Jonathan Stoye (of Framing Hanley and The Infamous HER) returns to A-SIDES for Episode 187 as we look back at "The Year 2000." That year was chock-full of debuts from the likes of 3 Doors Down and Disturbed, to records from veteran rock acts like U2 and Iron Maiden, and the ever-present TRL pop music. Jonathan shares a few of his memorable albums from 2000, while also revisiting a few commercials, and we hear about Andy's "educational" high school.

Don't miss out on new music from Framing Hanley in 2025 and stay updated through their Facebook page, along with Jonathan's own solo music, too. Huge thanks to Jonathan for making another appearance on A-SIDES!

Episode 186 of A-SIDES welcomes Austin and Zach of Cole Hollow, hot on the heels of a show with Filter and Local H at the Castle Theatre in Bloomington IL. The guys recap the experience of performing to a packed house; their growth as songwriters and performers; maintaining a healthy mindset; and the future of the band heading into 2025. Huge thanks to Cole Hollow for sharing their story on the podcast.

You can follow along with Cole Hollow on their website here and stream their music on your favorite music app! Thanks for listening!

This episode of A-SIDES was the perfect opportunity to catch up and get better acquainted with Henry Go, formerly the bassist of Nashville-based band, The Great Affairs. Henry not only shares his history within the Nashville music scene, but also his musical journey learning bass, drums, and even piano! Along the way are several concert stories, his current musical obsessions, and his role as a drum rep.

Huge thanks to Henry for joining A-SIDES for Episode 185 and thanks to everyone who listens!

Alice In Chains has been one of the most enduring bands that broke big in the early 1990's Seattle "Grunge" scene, weathering line-up changes and loss of band members. For Episode 184, Corey "Rizzo" Rozzoni of The Great Affairs shares his love for Alice In Chains, which he lovingly refers to as his "spirit animal." He shares concert memories, favorite tracks, and even deep cuts from the 1990's era of the band, fronted by Layne Staley.

Huge thanks to Rizzo for making his 10th appearance on A-SIDES and thanks to all who listen!

Starting 2025 with a bang, Brent rejoins the podcast for this latest episode of A-SIDES as we dive into one of the most enduring and polaring rock bands, Van Halen! We shared our favorite songs from both the Sammy and David Lee Roth-fronted eras, along with our thoughts on 1995's album Balance, replacement singers that also play guitar, even Crystal Pepsi gets a mention, and several hot takes on hip hop country artists. Nothing is sacred on Episode 183!

Happy New Year and thank you for listening to this episode of A-Sides!

For this year-end episode, Brent makes his return to A-SIDES as we recap the last 12 months on the calendar. 2024 was jam-packed with great albums from both emerging artists and veteran rock acts, so listen along as we share which made our lists, if any barely missed the cut, concerts we saw throughout the year, and the usual side-bars that get us off track.

Thank you so much for listening throughout the last 12 months, and to all the amazing guests as well, both new and returning! Cheers to 2025!

The ferocious rock band, The Midnight Devils, are hot on the heels of releasing their third full-length album titled So Hard It Hurts. Frontman and bassist Sam Spade joins A-SIDES to share stories from the road, meeting and learning from several of his rock 'n roll heroes, the business side of being in a rock band, and his connections to Central Illinois.

Huge thanks to Sam for being a guest on A-SIDES and closing out 2024 as our final interview of the year. You can follow Sam and The Midnight Devils through their website and also on all social media platforms!

Thanks for listening!

2025 will start with a bang for the members of Sons Of Silver as their full-length album Runaway Emotions drops on January 10th, with a tour immediately following on January 17th! Band members Peter and Adam discuss these details and more together on Episode 180, sharing several of their favorite albums, influences, a shared history prior to Sons Of Silver, co-existing on the road and in the studio, and even a famous venue in Michigan is mentioned!

Huge thanks to Peter, Adam, and Sons Of Silver for the conversation! You can follow the band on the road and check out their wide variety of merch on their website. Don't miss the album Runaway Emotions dropping January 10th wherever you get your music. Thanks for listening!

Episode 179 features a conversation with a musician who has been on-and-off my radar for several years, drummer and DJ and more, Jerry Pentecost. While he has most recently been seen performing with Soul Asylum, he has performed alongside artists such as Bob Dylan, Amanda Shires, and even Old Crow Medicine Show. Jerry shares his upbringing, the best donut in Nashville, raising his kids, and more!

Huge thanks to Jerry for taking some time away from his busy schedule for this and thanks to everyone who listens!

You can find Jerry on social media at @jerrypentecost

Released on August 17th, 1984 the band W.A.S.P. unleashed their self-titled debut record! Kenny Wright (of The Great Affairs) rejoins A-SIDES for a conversation dedicated to this album, their preceding "Animal" import single, seeing the band live on The Last Command tour, and even sidebars into Kenny's interest in Batman and James Bond movies.

Huge thanks to Kenny for making his 6th appearance on A-SIDES and for sharing his expertise on heavy metal, comic books, and movies. Thanks to everyone for listening to this latest installment of A-SIDES.