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Join Bill for Episode 736 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he features Pittsburgh artist Maleena. Maleena is on the verge of releasing her third album, “For The Love of Everything Beautiful.” This album represents the third installment of Maleena's deeply personal musical trilogy. The journey began with “Bruises to Prove It,” an exploration of adolescence and the trials of youth, which she started writing when she was just 15. The second chapter, “Diary of a Music School Dropout,” captured her frustrations with the college system and the turbulence of that period. In this third album, Maleena navigates the complexities of adulthood, seeking comfort and clarity through music. While this album completes the current trilogy, it also opens the door to new possibilities and future explorations. This work stands as a testament to the enduring power of music as a source of solace and self-discovery, reflecting her ongoing journey and growth. Connect with Maleena: Instagram: @musicbymaleena Facebook: www.facebook.com/musicbymaleena YouTube: www.youtube.com/musicbymaleena Tune in to Episode 736 to learn more about Maleena's journey, her new album, and what lies ahead in her musical career. Don't miss this intimate look into the life and music of one of Pittsburgh's talented artists. Featuring music from: Chip & The Charge Ups, We Came From Space, Maleena, Noble Hops, Nied's Hotel Band, Killin' Me, Bottle Rat, The Parishables

Join Bill for Episode 730 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he sits down with Night's Edge, an alternative metal trio fresh off the release of their 2023 album, “Strangers.” Known for their haunting take on the Deftones' classic “Change In The House of Flies,” Night's Edge is making waves in the music scene with their gothic sound and powerful performances. Night's Edge has released three full-length albums and two EPs, but “Strangers” stands out as their most impactful work to date. This album, composed of eleven tracks, explores themes of isolation in a world that is increasingly connected through technology. It showcases a sound that is uniquely Night's Edge, captivating listeners with its depth and intensity. The band has also released three music videos from “Strangers” for the songs “SFH,” “News of Our Doom,” and “Go Alone,” further illustrating their artistic vision and storytelling prowess. Tune in to learn more about Night's Edge's musical journey, their creative process, and what's next for the band. Connect with Night's Edge and explore their music at: Official Website YouTube Instagram Spotify Bandcamp Don't miss this exciting episode as Night's Edge shares their story and the inspiration behind their latest album. Tune in to Episode 730 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show for an in-depth look at this rising band in the alternative metal scene. Featuring music from: Reality Suite, The UNSOLVED, Night's Edge, The Dead End Streets, Bottle Rat, The Sneaky Heat Missiles, Nied's Hotel Band

If you love classic rock, old-time rock and roll, and R&B, you will love the Nieds Hotel Band. They began as a recording studio group and evolved into a Pittsburgh sensation. Much of this originated with the guidance of a member of Wild Cherry who is famous for Play That Funk Music. The Nieds Hotel Band has become the essence of the hard-working blue-collar muscle that has made Pittsburgh and their music appeal to the hard workers of America. NHB is popular with everyone who has heard them. They are very supportive of commercial drivers. They are much loved by crowds that clamor to see them in the Pennsylvania tri-state area. They even had an official holiday named in their honor by the mayor of Pittsburgh. Shelley Johnson interviews John Vento, the lead vocalist and founder of NHB. We feature some of their hits and debut two of their new songs. You'll love their vibe and their music. Tune in to this great episode of the Truckers Network Radio Show and be sure to subscribe to our podcast. It's free. https://niedshotelband.com/ https://johnvento.com/ https://tncradio.live/ #Truckers #RockAndRoll #R&B #ClassicRock #NiedsHotelBand #NHB #Pittsburgh #RockMusic #Music #JohnVento #TheTruckersNetworkRadioShow#ShelleyMJohnson #TNCRadioLive @TNCRadioLive

Giovany Revelle – 45 Dorian – Proud Dreamphone – Green Lights Flashing Lost On The Way – On all these roads MARY KILS – LONG SILENCE meadowhip - Am I Broken Dia The Libra - Angel In The Wind Nashville Phil - Get Me Gone andrew ash - 'I Think I'm Ready For Love' Christophe Lorient – Notre Jardin Secret AV Super Sunsine - Scarecrow (pop) California Condor – Dissidant Alec Berlin – What I Wish I Had Said J' Lopez - ‘71 Rilo Wye - Better For Whatever Reason The Lakettes – A Dream to Live With Don Pasquale Ferone – Certezza Barricade Babies - Brik Giuliano Pramori – Canzone romantica Miltos Marathon "Blue Rats " Short Ghad – Right Type a Luv Marla Lewis - The Boogey Woogey Man Alec Berlin – What I Wish I Had Said ViennaCC - Shopping Queen Lorenzo Gabanizza feat. Jeff Christie "I guess i am the Only One" AV Super Sunshine – Frankenstein Darrell Kelley – Take your knees off our necks Des Cox – The happy way through life Lowgear – Mexican Radio Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" Phil Joseph – Babe you are mine Summer Mix

Johnny Holliday aka Lover J -What I gotta Do Luanne Hunt – Midnight Rain and Roses Lowgear – Mexican Radio Lord Spark – Not Fine Lorenzo Gabanizza feat. Jeff Christie "I guess i am the Only One" Giacali – La Terra è triangolare Beppe De Francesco "Almeno un'altra vita" Cory M. Coons - Long Hard Rain Silvia Frangipane – Nuits D'Amour Lady Redneck - Living in the USA Hannyta – Fluctuating Matilde G - Milk N' Honey Marla Lewis – Kill the Lights MDN Zane – Toxic Maurizio Chiani – Bluebird Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" Alin Dragu - Dance, dance Bonnie Milne - New Beginnings The Lakettes – A Dream to Live With Jerry Impini – Need to Know NAÏMAH - Whose Side Are You On Damix – Nada Norm Adams and Julia Robertson – Over Rafa Noleto – Noctivago No Name Italian Flavour – Musica Nueva Nino Leuci – Non trattenermi TATARELLA – Lontano dai ricordi Nied's Hotel Band - Take That Train Pamela Hopkins - Straight Shooter Samuele Mazza Feat. Piermatteo Carattoni – PadreMadre Josè Strata – Ora sono qui Dr Jaymz - Tidal Wave

Dr Jaymz - Wherehouse Darrell Kelley - March On For Voting Rights Lance Mitchell – Smile PT The GospelSpitter - "SfTK Remix" feat. Emcee N.I.C.E. and J-NiBB Rich Chambers - High School Can't Last Forever Catherine Sewell - I See the Light Silversnake Michelle – Irreversible and Massive Necrosis Osea Codega – Icy Eyes Alex Wellkers – We see it all coming down Johnny Holliday AKA Lover J - Be My Lady Remix Shimmer Johnson – Chaperone Darrell Kelley – Do It Sofia Martynova - Dance Queen Finn O'Hara - You Deserve A Better Man Willie Reed – Hypnatized Maurizio IN – San Jose Josè Strata – Ora sono qui No Name Italian Flavour – Musica Nueva Nino Leuci – Non trattenermi Niko – Come il sole all'equatore Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" NAÏMAH - Whose Side Are You On Hannyta "Fluctuating" Damix – Nada MDN Zane – Toxic Matthew Schultz x Zolo – One Wok Matilde G - Milk N' Honey Marla Lewis – Kill the Lights Mark Donato – Alexandra Luanne Hunt – Midnight Rain and Roses Pynappol – Keda Gioele Benedetti - La felicità Alin Dragu - Dance, dance Anthony Casuccio – Love is the Answer

Musician John Vento- Neid's Hotel Band "Let God Drive" www.johnvento.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cool-explorations/message

Musician John Vento- Neid's Hotel Band "Let God Drive" www.johnvento.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cool-explorations/message

PT The GospelSpitter - "SfTK Remix" feat. Emcee N.I.C.E. and J-NiBB Rich Chambers - High School Can't Last Forever Catherine Sewell - I See the Light Silversnake Michelle - Irreversible And Massive Necrosis Osea Codega – Icy Eyes Manuel Joachim Alexis Mahé – New One Alex Wellkers – We see it all coming down Johnny Holliday AKA Lover J - Be My Lady Remix Shimmer Johnson – Chaperone Darrell Kelley – Do It Sofia Martynova - Dance Queen Finn O'Hara - You Deserve A Better Man Willie Reed – Hypnatized Maurizio IN – San Jose Josè Strata – Ora sono qui No Name Italian Flavour – Musica Nueva Nino Leuci – Non trattenermi Niko – Come il sole all'equatore Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" Lance Mitchell – Never Change NAÏMAH - Whose Side Are You On Hannyta "Fluctuating" Damix – Nada MDN Zane – Toxic Matthew Schultz x Zolo – One Wok Matilde G - Milk N' Honey Marla Lewis – Kill the Lights Mark Donato – Alexandra Luanne Hunt – Midnight Rain and Roses Gianluca Lulu – L'Equilibrio TATARELLA – Lontano dai ricordi Alin Dragu - Dance, dance Jean-Christophe Moroni – L'amore è irrazionale Anthony Casuccio - Love is the Answer

Maurizio Chiani – Bluebird Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" Jørg Klein - Slidin' Christmas Pynappol – Keda J.K. Coltrain - Don't Sweat The Small Stuff Kaylin Vela - Summer Bae Clay Joule – O' Dream Sim Streeter – Bring it Home Steve Markoff & Patricia Lazzara - Look What You've Done To Me C.R.YY – Brave Alessia Ramusino – Yallah Gianluca Lulu – Pensando Amal – Qui Horus Black – The Monster Roberta di Falco – La Bambola Di Seta Felix Rovitto – Let me take you around ZzymbalHead – Nevergivin Up Zpextre – Laidback Zarbo – They Lie Federica Tallinucci e Alessandro Tolone – Un motivo Tyler Scott Owens – Rendezvous Bobby and the Crew – Robot M 2052 Andy Aledort – Out for a Ride Dr Jaymz - Wherehouse Dr Jaymz - Your Love (Remix) Dr Jaymz - Tidal Wave Los Musick x P.A.T. feat 4-IZE – Too much fire Tommie Leveal - As You See Me Walking Saitta – Bedda Alin Dragu - Dance, dance Jean-Christophe Moroni – L'amore è irrazionale Anthony Casuccio - Love is the Answer

Texture Pack – Sand Cassie Jean and the Fireflies – Mrs. Mavis Faded Shades – Waiting on Tomorrow Huyen - ilysm Departure – Calle 63 Hessian Renegade – Live, Laugh, Lager Bineal Roy – Maybe Lottie Zttarr – Revealing Stars in Coma – Repeat the Narrative Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends – By Your Bed Manuel Joachim Alexis Mahé – New One Alex Wellkers – We see it all coming down Johnny Holliday AKA Lover J - Be My Lady Remix Johnny Holliday aka Lover J -Stay With Me Tonight Johnny Holliday aka Lover J -What I gotta Do Shimmer Johnson – Chaperone Darrell Kelley – Do It Sofia Martynova - Dance Queen Finn O'Hara - You Deserve A Better Man Willie Reed – Hypnatized Darrell Kelley – Gun Reform Maurizio IN – San Jose Josè Strata – Ora sono qui No Name Italian Flavour – Musica Nueva Nino Leuci – Non trattenermi Niko – Come il sole all'equatore Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" Lance Mitchell – Never Change NAÏMAH - Whose Side Are You On Hannyta "Fluctuating" Saitta – Bedda Alin Dragu - Dance, dance Jean-Christophe Moroni – L'amore è irrazionale Anthony Casuccio - Love is the Answer

Jemma Pixie Hixon – Pull Fear From The Inside Doruk Doyran – Your Love is Holy Pyramids on Mars™ - Cosmic Angels Jonathan Lobo – Magic Near Death Experience (NDX) – Underground Adrianos – Give Us A Kiss Oli Morris – Flyer Electric Octopus – St. Patrick's Cough Bohardt – This Is What You Wanted NEFΛEΛI – I Breathe J.Maurice – Facetime Intelligent Diva – Sinners Prayer Intelligent Diva – In my feelings Intelligent Diva Feat. Aaron Bing – Sex to a sax Dania Lascialfari – Infinito Willie Grissom – I Want To Be Just Like Him Moral DK – House of the Rising Sun YoungButConnected – HOLIDAY HeIsTheArtist "I Want You Around" YoungButConnected – He Says Harlem Lyric – Matrimony Hannyta - 17 (Housen Boombox Remix) Deborah Beccari – Giglio Gianni Rotella - Memories Maurizio Chiani – Bluebird Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" Alin Dragu - Dance, dance Jean-Christophe Moroni – L'amore è irrazionale Anthony Casuccio - Love is the Answer

Osea Codega – Icy Eyes Osea Codega – Feel Feelings Osea Codega – Wind o Night Josè Strata – Ora sono qui No Name Italian Flavour – Musica Nueva Nino Leuci – Non trattenermi Niko – Come il sole all'equatore Nied's Hotel Band "We're Just Fine" Lance Mitchell – Never Change NAÏMAH - Whose Side Are You On Damix – Nada Moka – La Bambola MDN Zane – Toxic Matthew Schultz x Zolo – One Wok Matilde G - Milk N' Honey Matilde G - Digging for Diamonds Marla Lewis – We all Laugh in the Same Language Marla Lewis – Blue Horizon Marla Lewis – Kill the Lights Mark Donato – Alexandra Violent Rays – Mania Lumen Jingos – Angel Mine Luanne Hunt – Midnight Rain and Roses Lowgear – Mexican Radio Lost On The Way - Monie Got Me Waiting Lord Spark – Not Fine Giacali – La Terra è triangolare Daniele Allodoli - La realtà non è così Ajay Mathur – Real Alin Dragu - Dance, dance Jean-Christophe Moroni – L'amore è irrazionale Anthony Casuccio - Love is the Answer

Music has the power to change lives, especially for those on the autism spectrum. Learn how "the magic of music" may be able to change your child's life!John Vento Since the 1980s, John has enjoyed success in business as owner of CIS Office Installers.  His love of music led him to a second career as front man for Neid's Hotel Band, which in 2016 was voted Pittsburgh's best bar band.  Through his performances, he has helped raise more than a quarter of a million dollars for area charities. His leadership, generosity and work ethic are well known throughout the Pittsburgh music scene.  He loves to perform and wants to create opportunities for others to share in that experience. https://bandtogetherpgh.org/Crystal Sanford, M.Ed.. M.A. CCC-SLPCrystal is the owner and director of Sanford Autism Consulting(https://www.sdautismhelp.com​), a consulting practice offering IEP advocacy and parent empowerment classes for fellow special needs families throughout the U.S. Crystal specializes in supporting fellow families impacted by Autism, as well as other unique challenges such as learning disabilities and ADHD. To learn more about IEP assistance and help advocating for the special education your child deserves, contact Crystal atinfo@sdautismhelp.com.Need help parents/caregivers? Access our free IEP guide and much more:https://www.sdautismhelp.com/resourcesWant to schedule a 20-minute FREE consultation with Crystal? Getempowered!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thrivingsf)

John Vento is best known as the front man for the high-energy, rhythm and blues group, The Nied's Hotel Band (www.niedshotelband.com). NHB is quite a collection of great players that has built a stellar reputation for killer original music and live performances. Away from the band Vento focuses on creating introspective, brooding recordings that reach deep and sometimes dark places. His fans relish his blend of eclectic influences, delivered with raw emotions, which he masterfully shared in his 2019 release, “Love, Lust & Other Wreckage,” an almost all true autobiographical story of his love life and how it has been affected by his first love, the stage. John's story of love, lust, and other wreckage was so artistically crafted that it gained the attention of renowned playwright/lyricist, Amy Hartman. Her rendition of John's saga has been shared as a stage play featuring music from the album. Check out this video clip from the premier – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXV1vwjXk-E&list=PLeR9KAr6aDocOv4UtlSMVgqF-YdWlnBG- Helping to engineer the journey through his love story are his core of collaborators, including a few of Pittsburgh best known artists; musician & producer David Granati, songwriter Bert Lauble, and singer/songwriter Cherylann Hawk. Other contributors on this album are stellar Pittsburgh musicians Cheryl Rinovato, Joffo Simmons, Bob Fetherlin, Wil E. Tri,  as well as a few of David Granati's talented family members, Joey, Hermie and Jules. Of course, it's purely logical that Vento would find a great following in this town. His steely resistance to categorization is the very essence and backbone of Pittsburgh.

Itali-Echo interview with John Vento of Nied's Hotel Band - Jan 4, 2021

John Vento self-describes as making Americana Classic Rock with Indie Folk Pop surprises, which you can find when he performs solo, with Nied's Hotel Band, or, in the past, with Xposure and Bmen. He has sometimes been called the chameleon of Pittsburgh's music scene.

Not only is his journey through kidney cancer and depression a powerful story to be told, he continues to inspire lives daily through his music and non-profit, Band Together Pittsburgh. He has learned to powerfully overcome his challenges in life with a positive attitude and holistic approach. John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they’re motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin’ bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied’s Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings. John’s 2019 MTS release is “Love, Lust and Other Wreckage.” The album received the IMEA Award for Best Americana Album. His single, “Rainbows And Lightning” reached the Top 20 on iTunes Canada charts, receiving national and international airplay and charting. His follow-ups, “Baby Blues,” “Humble Way,” and “I Hope I Don’t Fall in Love with You” (Tom Waits cover) have also received national airplay chart attention. His latest single, “Well Yeah Maybe” reached #1 on the South African iTunes charts. The videos for his singles have all been selected for film festival inclusion, around the globe. John is a January 2019 Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist and a Communitas Award Winner for his work with non-profit, Band Together Pittsburgh. It’s no surprise to those who know him, as he truly is a humble, loving, and grateful person, who treasures his family and friends. Certainly, that comes across, loud and clear, in his honest, from-the-heart songs; and that, undoubtedly, is another quality which endears him to his fans. As he puts it, “If just one person is touched in some small way by one of my songs, that’s the greatest reward that I could receive.” Connect with John Vento: PRESS KIT: https://drive.google.com/open?id=10iOvRzKfk54bCkbs6FSIGkhI8zcEum8H www.johnvento.com https://www.facebook.com/johnventomusic https://twitter.com/JventoM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y65K1Hu2uik https://www.bandtogetherpgh.org/ https://www.facebook.com/BandTogetherPGH/ PRESS CONTACT: Michael Stover MTS Management Group michael@msmanagementgroup.com Join us in Making Pittsburgh Healthy: www.makingpittsburghhealthy.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MakingPittsburghHealthy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/makingpittsburghhealthy/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/draarontressler Don't forget to subscribe, share, rate & review the show! (:

John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they’re motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin’ bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied’s Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings. Rather than a drawback, however, Vento considers such diversity to be among his strengths; and his fans agree. They relish sharing his tumultuous trek toward achieving his artistic vision, which he accomplishes by channeling a blend of eclectic influences through his own, raw emotions. Helping to engineer the roller coaster ride is a stout core of collaborators, including John Randall Fox, Buddy Hall, Tim Hadley, and Frank Ferraro, along with renowned playwright/lyricist, Amy Hartman. Many members of this crew have been with him for more than a decade; and it’s easy to understand why, as Vento consistently showers them with appreciation and accolades. Though a one-of-a-kind performer, he professes a great distaste for the word, “solo,” insisting that, “Without my collaborators, I would not have accomplished anything.” That’s no surprise to those who know him, as he truly is a humble, loving, and grateful person, who treasures his family and friends. Certainly, that comes across, loud and clear, in his honest, from-the-heart songs; and that, undoubtedly, is another quality which endears him to his fans. As he puts it, “If just one person is touched in some small way by one of my songs, that’s the greatest reward that I could receive.” Of course, it’s purely logical that Vento would find a great following in this town. His steely resistance to categorization is the very essence and backbone of Pittsburgh. Built by a veritable melting pot of blue-collar workers, the once-gritty city has risen from the slag heap, through the smoke and haze, to become a sparkling, spectacular hub of culture and learning. Yet, it remains true to its deeply-forged identity. John’s 2019 MTS release is “Love, Lust and Other Wreckage.” The album received the IMEA Award for Best Americana Album. His single, “Rainbows And Lightning” reached the Top 20 on iTunes Canada charts, receiving national and international airplay and charting. His follow-ups, “Baby Blues,” “Humble Way,” and current single, “I Hope I Don’t Fall in Love with You” (Tom Waits cover) have also received national airplay chart attention. John is a January 2019 Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist and a Communitas Award Winner for his work with non-profit, Band Together Pittsburgh. www.johnvento.com https://www.facebook.com/johnventomusic https://twitter.com/JventoM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y65K1Hu2uik --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pressplayinspired/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pressplayinspired/support

John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they're motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin' bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied's Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings. Rather than a drawback, however, Vento considers such diversity to be among his strengths; and his fans agree. They relish sharing his tumultuous trek toward achieving his artistic vision, which he accomplishes by channeling a blend of eclectic influences through his own, raw emotions. Helping to engineer the roller coaster ride is a stout core of collaborators, including John Randall Fox, Buddy Hall, Tim Hadley, and Frank Ferraro, along with renowned playwright/lyricist, Amy Hartman. Many members of this crew have been with him for more than a decade; and it's easy to understand why, as Vento consistently showers them with appreciation and accolades. Though a one-of-a-kind performer, he professes a great distaste for the word, “solo,” insisting that, “Without my collaborators, I would not have accomplished anything.” John's 2019 MTS release is “Love, Lust and Other Wreckage.” His single, “Rainbows And Lightning” reached the Top 20 on iTunes Canada charts, receiving national and international airplay and charting.  John is a January 2019 Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist. www.johnvento.com https://www.facebook.com/johnventomusic https://twitter.com/JventoM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y65K1Hu2uik --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they’re motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin’ bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied’s Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings.Rather than a drawback, however, Vento considers such diversity to be among his strengths; and his fans agree. They relish sharing his tumultuous trek toward achieving his artistic vision, which he accomplishes by channeling a blend of eclectic influences through his own, raw emotions.Helping to engineer the roller coaster ride is a stout core of collaborators, including John Randall Fox, Buddy Hall, Tim Hadley, and Frank Ferraro, along with renowned playwright/lyricist, Amy Hartman. Many members of this crew have been with him for more than a decade; and it’s easy to understand why, as Vento consistently showers them with appreciation and accolades. Though a one-of-a-kind performer, he professes a great distaste for the word, “solo,” insisting that, “Without my collaborators, I would not have accomplished anything.”That’s no surprise to those who know him, as he truly is a humble, loving, and grateful person, who treasures his family and friends. Certainly, that comes across, loud and clear, in his honest, from-the-heart songs; and that, undoubtedly, is another quality which endears him to his fans. John’s 2019 MTS release is “Love, Lust and Other Wreckage.” His single, “Rainbows And Lightning” reached the Top 20 on iTunes Canada charts, receiving national and international airplay and charting.  John is a January 2019 Billboard Magazine Emerging Artist.  

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Pop Art Painter Jamie Roxx (www.JamieRoxx.us) welcomes John Vento (rock folk Americana) to the Show!  johnvento.com John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they’re motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin’ bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied’s Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings. Media Inquiries: Michael Stover MTS Management Group www.mtsmanagementgroup.com

John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they’re motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin’ bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied’s Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings. Rather than a drawback, however, Vento considers such diversity to be among his strengths; and his fans agree. They relish sharing his tumultuous trek toward achieving his artistic vision, which he accomplishes by channeling a blend of eclectic influences through his own, raw emotions. Helping to engineer the roller coaster ride is a stout core of collaborators, including John Randall Fox, Buddy Hall, Tim Hadley, and Frank Ferraro, along with renowned playwright/lyricist, Amy Hartman. Many members of this crew have been with him for more than a decade; and it’s easy to understand why, as Vento consistently showers them with appreciation and accolades. Though a one-of-a-kind performer, he professes a great distaste for the word, “solo,” insisting that, “Without my collaborators, I would not have accomplished anything.” That’s no surprise to those who know him, as he truly is a humble, loving, and grateful person, who treasures his family and friends. Certainly, that comes across, loud and clear, in his honest, from-the-heart songs; and that, undoubtedly, is another quality which endears him to his fans. As he puts it, “If just one person is touched in some small way by one of my songs, that’s the greatest reward that I could receive.” Of course, it’s purely logical that Vento would find a great following in this town. His steely resistance to categorization is the very essence and backbone of Pittsburgh. Built by a veritable melting pot of blue-collar workers, the once-gritty city has risen from the slag heap, through the smoke and haze, to become a sparkling, spectacular hub of culture and learning. Yet, it remains true to its deeply-forged identity. John's Website

John Vento is often called a chameleon in the Pittsburgh music scene; and, while his critics may use the term as a pejorative, Vento views it as a compliment. He understands that they’re motivated by the frustration of their inability to lock him into a specific musical style. After all, the front man for the high-energy, hard-rockin’ bands, The Businessmen, and the Nied’s Hotel Band, is also known for his introspective, brooding solo recordings. Rather than a drawback, however, Vento considers such diversity to be among his strengths; and his fans agree. They relish sharing his tumultuous trek toward achieving his artistic vision, which he accomplishes by channeling a blend of eclectic influences through his own, raw emotions. Helping to engineer the roller coaster ride is a stout core of collaborators, including John Randall Fox, Buddy Hall, Tim Hadley, and Frank Ferraro, along with renowned playwright/lyricist, Amy Hartman. Many members of this crew have been with him for more than a decade; and it’s easy to understand why, as Vento consistently showers them with appreciation and accolades. Though a one-of-a-kind performer, he professes a great distaste for the word, “solo,” insisting that, “Without my collaborators, I would not have accomplished anything.” That’s no surprise to those who know him, as he truly is a humble, loving, and grateful person, who treasures his family and friends. Certainly, that comes across, loud and clear, in his honest, from-the-heart songs; and that, undoubtedly, is another quality which endears him to his fans. As he puts it, “If just one person is touched in some small way by one of my songs, that’s the greatest reward that I could receive.” Of course, it’s purely logical that Vento would find a great following in this town. His steely resistance to categorization is the very essence and backbone of Pittsburgh. Built by a veritable melting pot of blue-collar workers, the once-gritty city has risen from the slag heap, through the smoke and haze, to become a sparkling, spectacular hub of culture and learning. Yet, it remains true to its deeply-forged identity. John's Website