Concert Pipeline's 358th episode featuring Beautiful Machines, in which we chat with Conrad Schuman and Stefani Ku about throwing their keys away in the SFO garbage and starting anew in Europe, playing atop a van at Burning Man, ADHD, and their upcoming album "Singularity."

Concert Pipeline's 357th episode featuring Tombstones In Their Eyes, in which we chat with John Treanor about seeing The Rolling Stones as his first concert in 1975, never quitting writing music, and the progression of his music from "Sleep Forever" to his new EP "A Higher Place," out April 26.

Concert Pipeline's 356th episode in which we remember Taylor Hawkins from the Foo Fighters and cover Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum (Michael C. Hall's band) from their show at Starline Social Club in Oakland.

Concert Pipeline's 355th episode featuring Albert Cummings, in which we discuss going from Stevie Ray Vaughn super fan to playing with his band Double Trouble, playing with BB King, putting out an album right before the pandemic and his forthcoming album "Ten" out April 8.

Concert Pipeline's 301st episode featuring Flogging Molly.

Concert Pipeline's 354th episode featuring Riot Act, in which we discuss the old days of Riot, touring with Sammy Hagar, AC/DC, and Rush, getting his favorite guitar back after he sold it, and their new album "Closer to the Flame."

Concert Pipeline's 353rd episode featuring Barton Stanley David, in which we discuss moving to New York with just his backpack and a guitar, Nirvana & Tom Petty Tribute shows, and his new album "Crest," out April 22.

Concert Pipeline's 352nd episode featuring Kentucky Headhunters, in which we chat with Greg Martin about touring in Lynyrd Skynyrd, making a gospel rock album, having a band with family, and their new album, "That's a Fact, Jack!"

Concert Pipeline's 351st episode featuring Bonham-Bullick, in which we chat with Deborah Bonham and husband Peter Bullick about her brother's band Led Zepplin playing at her sixth birthday party, playing with Brian Johnson of AC/DC and Van Morrison, singing with Paul Rodgers and Robert Plant, and their upcoming self-titled album.

Concert Pipeline's 350th episode featuring John Smith, in which we chat about meeting and playing for Paul McCartney, being in Sydney when Covid hit and barely making it home, and the difficult life events that led to writing and recording his new album, "The Fray." John also played a few songs for Concert Pipeline during the program.