Frank Bello

It’s been 10 years since the last Anthrax album, but with the Sept. 18 release of “Cursum Perficio,” the wait is finally over. Bassist Frank Bello joins us to discuss recording at Dave Grohl’s studio, the creative fire that still fuels the band, his recent Grammy win, showing some painful restraint backstage with Rush and a life lesson Steve Harris unknowingly taught him when he was a persistent (and freezing cold) young fan.

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Airbourne: Joel O’Keeffe

When it comes to gutsy, high-voltage rock’n’roll, few bands do it better than Australia’s Airbourne. Frontman Joel O’Keeffe joins us to discuss Airbourne’s new, self-titled album, the involvement of “Mutt” Lange and Bryan Adams, co-writes by Johnny Crash frontman Vicki James Wright and why bands like Broken Teeth, Rhino Bucket and Dirty Looks will always be kindred spirits. He also shares a priceless story about Keith Richards hand-picking Airbourne to open for the Stones. Yes, it’s good to be Airbourne!

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Brian Tichy

He’s spent decades playing drums for the biggest names in rock (Ozzy, Whitesnake, Slash, Billy Idol, Zakk Wylde, Foreigner, Gene Simmons and many more), but he’s also an accomplished songwriter, guitarist and vocalist who sings and plays all instruments on his upcoming, self-titled album, “Led By Vultures.” Brian Tichy joins us to discuss his role as frontman, his long and ongoing career as an in-demand drummer, and which gigs are still on his bucket list.

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Robert “Boogie” Bowles

He’s spent the past 40 years as guitarist for Motown legend Smokey Robinson and also played on massive hits by Jerry “The Iceman” Butler (“Never Give You Up”), Gloria Gaynor (“I Will Survive”) and Peaches and Herb (“Reunited,” “Shake Your Groove Thing”). Robert “Boogie” Bowles joins us to discuss his longevity as a sideman, the power of connections, the advice he shares through his books and how the music business can go from “sh*t to sugar” (and back) in the space of a song.

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Christian Larson

He’s the mastermind behind the annual Hell’s Heroes heavy metal festival in Houston, Texas, and also a member of the bands, Necrofier and Night Cobra. Christian Larson joins us to discuss the logistics and negotiations behind curating a successful destination event featuring bands from around the world. He also discusses his own bands, Necrofier’s recent signing to Metal Blade Records and what we might be surprised to find in his record collection.

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Mark Weiss: Photographing Ozzy

World-renowned rock photographer Mark Weiss spent more than four decades shooting iconic images of Ozzy Osbourne. He joins us to discuss his “Back to the Beginning: Remembering Ozzy Osbourne” photo exhibit running through Aug. 17 in Asbury Park, N.J. We also get the inside stories behind the shoots; hilarious anecdotes that could only happen with exclusive access; a glimpse into Mark’s commemorative books and magazines; and how a bubble bath, a cigar and a handshake launched a lifelong friendship with rock’s most lovable madman.

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AC/DC Pop-Up

For those about to rock with AC/DC, be sure to check out the free, pop-up store that’s traveling to each city on the current tour. Jason recaps his recent visit to San Antonio where he saw a stage-worn Angus Young schoolboy uniform, a Bon Scott statue, a Hell’s Bell, a massive neon AC/DC logo and loads of vinyl and exclusive merch, among other memorabilia. Visit pwruptour.acdc.com for city-specific info and get ready for the ultimate AC/DC pre-game experience.

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Accept: Mark Tornillo

When it comes to balls-to-the-wall heavy metal, few bands pushed the genre to extreme, new intensity like Germany’s Accept. Marking 50 years as a sonic wrecking ball, Accept is set to release the all-star album, “Teutonic Titans: 1976-2026,” featuring the biggest names in metal (Rob Halford, Phil Anselmo, Kirk Hammett, K.K. Downing and even our own Jason McMaster, to name a scant few) covering such timeless classics as “Fast As a Shark,” “Balls to the Wall,” “Metal Heart” and more. Longtime Accept vocalist Mark Tornillo joins us to celebrate this mighty, metal milestone.

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Donnie Vie

He made his mark as the voice of E’nuff Z’Nuff with the 1989 psychedelic, power-pop hits, “New Thing” and “Fly High Michelle.” Along the way, he became renowned for his irresistibly infectious songcraft. Singer Donnie Vie joins us to discuss the upcoming reissue of his 2019 album, “Beautiful Things,” on Wicked Cool Records, why the Beatles are the perfect education in songwriting, his hot-and-cold relationship with Chip Z’Nuff, how mortality makes him appreciate life’s simplest pleasures and why being paid in compliments is better than not being paid at all.

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Al Del Barrio

When early members of Suicidal Tendencies called him to step up to the mic, Al Del Barrio said “yes, sir” and joined the Luicidal army. He joins us to discuss that fateful call, his longstanding Texas crossover thrash-punk band, Confused, and how a Twisted Sister concert set him on the path to rock’n’roll.

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