Matthew Nelson makes his debut on the podcast to talk about he and twin brother Gunnar's new book "What Happened to Your Hair" which chronicles their lives following the tragic death of their American heartthrob father Ricky and their rise to fame with 1990's iconic "After the Rain" album.

The guitar tandem of Tommy Skeoch and Mike Fitz talk about the new Bad Marriage album "Match Made In Hell which will release on the 13th of March.

German guitar wizard Axel Rudi Pell returns with epic new album "Ghost Town" which will be released on March 20th.

February 27th melodic hard rock supergroup Black Swan will release their third album "Paralyzed" via Frontiers Music and vocalist Robin McAuley returns to talk about the new effort as well as his upcoming gigs with Michael Schenker.

Remembering the life and legacy of Ace Frehley, who passed away on Thursday 10/16. Also, replaying an interview with Marilyn Manson guitarist Tyler Bates recorded at Rocklahoma 2025 talking new Manson album, scoring films and Manson's current high-level performances.

Wes Scantlin is making his first appearance on this show as he discusses Puddle of Mudd's latest album "Kiss the Machine" as well as some of the band's recent live performances and being able to survive the ups and downs that he has faced in his life.

Finnish hard rockers the Rasmus add a new album drop on September 12th called "Weirdo." Lauri discusses the band's Journey over the past 30 years as well as their recent performance in the Ukraine.

Rocklahoma 2025 was an event not to be forgotten! Our biggest and best interviews from the weekend are right here in this podcast! From Tyler Bates to Drowning Pool and Hinder and even Mike Tramp, Wargasm, Color of Chaos and Dorothy, it's all here for you to enjoy.

The legendary Boxmasters are back! Billy Bob (Bud) Thornton and J.D. Andrews have a new album out called "Pepper Tree Hill" and they are touring the country once again, this time opening up for The Who on a couple dates before setting sail on their headlining tour.

Famed Loverboy frontman Mike Reno is back on the show talking about his monumental birthday and the upcoming string of headlining dates that the band is playing this Summer. Reno also talks about touring with some of rock's heavyweights including Loverboy's first show which was opening for Kiss in Vancouver.