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Terri and Ash take a whirlwind journey through their gigs from Halloween through New Years! 

The ladies of Gig Tales air their grievances about Rolling Stone Magazine's recently released "200 Greatest Singers of All Time" list. Key takeaways include: there are many Bob Dylans, and the McCartney-Lennon theory of relativity was severely broken. 

Ash recounts her studio week which included recording 7 new original songs in 5 days and Terri shares how she blew Robert Plant.. a kiss.

If you weren't lucky enough to see Paul McCartney on tour this Summer, have no fear! Terri describes her experience of seeing Sir Paul in so much detail, you'll feel like you were there. Plus, Ash updates on her recent gigs and concert-going experiences.

The ladies of Gig Tales are back to talk about their first post-pandemic concert-going experiences, what happens when a living meme takes the stage and what it takes to be a professional raffle announcer. 

After a "brief" hiatus, Terri & Ash get back to podcasting with their review of The Beatles documentary, Get Back.

In the second of this year's Grammy-themed episodes, Ash and Terri review their predictions and discuss the show including the performance to award ratio and whether or not lip syncing should be allowed.

In preparation for the upcoming Grammy Awards, the ladies take a crack at predicting the winners. They chat about who they hope will win, who they think will win, the cool music they discovered in the process of reviewing the nominees and how listening to new music makes them feel old. Play along and share your predictions with us on social media @gigtalespodcast and tune in next week for a recap.

Country singer-songwriter Russell James joins the ladies of Gig Tales to talk about his journey through many different bands and projects and what exciting stuff he has coming soon.

After a brief hiatus, the ladies are back with a fan favorite - the Questions Crockpot. Listen and follow @gigtalespodcast on social media to play along!

Good friend of the podcast, Kellianne Grady, stops by this week to enlighten us on what it's like to teach music during a pandemic.

Country singer-songwriter, April Cushman, joins Ash & Terri this week to chat about her latest projects and how inappropriately forward audience members can be.

This conversation with singer-songwriter Kevin Herchen will make you yearn for the days of quality liner notes and the anticipation of your favorite artist's new release.

Back by popular demand, the power couple that is Nate Ramsayer and Ashley Gryta return to share stories about inadvertently taking over choirs and why you shouldn't put your phone on airplane mode while in the audience at your boyfriend's gig.

The ladies of Gig Tales dedicate this episode to the late Chadwick Boseman's phenomenal performance as James Brown in the biopic, Get On Up. 

In this episode, Terri tells a tale that drives home the importance of artist riders and confirms the catastrophic potential of outdoor music festivals. 

In honor of Halloween week, we dedicate this episode to tales from beyond the stage. What would you do if a ghost joined you on stage? Ponder along with us in episode 53!

We're all familiar with John Lennon's famous quote about The Beatles being more popular than Jesus, but do you know the crazy extent of the fallout? In this episode, Terri covers all the intimate details of the affair.

Gig Tales is back from hiatus with a fan favorite, questions crockpot! 

The piano man himself, Anthony Healy, joins Terri & Ash this week to talk about the wonders of playing in a piano bar and to teach us the right way to tip musicians.