Tony Tarbox, a DJ with New Rock 105.1 out of Ames, Iowa, asks why more people don't go to shows in Ames and challenges students at Iowa State University to go out and find more music during an interview with Lavonne McRoberts of Ames band Peace, Love and Stuff. McRoberts was on the station's local music show, Iowa Unsigned, on Sunday, May 20, 2012 to promote a show with Rumble Seat Riot and Bob Tyler and The Reckless Hearts.
Labels: 2010s, 2012, alternative music, alternative rock, Ep 026, interview, Iowa Unsigned, Lavonne McRoberts, Peace Love and Stuff (band), Peace Love and Stuff retrospective, Tony Tarbox, vintage rock
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