Radio Host + Journalist Anne Erickson . Lifestyle News + Rock 'n' Roll
Hi, there! I’m Anne Erickson, a Michigan-based radio host, journalist, musician, painter and author with a love for all things music. I’m also a Spartan and Michigan State University graduate with a Master of Arts in Theatre.
You can currently hear me on the Detroit airwaves on the legendary WRIF. I also host a podcast, which you can subscribe to below. My interviews have been featured in Consequence of Sound, Blabbermouth, TMZ, Spin, Rolling Stone, Loudwire and more.
In addition, I’m a musician and front the band Upon Wings. Listen to some of our music below. I look forward to getting to know you!
Connect with me by following my social networks below. God bless! XO
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