The one and only Like Machines joins the show today! This episode is really just bros hanging out. Seriously, if you have ever wondered what it's like to just chill with a touring band, have a lot of laughs, hear inside stories and tell a bunch of jokes, then this is the episode for you! I've known Andrew and Tanner since they were The Stir gigging around Atlanta, Georgia. They were actually the second guest I ever had on this podcast. Haha go check it out...it's hilarious, much like this one. It's hard to list all the topic we discuss. Loved getting to hear their thoughts on being a touring band vs. the days of just gigging in bars around Atlanta. I mean, wow, they have toured with the likes of Collective Soul, Fozzy, Crobot, Pop Evil, Nita Strauss and Avatar. Hear their single "Come and Get It" leading into the interview, listen to Andrew talking about his flying nightmares, us talking about "our little Seattle" back in the day and apparently how angry Tanner is at Freddie Freeman. New music on the way soon from the badasses themselves, Like Machines! Enjoy! 

The CEO joins the show to talk about their upcoming show at 37 Main Avondale Estates in Atlanta, Georgia on April 23rd. They are joined by Seven Year Witch and Silly Goose. The CEO features Vinnie Hornsby of Sevendust and it was such a pleasure to talk to a musician of his caliber on the podcast. The entire band is made of incredibly talented musicians and honestly, the sky's the limit for this group. Great talk about golf, musical legend dinner companions, local Atlanta eatery favorites, the purity of the Atlanta rock scene back in the day and the $2,000 mirror. If Vinnie Hornsby wasn't playing bass for Sevendust, who would he play for? Find out and enjoy this great episode! 

Seven Year Witch joins the show to discuss the ups and downs of "the van," detailed survival chances in a zombie apocalypse, crossing the border into Canada, eventual dressing room demands and a meal that never lets you down. This conversation goes everywhere from talking film to the chance they had at stardom with one Dr. Phil episode. They will be playing in Atlanta, Georgia with Silly Goose and The CEO April 23rd at 37 Main Avondale Estates. Their website is sevenyearwitch.com to keep up with them and find them on the socials @sevenyearwitch and enjoy this legendary conversation! 

I'm calling these guys an Atlanta rock supergroup. The Thrill consists of three veteran musicians that came together to form this band that I can't stop listening to. They just released their debut single "Miss Miserable," which you will hear following the intro to this episode. They have 3 other singles ready to go and I'm psyched as hell for what's to come from these guys. The Atlanta rock scene is definitely seeing a resurgence following the past couple years and I think it's going to get a lot stronger. From making music videos, drinking passionfruit flavored seltzers, talking favorite bands and influences, and all points in between, this is episode 101. Enjoy! 

When you think hard-hitting hooks, magnetic melodies and intricate instrumentation, Pistols At Dawn are top of mind. They stepped into my world to talk some legendary stories and encounters with rock/metal legends, shooting music videos in kink stores and insane asylum's and all things Pistols At Dawn. They are following up their 2021 EP "Nocturnal Youth" with a full-length record this year and gave the podcast exclusive access to the name of this highly anticipated album. Throughout the episode, you'll hear their singles "All You Offer," "Voices" and "Cold." Experience the power of Pistols At Dawn by checking out their YouTube channel and following them on Facebook @PistolsAtDawnBand and on Instagram @pistolsatdawnofficial. Grab some merch, check out tour dates and watch their music videos on their website, pistolsatdawnband.com