Episode 7 from Season 4 is out now! Featuring Paul Salvey.

Inspired by the Classics you know and love, Glam'r Kiti is the nation's premiere 80's Rock Tribute Group. Based in the Mountains of Southwest Virginia, They've rocked sold-out shows along the East Coast, and become community favorites in their base city of Roanoke, Virginia. 

Brandon, known to friends and family as "Bt," is a dedicated drummer from Covington, VA. A proud father of two, his passion for drumming began at an early age—he likes to say he was born with drumsticks in hand. His journey as a musician started in church, where he developed his skills and built a strong foundation in rhythm and performance.

For nearly eight years, Brandon has been the drummer for Chad Nickell & The Loose Change, bringing energy and precision to every performance. Over the years, he has played with numerous bands, entertaining audiences of all sizes and backgrounds. His experience, versatility, and deep-rooted passion for music make him a dynamic force behind the drums.

Adam Hill was born in Roanoke and has been playing music in the area for over twenty years. He began as a drummer before transitioning to keyboards. He performs with the award-winning Solacoustix band and leads his own project, the Adam Hill Trio. Currently, he also works as a pianist at the Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs.

A special featuring our co-host, Jeremy Price!

Losing Moxie is the songwriting duo of Eric & Laura, dedicated to crafting songs that explore the complexities of life and the art of musicianship. Having written together for about a year, they are newcomers to the scene but are deeply passionate about the songwriting process. With no strict adherence to a single genre, their music is a reflection of curiosity, emotion, and creative freedom. Though they have only played live a few times, their focus remains on creating songs that resonate and evolve with each performance.

Aaron Geller has been playing guitar for 30 years and is regularly playing around the Roanoke and NRV area in a variety of styles: Blues, Appalachian, Hip Hop, Latin Jazz, Acoustic rock (even though he’s a metal head shredder at heart). He also writes instrumental acoustic music. When not playing music, he’s either teaching Chemistry at Virginia Tech or hanging out a brewery (possibly getting his lectures ready).

Robby Sinclair began his musical journey at the age of 10 in Roanoke, VA. He honed his craft studying Jazz at Virginia Commonwealth University, which laid the foundation for a dynamic career. Spending 12 years in New York City, Robby became a sought-after session drummer, collaborating and touring with various artists and styles. 

Relocating to Los Angeles, Robby spent five years touring with Chet Faker and collaborating with an impressive roster of artists, including Linda Perry, Chris Baio (of Vampire Weekend), Jon Natchez (of War on Drugs), Natasha Bedingfield, Steve Lukather, and Mia Folick, further cementing his reputation as a versatile performer. 

Now based in Paris, France, Robby has embraced a new chapter, focusing on writing music and nurturing talent through his independent label, Big Pebble Records.

JAMIEL ALLEN was born in Key West, FL, and spent part of his childhood in Ecuador. Hailing from a family of musicians and artists who encouraged his love of the arts, Jamiel began playing trumpet at the age of 10 in school and guitar at home. However, he discovered his love for the piano on his own and after teaching himself to play for a year, Jamiel began taking lessons from world-class pianist and teacher Franko Richmond, whose impact and pedagogy still resonate with his career to this day. Jamiel is an exceedingly talented pianist, songwriter, studio producer, and singer, excelling at harmonies and vocal layering. Jamiel moved to Southwestern Virginia in 2006 to be closer to family and has been an active recording, performing, and touring artist as well as a musician for hire and producer and co-producer on several projects in the area ever since. Jamiel is a founding member of several bands in the region, many of his own projects, and has performed for well over one hundred album recordings and toured both nationally and internationally, infusing his projects and recordings with his passion for the art. Jamiel is most recently giving life to his main project “Shmazz" and currently lives in Roanoke, Virginia.

Robby Carden has been a member of the Jared Stout Band since the spring of 2019. Throughout his career, Robby has had the honor of opening for iconic artists such as Blues Traveler, Emmylou Harris, Chris Knight, Shooter Jennings, Sam Williams, Phil Vassar, 38 Special, and the Little River Band.  

A seasoned performer, Robby was part of the *FloydFest Band on Fire* winning group, Welcome to Hoonah, and the runner-up with Seph Custer and the Flatbreaks. With the Jared Stout Band, he achieved recognition as a *FloydFest On the Rise* runner-up and frequently appears as a FloydFest Artist at Large. Robby is also an Artist at Large and house band member at Rooster Walk Music & Arts Festival.  

His recording credits include collaborations with Morgan Wade and the Stepbrothers, Tobacco Apache, Riverbank Ramblers, Funk Punch, The Mad Iguanas, and, of course, the Jared Stout Band.