VH1 Storytellers

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VH1 Storytellers
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Created byVH1
Country of originUnited States
Production
Running time60 minutes
Release
Original networkVH1
Original release1996 (1996) –
2015 (2015)
External links
Website

Storytellers is a television music series produced by the VH1 network.

In each episode, artists perform in front of a (mostly small and intimate) live audience, and tell stories about their music, writing experiences and memories, somewhat similar to MTV Unplugged. The show started in 1996 with a broadcast of Ray Davies, during his "Storyteller" tour, and took its name from this first show.

As of February 2016,[citation needed] 98 episodes have aired, and many of the performances have subsequently been released on CD or DVD. "Best of" collections have also been released.

Performers[]

VH1 Storytellers[]

Episode Name Date
01 Ray Davies 06-02-1996
02 Jackson Browne 06-09-1996
03 Elvis Costello 06-16-1996
04 Lyle Lovett 06-23-1996
05 Sting 07-15-1996
06 The Black Crowes 08-27-1996
07 Melissa Etheridge 09-13-1996
08 Garth Brooks 10-20-1996
09 Bee Gees 11-25-1996
10 James Taylor 03-26-1997
11 Phil Collins 04-14-1997
12 Willie Nelson & Johnny Cash 05-12-1997
13 John Fogerty 06-06-1997
14 Counting Crows 08-12-1997
15 Billy Joel 09-01-1997
16 Elton John 09-19-1997
17 Paul Simon 10-20-1997
18 Sarah McLachlan with Paula Cole 01-29-1998
19 Shawn Colvin 03-27-1998
20 Rod Stewart 04-28-1998
21 Culture Club 05-02-1998
22 Bonnie Raitt 05-12-1998
23 Ringo Starr 05-13-1998
24 Hanson 06-27-1998
25 Stevie Nicks 08-18-1998
26 Sheryl Crow 08-20-1998
27 Natalie Merchant 09-14-1998
28 John Mellencamp 10-01-1998
29 Meat Loaf 10-05-1998
30 R.E.M. 10-23-1998
31 Tori Amos 10-24-1998
32 Tony Bennett and Backstreet Boys 10-25-1998
33 Dave Matthews Featuring Tim Reynolds 03-24-1999
34 Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers 03-31-1999
35 Tom Waits 04-01-1999
36 Jewel 06-09-1999
37 The Pretenders 06-25-1999
38 Alanis Morissette 07-26-1999
45 Def Leppard 07-26-1999
46 David Bowie 08-23-1999
47 Lenny Kravitz 08-22-1999
48 Wyclef Jean And Friends 09-07-1999
49 Eurythmics 08-28-1999
50 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young 02-18-2000
51 Steely Dan 02-01-2000
52 Don Henley 02-19-2000
53 Pete Townshend 04-26-2000
54 The Best of Storytellers 2000
55 Stone Temple Pilots 03-08-2000
56 Bon Jovi 09-22-2000
57 No Doubt 08-10-2000
58 Duran Duran 06-25-2000
59 The Smashing Pumpkins 08-24-2000
60 A tribute to The Doors 09-26-2000
61 Matchbox Twenty 06-01-2001
62 Travis 06-08-2001
63 Electric Light Orchestra 06-15-2001
64 Billy Idol 06-22-2001
65 Train & Fuel 09-07-2001
66 Goo Goo Dolls 06-02-2002
67 Robert Plant 07-14-2002
68 Green Day 06-05-2005
69 Bruce Springsteen 04-23-2005
70 Coldplay 06-08-2005
71 Dave Matthews Band 09-13-2005
72 Pearl Jam 07-01-2006
73 Dixie Chicks 10-28-2006
74 Jay-Z 11-08-2007
75 Mary J. Blige 02-25-2008
76 Snoop Dogg 03-31-2008
77 Kid Rock 11-27-2008
78 Kanye West 02-28-2009
79 ZZ Top 06-27-2009
80 Foo Fighters 11-27-2009
81 John Mayer 12-10-2009
82 Christina Aguilera 05-05-2010
83 Infant Sorrow 06-04-2010
84 T.I. 12-10-2010
85 Kings of Leon 05-13-2011
86 Cee-Lo Green 05-20-2011
87 Death Cab for Cutie 05-27-2011
88 My Morning Jacket 06-03-2011
89 Ray LaMontagne 06-10-2011
90 Maxwell 06-17-2011
91 Jill Scott 05-12-2012
92 Jason Mraz 06-01-2012
93 Norah Jones 06-08-2012
94 Grace Potter and the Nocturnals 06-15-2012
95 Taylor Swift 11-11-2012
96 Alicia Keys 11-12-2012
97 P!nk 11-13-2012
98 Ed Sheeran 01-24-2015

Meat Loaf enjoyed the show so much that he bought the stage decorations from VH-1 and went on to do a "Storytellers" tour in 1998/1999.[1]

MTV Japan Storytellers[]

Episode Name Date
01 Scandal 10-21-2017

References[]

  1. ^ "Meat Loaf's "Storytellers" Tour Extended Through January". livedaily.com. 1999-12-07. Archived from the original on 2008-05-17. Retrieved 2008-06-27.

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