House Seats Presents (vegas Video Network) - Audio

Branden talks with Jaclyn McSpadden (The Sound Collage, BAZ, Vegas! The Show) about her journey from cruise ship singer to Las Vegas headiner and next “big thing”. Also, Andy Wright provides last-minute details on tonight’s House Seats Presents gig at House of Blues featuring the music of The Rolling Stones.

Host Branden Nix talks with Robin Berry Vincent. As a self proclaimed “gigwhore”, Robin tells her classic tale about moving to Vegas for a boy, what its like to work in 9 bands at the same time, and whips out a German accent that brings back fond memories for producer Scott Whitney.

Jai Rodroguez (Queer Eye for the Straight Guy) talks about a career path that took him from Broadway and reality television to headlining on the Las Vegas Strip with his new show ‘Sex Tips for Straight Women From a Gay Man’.

Guest host Brandon Nix welcomes Stephanie Sanchez (sexy bitch + brandon’s baby mama) to House Seats Presents.

The Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) is happening this weekend! To celebrate, Bryce and his guests Alli Wright and Matt Salcedo (from the movie, “Under the Electric Sky”) get a little crazy.

After a shout-out to The Smith Center’s ‘Phantom of the Opera’ production, Bryce and “Mama Jac” Jacquelyn Holland-Wright (Menopause, The Musical) get a little sideways with talk about hanging with a Pointer Sister, Jessica Simpson’s eyepatch, and working with mentally unstable birds.

In a HSP exclusive, Bryce begins the episode by interviewing Wonder Woman’s Gal Gadot. Las Vegas icon Clint Holmes joins midway through the show with stories about how Steve Wynn is the reason he’s in Vegas along with a behind-the-scenes look at the making of his new CD, “Rendezvous”.

After a weekend in review that includes Celine Dion and talk of Bryce’s new restaurant (DW Kitchen & Bar), in-studio guest Kevin Burke tells us about being in Second City, graduating from Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey’s Clown College, and how Defending the Caveman earned him a world record.

What’s it like to have been an accidental gondoliere, work in Macau, perform with Joey Fatone, be a Beach Boy, and headline as Meat Loaf in the “World’s Greatest Rock Show”? In-studio guest Jared Dalley fills us in.

A weekend in review: The Happiest Place on Earth and a horror movie screening in Hollywood. In-studio guest: Valerie Witherspoon from 50 Shades! The Parody who talks about her love for Wayne Newton & Celine Dion, and how poker brought her to Las Vegas.

A weekend in review: Drink specials and hecklers, Rockstar brunches. In-studio guest: Ashley Loren, who stars in Baz (Venetian) and has performed with Carley Rae Jepsen and Melissa Ethridge, performed on broadway, spent time with Howard Stern, and likes a “Dirty Oprah”.

First, a weekend in review: Congrats to Jesus Christ Superstar, The Bird Rescuer, Rockstars and Popstars Brunch and DW, Wedding pictures. Then, we get our chakra aligned with comedian “The Tommy Lama”.

Bryce reviews his journey to Margaritaville. Andrew Wright previews Jesus Christ Superstar. In-studio guest (and Las Vegas native) Lora Kelsey talks about being the face of Zombie Burlesque, having to choose between her and her brother, and her life as a stilt walker in Sin City.

Congrats to Bryce’s inclusion in Vegas Inc.’s “40 Under 40” list! Bryce and Jayson saw three movies; two were good, one was bad. Vincent Verdermane (Blue Man Group, musical director for Jesus Christ Superstar) joins Bryce and talks about marriage, gigging in Australia, and how to serve a mean cup of tea.

After a fantastic weekend, Bryce takes a few minutes to talk about his amazing wedding. Then, Broadway star Justin Sargent (Spider-man, Rock of Ages) and Las Vegas headliner (Baz, Jesus Christ Superstar) share his journey from New York to Las Vegas.

After a little Oscar postmortem (one should not tweet when one is doling out envelopes) along with some audition behind-the-scenes for Jesus Christ Superstar, Brandon “Nixxy” Nix and Bryce talk about House Seats Presents’ sold out “We Will Rock You” show at House of Blues.

Thinking about opening your own show on the Las Vegas Strip? Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist John Katsilometes shares with Bryce what he believes every new show needs to consider before opening their doors to the public.

After a review of the technical and performance issues surrounding this year’s Grammy Awards, Bryce learns about Cian Coey’s recent work with Dweezil Zappa, Meat Loaf (two words. . .most people get this wrong) and Raiding the Rock Vault. Oh, and Bryce saw Diana Ross. Live. In the front row. Boom!

Byrce is joined by Tony Award nominated Bob Torti. Besides spending time on Broadway, television, and here in Las Vegas in Rock of Ages, his appearance on HSP also begs the questions, “Is that a wand in your pocket or are you just happy to see me”?

Bryce remembers Las Vegas entertainer Tony Sacca. The impressively-hyphenated Aaron Colby-Begovich joins the program to talk about his part in Zombie Burlesque and auditioning for the reboot of Legends in Concert.