Cardboard Sessions
Who’s in the studio? The best musicians in the business, all jamming on our cardboard instruments. From tried and true legends like Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top and Brad Wilk from Rage Against the Machine to up and comers like LP, tune in, turn up and enjoy. Show more Show less
Joe Sumner plays his original track, “Cardboard World,” on every instrument in our lineup.
Inspired to start writing lyrics by Nirvana and Kurt Cobain, Joe Sumner also had another little inspiration: his father is none other than Sting. Read Joe’s musical origin story in our Buzz Blog.
S.G. Goodman plays “I Can See the Devil” in a folk-rock-country Cardboard Sessions.
In the latest Cardboard Sessions, S.G. delivers a powerful and soulful performance of her latest single, “I Can See the Devil.” Learn more about this Kentucky-based rocker’s roots in our Buzz Blog.
Queens of the Stone Age meets Failure with Troy+Kellii.
For the latest Cardboard Sessions, there are no song names or singles. Just a duo that’s proven to be rock royalty. Welcome Troy Van Leeuwen of Queens of the Stone Age fame and his former drummer from Failure, Kellii Scott. Learn more about both rockers in our Buzz Blog.
Troy+Kellii perform “Untitled #1” in this rock reunion on Cardboard Sessions.
In the latest Cardboard Sessions, two members of the band Failure are reunited. Watch Troy Van Leeuwen on our cardboard jazz acoustic and Kellii Scott on the cardboard drum kit. And learn more about both rockers in our Buzz Blog: https://www.ernestpackaging.com/buzz/cardboard-chaos/cardboard-sessions/two-rock-legends-from-failure-one-triumphant-reunion/
Owen Barry brings the first-ever cardboard jazz acoustic guitar to life in the latest Cardboard Sessions.
Owen Barry has played guitar for Gwen Stefani, Jackson Browne, Billy Gibbons, Celine Dion and Tom Jones. Learn how this virtuoso from a village in England made it all the way to LA and on to Music City, USA in our Buzz Blog: https://www.ernestpackaging.com/buzz/cardboard-chaos/cardboard-sessions/from-the-uk-to-music-city-usa-take-a-ride-with-guitarist-owen-barry/
Cory Henry takes us to church.
We welcome Grammy-winner Cory Henry to Cardboard Sessions with a never-before-heard single “Blessing Me”. He performs on our cardboard Wurlitzer, accompanied by our cardboard Fender bass and Masters of Maple drum kit. Learn more about Cory in our Buzz Blog: https://www.ernestpackaging.com/buzz/cardboard-chaos/cardboard-sessions/sit-front-row-for-the-church-experience-with-cory-henry/
Grammy-winner Cory Henry takes us to church.
n the latest Cardboard Sessions, it’s The Church Experience with phenom keyboardist and vocalist Cory Henry. Watch as he and his band perform “Thank You Lord” on our cardboard Wurlitzer, Fender bass and Masters of Maple drum kit. Learn more about Cory in our Buzz Blog: https://www.ernestpackaging.com/buzz/cardboard-chaos/cardboard-sessions/sit-front-row-for-the-church-experience-with-cory-henry/
Cory Henry performs “All To You Lord” in this soul-expanding set in Cardboard Sessions.
Experience a soul-expanding set with Grammy-winning roots gospel phenom Cory Henry and our cardboard instruments in Cardboard Sessions. Learn more about Cory in our Buzz Blog: https://www.ernestpackaging.com/buzz/cardboard-chaos/cardboard-sessions/sit-front-row-for-the-church-experience-with-cory-henry/
The Dirty Diamond perform “Thing That’s True” with pure honesty in Cardboard Sessions.
Acoustic artistry meets our electric cardboard instruments with The Dirty Diamond in Cardboard Sessions.
The Dirty Diamond shines stellarly while performing "Sea of Stars."
Welcome to the latest Cardboard Sessions, where The Dirty Diamond’s sound transports us to another place. To experience their new single “Sea of Stars,” simply close your eyes and see where it takes you.
Dweezil Zappa plays a cardboard Fender Stratocaster. Weird gets weirder.
Son of rock-pop-jazz god Frank Zappa, Dweezil shows how he’s a legend in his own right. Experience his new original single, “Man Your Stations” and see how this Grammy winner takes experimental rock to strange new heights with our Fender cardboard Stratocaster.
The Dandys on our cardboard instruments? Yes, please.
The latest Cardboard Sessions is The Dandy Warhols domain.
The Dandy Warhols bring neo-psychedelic rock on impossible paper instruments.
Shape-shifting rockers The Dandy Warhols play the new shape of paper instruments.
LA rockers Return to Dust deliver an epic Cardboard Session.
Paper instruments aren’t just for legends. Watch a new generation of rockers shred in our latest Cardboard Sessions.
A guitar legend from the 60s rocks on at 78.
Guitar legend Robby Krieger from the Doors rocks our paper Fender.
Cardboard Sessions 25 Pete Yorn on our cardboard Fender Strat
Indie rock god Pete Yorn graces the studio to play his first single.
Cardboard Sessions 24 Daru Jones and J Rocc
Feel the funk of Grammy-winning percussionist Daru Jones.
Grammy-winning drummer Daru Jones on Cardboard Sessions 24.
Feel the funk of Grammy-winning percussionist Daru Jones.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 23: MACKandgold is here to move you.
Feel it physically, emotionally and physically as the soulful sound hits your eardrums. The message is you’re free to be you when you listen. And MACKandgold promises to do the same with her voice and funky, bass-driven grooves.
Cardboard Sessions 22: The Marcus Kind Band "Mood Swings"
Immerse yourself in the third single from King's "Mood Swings."
Cardboard Sessions Ep 22: The Marcus King Band
Marcus King is "Coming Home." Get ready to meet him there.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 22: The Marcus King Band
Witness the first single from blues-rock phenom Marcus King.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 19: Behind the scenes
Go behind the scenes to The Church Studios with Terry Reid.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 18: Behind the scenes
Be a rockstar fly on the wall. Witness Dave Catching and friends.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 18: Dave Catching and friends
Nothing cool about this desert stop. Except everything.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 17: Dogstar with Keanu Reeves
Dogstar is precisely who they want to be. Check them out.
Cardboard Sessions 16 : Behind the scenes
Watch Mario C of Beastie Boys fame work his mix magic for our cardboard Wurlitzer.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 16: Roberto Schilling and friends
Tune in and tickle some ivory with Roberto Schilling.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 15: Behind the scenes
Go behind the scenes with the sound master Chad Shossler and friends.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 15: Billy Gibbons & Matt Sorum
ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons and G&R Matt Sorum deliver rockin’ irreverence.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 14: Nick Reinhart and Eric Gardner of Swollen Brain
Experience wildly creative improvisation with Swollen Brain.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 11: His Eyes Have Fangs
Prepare for the the haunting melodies of His Eyes Have Fangs'.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 10: J Mascis
Electrifying vibes courtesy of Joseph Donald Mascis Jr. aka J Mascis.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 8: Stanton Moore and Anders Osborne
Stanton Moore of Galactic gets groovy with and Anders Osborne.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 6: The Preservation Hall Jazz Band
The Preservation Hall Jazz Band jam on cardboard in NOLA.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 5: New Orleans Jazz Festival
Crescent City All Stars bless the cardboard instruments in the Big Easy.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 4: “O” of Fluf, Sarah Linton & Dale Crover
The full cardboard band ft.“O” of Fluf, Sarah Linton & Dale Crover.
Cardboard Sessions Ep 3: Reignwolf + Rage Against The Machine
Reignwolf and Brad Wilk from Rage, um, rage on cardboard.
S.G. Goodman brings lyrics straight from the Southern soil.
In the latest Cardboard Sessions, watch the Emerging Artist of the Year from the Americana Music Awards S.G. Goodman. Her blend of folk, rock and country and gentle, powerful lyrics are proof she’s one to watch. Learn more about S.G. in our Buzz Blog. Show more Show less
S.G. Goodman brings lyrics straight from the Southern soil.
In the latest Cardboard Sessions, watch the Emerging Artist of the Year from the Americana Music Awards S.G. Goodman. Her blend of folk, rock and country and gentle, powerful lyrics are proof she’s one to watch. Learn more about S.G. in our Buzz Blog. Show more Show less
