Uvalde Radio ROCKS

Foreigner guitarist Bruce Watson joins Robert Miguel on Uvalde Radio ROCKS to celebrate 50 years of rock history, share backstage stories, and tease the possibility of new music with past and present members.

Petra’s legendary vocalist John Schlitt joins Robert Miguel on Uvalde Radio ROCKS to talk about the band’s first new album in 20 years, HOPE, Bob Hartman’s songwriting, Beyond Belief, This Means War!, and Petra’s upcoming Texas shows.

POISON I.V.: Serious About the Party! Robert Miguel talks with Chi Chi DaVilla, the C.C. DeVille of Houston’s POISON I.V., ahead of their San Antonio debut. They discuss Poison fandom, 80s nostalgia, recreating the band’s legendary live show, Bret Michaels’ recent news, C.C.’s Samantha 7, and why the “posers” label never stopped Poison fans from having a good time. Plus, details on Saturday’s show at Sam’s Burger Joint!

Live from Big Texas Terror at the Henry B. González Convention Center in San Antonio, Robert Miguel catches up with Daniel from Midnight Movie Trash. The two dive into horror fandom, meeting Hellraiser legend Doug Bradley, the growing Texas indie horror scene, and the films horror fans are buzzing about right now. Daniel also talks about his own upcoming short film project and why supporting independent horror creators is more important than ever. A fun, irreverent chat for fans of midnight movies, slashers, and everything that goes bump in the night.

Broadcasting live from the convention floor at Big Texas Terror in San Antonio, Robert Miguel from Uvalde Radio Rocks sits down with Ashley Worhol of the Houston-area symphonic rock band Worhol. Ashley talks about the band’s cinematic rock sound, recording with members connected to Evanescence, touring internationally, and the story behind their EP The Catalyst. She also shares the fascinating nature-art display she brought to the convention — featuring preserved specimens and insects from around the world. It’s a conversation that blends rock music, horror culture, and a little bit of science from one of the most unique artists at the con.

Uvalde Radio ROCKS broadcasting LIVE from Big Texas Comicon at Henry B. Gonzalez Convention in San Antonio.

Chapter 1: John Hernandez, owner Big Texas Comicon
Chapter 2: Daniel, host of Midnight Movie Trash

The "Queen of Metal" Lita Ford checked into the Robert Miguel Morning Show before her Texas shows in Amarillo and Katy. She talked about where she was and what she was doing when she heard about Ozzy's passing, gave updates on her upcoming album, shared stories about life on the road with her two "road dogs," and even chatted about cheeses and ice creams named after her. Lita also proudly highlighted her new Raven guitar, describing the effort it takes to break it in while on tour.