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Marky Ramone and Andy Hilfiger Are Recording a Live Talkhouse Music Podcast in New York

Join us for the new next talk in our series.

3:20 PM EDT on March 25, 2016

The Talkhouse Music Podcast is taking up residence at New York’s Samsung 837 space on Wednesday, March 30, for a conversation between Marky Ramone and Andy Hilfiger. 

The two are scheduled to sit down for a chat between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. at Samsung's new flagship store (837 Washington Street) and we're sure they'll have a lot to discuss. Ramone, as you likely know, was the drummer for the Ramones, while Hilfiger is a musician/fashion industry giant who has both played and worked with Marky in the past — along with other musicians like Kid Rock and Steven Tyler. 

Those of you in New York should definitely come down and watch these two amazing artists converse. As for our non-New York friends, we’ll be posting what’s sure to be an intriguing conversation to the Talkhouse very soon. In the meantime, check out a playlist to get you primed for this talk.
— the editors of the Talkhouse Music

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