Soul Asylum talk about when their song "Somebody to Shove" was used in a radio stunt

What if you turned on the radio and heard your song on a loop? It happened to Soul Asylum.
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During a recent video to The Current studio, Soul Asylum reflected on the period earlier in 2025 when their song, "Somebody to Shove," was used as the anchor of a publicity stunt when another Minneapolis-area radio station adjusted its format. "It came as a really hilarious, pleasant sort of surprise," Dave Pirner says.

Musicians
David Pirner - Lead Singer
Ryan Smith - Lead Guitar
Jeremy Tappero - Bass Player

Credits
Guests – @SoulAsylum
Host – Mac Wilson
Producer – Derrick Stevens
Video – Eric Xu Romani, Will Keeler
Audio – Evan Clark
Graphics – Natalia Toledo
Digital Producer – Luke Taylor

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