The Big Interview: What Eddie Money Would've Done Differently

On tonight’s edition of “The Big Interview”, I sit down with blue-collar rocker, Eddie Money. You might recognize him best from his smash, “Two Tickets To Paradise.” Selling over 28 million albums and scoring 23 chart-topping singles -- Eddie Money’s music defined a decade. In this clip, Eddie Money reflects back on his life, the near fatal overdose that almost left him paralyzed, and what he wishes he could go back and do differently.
My hour-long interview with Eddie Money airs this Tuesday night at 9pE/8pC/6pP on AXS TV.

[@neilouellette3004]

Had front row for his Can't Hold Back Tour 1987 Boston Commons Park. Summertime outdoors early evening concert w/Eddie Money 1987. Can't beat it. He played the sax a lot on that tour. Which was cool. Seen him a few times but that show was the best. RIP & God Speed Eddie!

[@theirishgirl6809]

I so love and appreciate his transparency and honesty.. so many people could learn so much by what Eddie is sharing, and that's not easy! Rest in peace sweet man.

[@steveludwig4200]

Really miss Eddie..........RIP sir.......

[@tammykimball3420]

Loved Eddie Money. RIP❤

[@cosmicsunbeams]

I ❤ love Eddie Money. Loved everything I ever heard from him. Soundtrack to my youth. RIP Eddie

[@brnrik500]

I saw Eddie Money at a fair in 1985. Best concert ever✝️🎸😂 RIP Eddie!

[@TidePrideMan]

In less than a year from this interview Eddie Money died. Rest In Peace.

[@lauriemahoney5617]

This interview was from well over a year before he passed.

[@chocloditelensman]

Shortest interview ever…

[@lauriemahoney5617]

That’s only a small part of the interview