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In dieser exklusiven Special-Episode des Rockcast nehmen sich Tippi und Sven gemeinsam mit ihrem Gast Charly Alex Zeit, um den mit Spannung erwarteten Tourauftakt der Iron Maiden "Run for your Lives"-Tour 2025 zu feiern. Charly – ein leidenschaftlicher Hardcore-Fan und Besucher eines der allerersten Tourtermine in Kopenhagen – berichtet aus erster Hand von seinen Eindrücken. Die drei diskutieren intensiv über die aktuelle Setlist, die viele Klassiker und einige frischere Tracks vereint, und tauchen tief in die beeindruckende neue Bühneninszenierung ein, die mit gigantischen LCD-Wänden und zusätzlichen visuellen Highlights einen Zeitenwechsel einläutet (?). Dabei werden auch die ersten ungefilterten Eindrücke von Bruce Dickinson und den Jungs – jetzt ohne den guten Nico – thematisiert. Von der kraftvollen Bühnenpräsenz bis hin zu den kleinen, aber spürbaren Veränderungen im dynamischen Zusammenspiel der Band, bietet diese Episode alles, was das Maiden-Herz höherschlagen lässt. Diese Folge ist ein Muss – von Fans für Fans. Bleibt dran, um hautnah mitzuerleben, wie die Legende weitergeht! Was interessiert euch dabei besonders – die nostalgische Atmosphäre der ersten Konzerte, die technische Evolution der Bühne oder exklusive Anekdoten von Charly Alex? Die Diskussion ist eröffnet! Und falls Du noch immer nicht weißt, wo Du uns - neben anderen Quellen, wie unseren Webseiten Rockcast/de und weiteren Podcastplattformen - hören kannst:  Amazon Music Apple Podcast Podbean Audible Spotify YouTube iHeart Radio PlayerFM Listen Notes Podchaser Boomplay Musik zu unserer Episode findest Du in der Amazon Playlist mit Namen: Rockcast - The Never Ending Playlist mit fast allen Songs und Künstlern, über die es im Podcast geht: https://music.amazon.de/user-playlists/a2fb8f263bdb463cbf062e1dec8e03cadede?ref=dm_sh_e3ZxsZa0nKKRAIN859uq2jBog Feedback, Wünsche, Anregungen, Tipps?   Facebook & Instagram unter RockMusicNet  Mail: news@rockcast.de   #Rockcast #podcast #MusikPodcast #Jubiläum #IronMaiden, #RunForYourLives, #Live, #Tour #Eddie #BruceDickinson    

What can I say about Johannes Eckerstrom that hasn't already been said? This guy is always a treat to talk to, from his introspection to his philosophy, to Avatar's incredible, if not sometimes frightful music, he always has something interesting to say. Avatar just put out a new song called "Captain Goat" from an as-of-yet unannounced new album. They have a headline tour coming to the States this fall, then opening dates booked with Iron Maiden and Metallica! The man is still a fan at heart, even though his band now stands with the greats. The new era of Avatar begins now!

Before the release of their self-titled debut in early 2020, weeks before the pandemic struck, the band BRKN Love had been on the road doing what all new bands do. They were paying their dues and building a fan base, which included me. Since then, they have put out two more albums, each one doing just a bit better than the previous. Justin Benlolo is the lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter for the band. In fact, BRKN Love has been Justin's baby all along. They are a swinging rock and roll band and one that's worth a listen. Just listen to Justin explain it here, how could you not be rooting for this band?BRKN Love's 3rd album, The Program, is available now. 

This interview we welcome an old friend back into the studio - someone who's been part of the soundtrack of our lives for decades, It's JR Richards, fromerly of Dishwalla. JR began his career as the lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter for the iconice alternative rock band Dishwalls. The bands' debut album "Pet Your Friends" dropped in 1995, and it didn't take long for them to make waves. In 1996, The Richards-penned 'Counting Blue Cars" hit #1 earning JR a Billboard Music Award for Top Mainstream Rock Track of the Year. But that was just the beginning. JR has been producing music since the '90s not only for Dishwalla but also for this own solo projects and a slew of TV shows. You might've heard his work on series like One Tree Hill, How I Met Your Mother, Criminal Minds and he even contributed twenty songs to the reboot of Baywatch in 2017.  Now, JR is gearing up to release his 10th studio album (5th solo), "My Darkest Hour", expected in the next few months. So we're thrilled to sit down and talk about it, along with his journey through music and all the incredible milestones along the way.

In der aktuellen Folge des Rockcast haben wir wieder jede Menge Neuigkeiten aus der Rock- und Metal-Welt für euch. Wir starten mit den heißesten News: Allen voran die große Drummer-Verschwörung im Rock-Zirkus! Denn: Was haben Josh Freese und Zak Starkey gemein? Mal Mike Portnoy fragen – oder besser nicht? Und hat DAS was mit Roger Taylor zu tun? Wir klären das auf!   AUFGEPASST, denn diesmal gibt es richtig etwas zu gewinnen! Im gewohnten Tour-Update gibt es eine große Verlosung beim Blaze Bayley-Konzertbericht, inklusive signiertem Mikrofon, unterschriebenem Foto UND die neue Vinyl "JUSTICE" von Absolva! Zudem gibt es neue Tourdaten von Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons, Metallica 2026 mit Gojira und Pantera – und was ist mit AC/DC in Düsseldorf losApropos Düsseldorf: Die Toten Hosen zeigen sich einmal mehr als extrem sozial!  Und natürlich werfen wir einen Blick auf die neuesten Platten: Volbeat sind zurück mit „GOAT“, Tony Iommi & Robbie Williams rocken gemeinsam, während Doro mit „Warriors of the Sea“ eher spaltet. Zudem gibt es Klassiker: Dire Straits feiern „Brothers in Arms“, Gary Moore live aus der Baloise Session, und Green Day liefern den perfekten Soundtrack für stressige Tage.   Schaltet rein und verpasst nichts aus der Welt des Rocks!

On this episode, Monty gives an update on the new Galactic Cowboys album and tells you about his trip to Nashville for the mix. Also…segments of What's On TV? and Uncle Monty's Listening Corner!

Over the past decade, it's been the band Badflower to take a torch once carried by bands like My Chemical Romance and carry it into the realms of modern rock. Lead singer Josh Katz wears his heart on his sleeve with lyrics that resonate with anyone, no matter what they might be going through. That has never been more evident than on their latest single, "Paws," all about the possibility of losing his dog and best friend. That song, along with the previous single "Detroit," will be on Badflower's third full-length album, There Is No Place Like Home, due out on June 20th. Josh and I have had some deep conversations in the past, and has their manager reminded me, "you two gab like two old Grandmas," well, this conversation gets into some real-life stuff. 

Losing a band member is one thing, but losing a member to a tragic death is an entirely another thing. We Came As Romans lost their singer, Kyle Pavone, in 2018 to what was ruled an accidental overdose. That's a hard task to overcome, but not for this band. We Came as Romans have overcome everything thrown at them, and not only did they survive, but they've strived. Founding member and singer (the band with Kyle had two singers), Dave Stephen,s joins us while waiting for a flight to go play a giant music festival to talk new music and what it's taken to overcome tragedy. 

20 years is a long time to be in a band, but sometimes it takes that long to truly break through and become more than just underground heroes. The Devil Wears Prada is doing exactly that with a string of recent hits and a new song, "For You," that's poised to take the band to new heights. Plus, you'd be hard pressed to find a better live band than them. Guitarist/singer/songwriter Jeremy DePoyster joins me this week to break it all down and unofficially announce a new album due out in the future. Not breaking news, I know, but you'll have to listen to get the details. 

In dieser Episode feiern wir Geschichte und Zukunft gleichermaßen: Doro Pesch wird zum Namensgeber eines Fossils und erhält eine ganz besondere Ehrung in Düsseldorf. Aber nicht nur die Vergangenheit wird gewürdigt – wir sprechen über Bruce Dickinsons geplantes Soloalbum für 2026 und die neuesten Entwicklungen rund um Iron Maiden, inklusive Gerüchten zu einer neuen Single mit ihrem neuen Drummer.   Außerdem: Warum wurden Kneecap von großen Festivals ausgeladen?  Und apropos große Namen: Scorpions sagen Shows ab, Steven Tyler, Soundgarden und das (mögliche) letzte Kapitel von Black Sabbath – wir bringen euch alle wichtigen News der Rockwelt auf den Punkt.   Natürlich feiern wir auch 10 Jahre Rock-Music.net! Ein Blick zurück auf epische Konzerte, exklusive Interviews und legendäre Festivalerlebnisse von Wacken bis Florenz.   On Tour: Wir besprechen die kommenden Konzerte von Judas Priest, Accept, Phil Campbell und Scorpions, plus besondere Highlights aus der Szene.  Zum Schluss werfen wir einen Blick auf die heißesten Veröffentlichungen: Absolva kommt ausführlich auf den Plattenteller, während Mammoth  mit einem neuen Video für „The End“ ordentlich aufdreht – mit Unterstützung von Danny Trejo, Slash und Myles Kennedy*.   Also, Lautsprecher aufdrehen und reinhören – es gibt viel zu erzählen!  

After 11 studio albums, you might think a band is starting to get meh, but that is definitely not the case with Architects. Their latest offering, The Sky, The Earth & All Between, sees the band exploring their sound in a way that just works. Produced by former Bring Me The Horizon keyboardist and songwriter Jordan Fish, the sounds are all there. From the pummelling to the melodic, this band isn't showing any signs of slowing down. They're headlining festivals, they went on tour with Metallica, and if their latest single "Everything Ends" keeps going, they might have one of their biggest hits in the band's long history on their hands. Lead singer Sam Carter joined me from his home in London the day before the NFL Draft so we even get a little sports talk in on this conversation, and gardening too! Wormhole, activated. See Architects on tour in the U.S. this summer.

The band Dinosaur Pile-Up just announced a new album and released two new songs. After kicking down the door of mainstream rock with the 2019 album Celebrity Mansions, we haven't really heard much from the band. There's a good reason for that, lead singer Matt Bigland was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis, a digestive disease that wrecks your insides. Something I know a lot about as 15 years ago I found out that I had celiac disease, both are autoimmune diseases with similar outcomes, and they both suck. Matt ended up in the hospital for a bit, so his health needed to come first. Now though, he's better than ever, and the band is firing on all cylinders. Two new songs are out called "My Way and 'Bout to Lose It." They come off a new album called I've Felt Better, due out in August of 2025. On a side note, I personally am a huge fan of this band, and I'm stoked to have this conversation. 

A pioneer and one of the first aritsts ever inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame, Dion DiMucci first rose to fame with his group Dion & The Belmonts, before becoming a solo sensation with iconic hits like The Wanderer, Runaround Sue and many more. His influence on American music spans more than six decades - and he's still going strong.  Earlier this year, Dion co-authored a powerful and deeply personal new book with his longtime friend Adam Jablin. It's titled: Dion - The Rock N Roll Philosopher: Conversations on LIfe, Recovery, Faith 7 music. In it, Dion opens up about his incredible journey - his struggles and triumphs, his faith, and his unwavering passion for music.  In our conversation, we'll talk about the new book, his decision to give up his seat on the plane with Buddy Holly, his path to sobriety, wisdom he gained from Sam Cooke, and the lessons He's leanred across a lifetime in music. Check out our show notes at; www.rockandrollconfessional.rocks  

On this episode, Monty gives an update on the new Galactic Cowboys album, and then goes completely random! Topics include…weddings, baseball, tribute bands, Elon Musk, reality TV, drummers, celebrity astronauts, and hard boiled eggs. Plus, a review of the new … Continue reading →

Have you ever wondered what bands do during their off time? Like when they aren't on the road or in the middle of a new album. Well, artists do what artists do, and that is creative creation. In this case, that creation is music. While Theory of a Deadman should be on break, Tyler has been hard at work on some new tunes and making amazing fashion choices. Sometimes we just need "hey, what are you doing?" style catch up, and that's exactly what this is. 

Saturday, April 12th is Record Store Day, and Black Stone Cherry are one of many bands and artists taking part and releasing an exclusive Record Store Day album called This Is Black Stone Cherry's RSD Release...And The Band Really Loves it. Lead singer Chris Robertson and I dig into the album, being proud papas, and what's next for the Kentucky Music Hall of Famers.

She truly needs no introduction as she has become one the most well-known voices in the world of rock music. Scratch that. She's become one of the most well-known voices in music. We know her as Halestorm's lead singer, but last year, she was also the fill-in singer with Skid Row. She's put out duets with everyone from Brooks & Dunn to I Prevail. Joining us from somewhere in Georgia as Halestorm puts the final touches on a new album due out later this year, we have a soul-searching conversation about music and what it truly means to be a part of music history. 

In dieser Episode von Rockcast bringen Tippi & Sven die heißesten Themen aus der Welt des Rocks auf den Punkt! Von Guns´n´Roses' überraschender Entscheidung, sich von Drummer Frank Ferrer zu trennen, bis zu einer spektakulären Iron Maiden-Aktion. Außerdem gibt's exklusive Updates zu Bruce Dickinsons neuem Comicprojekt und den unmaskierten Shows einer Rocklegende! Wir werfen einen Blick auf aktuelle Konzert-Highlights: Sven schwärmt von den Dead Daisies im SO36 und Tippi teilt Eindrücke von Zakk Sabbath und einem großartigen Udo Dirkschneider-Abend.  Im Festival-Check: Die besten Line-ups, von Rock Hard Festival über Hurricane bis hin zu Wacken und Barcelona Rockfest. Und für alle Vinyl-Liebhaber und Fans neuer Musik gibt's spannende Releases wie Linkin Parks „Up from the Bottom“ und Volbeats „GOAT: God of Angels Trust“. Garniert wird das Ganze mit YouTube-Highlights und Infos zur neuen Mindcrime-Tour von Geoff Tate. Rock'n'Roll pur – mit allem, was unsere Herzen höher schlagen lässt! Jetzt reinhören und die volle Dröhnung genießen. Rock on! 

One of the greatest rock bands in our generation was REO Speedwagon. At the beginning of this year, we received word that REO was officially no longer. But that doesn't mean that guitarist, song writter and lead vocalist Kevin Cronin is stopping. We had the opportunity to speak with Kevin not only about his upcoming tour (with many of the REO family members), but we spoke about his dad being in World War II, why REO broke up, how Stephen Stills is one of his all time heroes and a hint of his new book. 

Drummer, singer, and songwriter for the legendary metalcore band Underoath is here to discuss their new album, The Place After This One , which is out now! Actually, it came out today, or should I say the same day as this conversation's posting. Underoath is one of the originators of a genre of music that has millions of fans worldwide, and after taking a bit of a hiatus, they came back in 2018 to a ton of fanfare. The Place After This One is their 3rd full album since coming back and after touring for a year in honor of the anniversary of the genre's most influential albums, Their Only Chasing Safety. You can almost hear it yet another metalcore masterpiece. 

Alyse Zavala and Oscar Romero are the co-lead singers in the band LYLVC, that is pronounced Lylac but with a V in place of the A. It's rock and roll man you can do what you want. This band started during the pandemic and a true won't take no attitude has put them on a path to greatness. You may have seen them on tour with Atreyu or Pop Evil, but with new music done, a record contract happening soon, and more touring on the books, the future is now for the band Lylvc. 

In der dieser Episode des "Rockcast" mit Tippi und Sven gibt es wieder jede Menge spannende Themen:

Autumn Kings is a Canadian-based (but almost Detroit) rap rock band who are truly bringing the groove back to the mainstream rock world. After grinding for over a decade the song "Sleep When I'm Dead" finds the band hitting a new height of success. Guitarist/singer/songwriter Jake Diab jones me for a conversation about who they are, how trauma can breed success and hit on that midwest nice. This conversation took place right before I left for Costa Rica two weeks ago and right before they left to tour Europe. 

ZZ Ward was born in 1986 and is an American Singer-Songwriter from Roseburg, Oregon. She signed with Hollywood Records to release here debut EP, Criminal in 2012, which preceded the release of her debut studio album, Til The Casket Drops, that same year. Her second studio album, The Storm was released in 2017, which peaked atop the Billboard Blues Albums Chart. Her third studio album, Dirty Shine (2023), was released independently and met with cricital acclaim. On Friday, March 14 (2025) ZZ will be releasing her next album which is on the famous blues label: Sun Records, titled Liberation. 

The band Fuel had a ton of success with household-known songs like "Hemorrhage (In My Hands)" "Shimmer" "Bad Day" and "Won't Back Down" just to name a few in the late 90s and early 2000s. Since then they've gone through a ton of changes and challenges, but now they are back and better than ever. Original members Carl and Kevin join me and my morning show co-host Laura Lee, along with their new singer Aaron to go through the band's recent past and dig into the resurgence of the music from the turn of the century. 

This episode begins with a sad goodbye to friend and Galactic Cowboys drummer, Johnny Simmons. Other segments include, an update on the new GC album, and Monty's thoughts on the recent Super Bowl, The Grammys, and the band Pagan's Mind.

Sophie Lloyd is a British guitarist who rose to popularity by posting her amazing playing to digital platforms like YouTube and TikTok. This led to her releasing eps that saw her shredding through renditions of legendary hard rock songs. She then spent the better part of the pandemic putting together her first true solo album featuring a who's who of modern rock singers like Lzzy Hale, Tyler Connolly, Danny Worsnop, Brandon Saller, and more. All former guests of this show. In the process, she also became Machine Gun Kelly's guitar player. As a guitarist, I'm stoked to help introduce the amazingly talented Sophie Lloyd to you.

For over twenty years the band 10 Years has been out there giving us high-quality rock music, the kind that draws you in and never really lets go. But they've kind of been doing it under the radar. A band that can hold their own with the biggest of the big. Lead singer Jesse Hasek has been known to be an entertainer of the highest quality during 10 Years sets and he's still setting the standard.Their new EP is called Inner Darkness and features a song with Conquer Divide that is continuing to rise up the rock radio charts.  

"I knew more songs by Hinder than I thought I did," said one of my co-workers ahead of this conversation. It's true though, they are just one of those bands. Now on the heels of their first bonafide hit song in a decade it's high time to catch up with that "Lips of an Angel" band. Marshal Dutton has been the singer now for 10 years and the music is hitting a peak. Plus more and more touring, and fun with cover songs.

The intensity level that Chris Daughtry has been bringing with Daughtry is on another level, and 2025 looks to be the biggest of his career as a true hard rock artist. Touring with Disturbed and with Creed is already on the books and while Shock to the System Part One came out late last year, he's putting the final touch on Part Two as I type this. Chris even has a new more intense look to go with it, all that and thoughts on Falling in Reverse, Tremonti, Nothing More and even Sleep Token this conversation is as much two rock fans talking tunes as it is me asking questions about his music. Enjoy another in-depth conversation with one of the most talented voices in rock, Chris Daughtry.-Cutter

With a new rhythm section now officially a part of the band, if you haven't heard Joey and Blake from the band Devour the Day are now the bassist and drummer respectively for Pop Evil. Plus they just announced their 8th studio album called What Remains due out March 21st. Which by the way is by far their heaviest record to date. Oh, and the Lions are the best team in football, (which hurts a little) it's time to catch up with my old friend and someone I have a tremendous amount of respect for, Leigh Kakaty, lead singer for one of rock radio's most played bands, Pop Evil. 

Hide your daughters...and your moms Hollywood Undead is here! Charlie Scene, Johnny 3 Tears, and J-Dog join me for episode 400 of Cutter's Rockcast. They do have a fantastic new song out called Hollywood Forever and it's fitting that they join me from a house in L.A. where they are working on new music, and dealing with the L.A. wildfires. This gets weird, it gets flirty and it gets serious. Enjoy a very in-depth conversation with one of the best bands that Rap Metal has ever produced.This conversation is also part of my radio show The Cutting Edge Countdown as heard on many great rock radio stations around the U.S. For more go to the website Cuttingedgecountdown.com 

It's the Year End Special! Monty gives out his Rockcastie Awards for the best and worst in 2024…gives an update on the new Galactic Cowboys album…answers questions and tells you what he's been watching on TV! Plus…a look back at … Continue reading →

Cory Marks is a Canadian country-influenced hard rock singer, but he was doing it before the names Hardy and Jelly Roll were mainstays on the rock charts. As his new album Sorry For Nothing hits the streets and the streams, I caught up with the Outlaws and Outsiders singer in between acoustic gigs opening for Theory of A Deadman.His story starts like most Canadians, on the ice, then to the air, and now to rock and roll stardom. 

On this episode, Monty gives an update on the new Galactic Cowboys album and looks back at The Horse That Bud Bought. Also, a big segment of What's On TV?…a CD Review…and Monty makes a big announcement!

It's not every day a band releases their first proper radio single and a few months later it's the number one rock song in the country. Yet that is exactly what happened with The Funeral Portrait. Earlier this year the album Greetings From Suffocate City came out and the title track featured a little help from the Ice Nine Kills frontman Spencer Charnas, some people started playing it and the rest is history. Their rise didn't happen overnight though, it's been ten years in the making with all the ups and downs you might expect. Now we get to answer the question Who exactly is The Funeral Portrait? 

You may know Shimone Moore as the lead singer of Sick Puppies during the Sick Puppies incredibly successful run in the early 2010s. After a falling out between him and Sick Puppies bassist Emma Anzai he left the band almost a decade ago and has since decided to go solo under jus the name Shim. After a solo album in 2018 and a couple of singles since, he and his bassist / musical soulmate Jayme Lewis are at again, and have a lot planned for the new year. They both stopped by my studio to crank up some tunes and talk the talk. This episode of Cutter's Rockcast also includes an exclusive song from Shim and Jayme that hasn't been heard outside of their circle before, it's a song that was written on the fly after binging Letterkenny and it's not for the faint of heart, trigger warning if you're a bit sensitive to outlandish comedic subject manners. The rest of the conversation is pretty normal, or at least as normal as it can be for Shim. 

Starset is wrapping up its incredible, mind-bending concert experience called Immersions. Meanwhile, they have been putting out one-off songs that aren't part of a bigger story arc like everything they have done up to this point. Everything in the world of Starset is tied together, from albums to comic books to novels, to music videos. Now while they look to the future to journey into the next era of Starset and all of its stories, they have been putting out one-off songs like the now top 20 hit "Toksik." Joining us from a bridge in Prague on Halloween Dustin, myself, and my morning show co-host Laura Lee discuss the next era of Starset. 

Veterans Day is this coming Monday and I thought what a great time to have Cullen back with us, plus lots of new music coming from the Sleep Theory world. Oh and a December tour with Daughtry. If you don't know Cullen Moore, the lead singer and founder of the band Sleep Theory is also a United States Veteran. Now he's living his dream as a musician.

Formed in Toronto in 1968, Rush became one of the most popular and best-selling bands in rock history, thanks to their tireless effort and imaginative, ever-evolving music. This richly illustrated and entertianingly written book from Rush expert and music journalist Dan Bukszpan pays tribute to the trio on the 50th anniversary of their debut album by curating and examining 50 of the most significant milestones in the bands career. Daniel covers everything down through the decades. And in this interview we talk with him about : The band's formation by bassiest Geddy Lee and guitarist Alex Lifeson in the suburban Toronto and their early gigs and tours opening for the likes of KISS. We also talk about the breakthrough in the United States thanks to a Cleveland DJ. Plus, the role of co-founding drummer, John Rutsey. Plus much more. In examinging 50 touchstones, Bukszpan presents a unique look at Rush's Career from Toronto bar band to international mega-platinum stadium fillers. Every page is illustrated with stunning concert and candid offstage photography, including gig posters, 7 - inch picture sleeves, ticket stubs and more.

Remember the Monsters are a new band, but one with all the potential in the world to become your new favorite rock band. Working the From First to Last lead singer Andrew De Neef and the rest of the band have been hard at work crafting quality rock songs, and now Andrew is with us on the Rockcast to dig into how this band came to be and why they are someone to pay attention to. 

On this October episode, Monty talks about the progress on the new Galactic Cowboys album…tells Scary Stories. Plus, What's On TV?…a concert review, he and gives his thoughts on a new song from Dream Theater.

As one of the founding members, lead singer, lead guitarist, and wrote more than 90% of the Grand Funk Railroad music catalog, Mark Farner has always been known as the energetic driving force on stage, the engine that pulled the original Grank Funk Railroad to the top of the charts. From his soulful voice and power rock riffs, to fueling the Funk with his atomic stage presence. His story and his imprint on music starts with Flint and since 1969 from his humble beginnings and a blue-collar outlook, Farner has captained a global crusade for love, peace and freedom and became a rock 'n' roll icon. Mor the 60 years later - he commands the stage with the same intensity performing epic hits that defined a generation - "I'm Your Captian (Closer to Home)", "Bad Time", "Some Kind of Wonderful", "Foot Stompin' Music", "Heartbreaker", "Rock & Roll Soul", "Locomotion", "Mean Mistreater" and  "We're An American Band" Mark will be releasing his latest solo album, "Closer To My Home" on November 8th , and we had the opporutnity to speak with him regarding the album along with his musical career.

On this episode…Updates on the new Galactic Cowboys album…Questions from Facebook about Monty's concert experiences…and more questions from Jimi G in Chicago!

On this episode, Monty talks about the Galactic Cowboys getting funded to make a new album! He also gives a full review of the Megadeth show in Denver and meeting Dirk Verbeuren…as well as segments of What's On TV, and … Continue reading →

On this SPECIAL episode, Monty talks about the Galactic Cowboys Kickstarter Campaign for a new GC album! Also, Listener Emails…and reviews of new CD's by Lacy Sturm, and The Warning. Plus, What's On TV? and a new documentary about Nickelback. … Continue reading →

Joe Bonamassa is not a household name. But if you ask any musician one of their top favorite guitarist, Joe will surely be included. Only in his 40s, Bonamassa has become a living legend with an astounding multi-genre catalogue. Collectively, Joe has over 40 albums to date with studio and live recordings, collaborative albums with blues sensation Beth Hart and his adventurous side projects: Black Country Communion and Rock Candy Fund Party. A prolific writer always on the hunt to expand his eclectic musical horizons, Bonamassa has a limitless work eithic whether it's in a studio, on the road or working with other artists to spur new music. The New York state native opened for B.B. King when he was only 12 years old and has since played alongside such artists as Eric Clapton, Stephen Stills, John Lee Hooker, Warren Haynes, Steve Winwood, Peter Frampton and Buddy Guy, among others. B.B. King might not have guessed it at the time, but that 12-year-old prodigy would go on to become an industry powerhouse. Building on their 30-year parnership, Joe and manager Roy Weisman created their own record label, management, marketing and concert promotion company called J&R Adventures almost two decades ago. Together, the two mavericks devised a 360-degree independent business model that has survived and thrived during one of the music industry's most uncertain eras. 

On this RANDOM episode, topics include Terrible Lists…The WNBA…Metallica plays Elton John…The Awful Truth, and Memories of Space In Your Face. Also, Movie Reviews of Brats, and Unfrosted.

On this episode, Monty answers Listener Questions, and tells you which bands “Still Have It” and which bands should retire. Also, music reviews of the new Sebastian Bach CD, and a band called Diggeth. Plus…Songs that radio should play instead … Continue reading →