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The Zombies and Hollis Brown Are Recording a Live Talkhouse Podcast in New York

Join us for the next talk in our series.

3:48 PM EDT on May 6, 2016

The Talkhouse Music Podcast is taking up residence at New York’s Samsung 837 space on Tuesday, May 10, for a conversation between the Zombies and Hollis Brown.

The bands are scheduled to sit down for a chat between 11 a.m.. and 1 p.m. at Samsung’s new flagship store (837 Washington Street) and we’re sure they’ll have a lot to discuss. The Zombies dropped Still Got That Hunger in 2015, and are currently touring the U.S., while New York rock band Hollis Brown dropped 3 Shots last year and is set to play a string of dates in their native city this May.

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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