankovic and Madonna for the new Roku Original movie Weird: The Al Yankovic Story for Looper.com. You can get the link to the interview and see a clip from the interview on Tim’s website at directconversations.com
Dig deeper into Weird: The Al Yankovic Story at Looper.com and Tim’s website, directconversations.com
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— Looper (@looper) November 1, 2022
In his 1-on-1 interview with KSTP-TV’s Chris Egert, Tom Barnard discusses his storied career, his future after KQRS, the thing he’ll miss the least and more.
