Who's Your Band?

This week on Who's Your Band?, Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton are joined by producer Adam Holz to draft their Top 5 Saddest Songs of All Time. From Bruce Springsteen and Johnny Cash to Eric Clapton, Alice In Chains, Evanescence, and more, the guys debate the most emotional songs ever recorded while sharing personal stories, plenty of laughs, and their picks for the ultimate heartbreaking playlist. Plus, they tease next week's debate on cover songs that are better than the originals.

Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton take on a fun rock and metal fantasy draft, building their ultimate supergroups from a list of legendary vocalists, guitarists, bassists, and drummers. From Bruce Dickinson and Chris Cornell to Eddie Van Halen, Cliff Burton, John Bonham, and Mike Portnoy, the guys debate who belongs in the perfect band while delivering plenty of laughs, hot takes, and a classic argument about Rush. Who would make your dream lineup?

In Episode 194 of Who’s Your Band?, Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton discuss Sean’s unforgettable experience seeing the Foo Fighters in a tiny club setting while Jeff explains why he passed on the opportunity—and instantly regretted it. Then the guys take on The New York Times’ controversial list of the greatest living American songwriters, debating everyone from Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, and Willie Nelson to Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, and more. A fun, passionate, and sometimes heated conversation for music fans of every generation.

Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton build their ultimate fantasy rock festivals in Episode 193 of Who’s Your Band? From Iron Maiden, Metallica, Poison, and Cheap Trick to Nickelback, Shinedown, Halestorm, Mammoth WVH, and more, the guys debate which lineup would actually sell more tickets. Plus: Ozzfest memories, music hot takes, Harry Styles controversy, and discovering new artists. Vote now: Jeff Fest or Morton Mania?

Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton break down the latest Rock & Roll Hall of Fame controversy, including Iron Maiden, Oasis, Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Wu-Tang Clan, and the bands they think still deserve to get in. Plus: Ticketmaster monopoly drama, insane WrestleMania ticket prices, Record Store Day madness, concert stories, comedy chaos, and one of the strangest conversations about crying at movies you’ll ever hear.

Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton break down the biggest summer concert tours of 2026, from Rush, Metallica, Motley Crüe, and Billy Idol to TLC, My Chemical Romance, and Harry Styles. The guys debate outrageous ticket prices, nostalgia tours, legendary live shows, and the best venues around NYC and New Jersey — while also sharing comedy road stories, concert memories, and one very questionable Rush wrestling story.

Episode 190 of Who’s Your Band? dives into rock’s ultimate multitaskers—artists who juggle multiple bands and side projects. Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton break down legends like Zakk Wylde, Dave Grohl, and Maynard James Keenan, while mixing in plenty of laughs, hot takes, and a classic rant on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees are in—and the debate gets heated. Jeffrey Paul, Sean Morton, and Adam Holz break down this year’s list, arguing over who actually deserves induction. From Iron Maiden and Phil Collins to Oasis and beyond, the guys reveal their Top 5 picks and tackle the big question: what even counts as “rock” anymore?

What happens when a legendary album gets followed by a total dud? Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton break down some of the biggest album follow-up failures in music history—from Hootie & the Blowfish to Prince—plus wild tangents on concerts, reality show chaos, wrestling, and more.

Comedian Lou Santini joins Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton on "Who's Your Band?" for a hilarious dive into metal, comedy, and radio stories. They debate the Super Bowl halftime show, swap wild concert experiences, and break down Megadeth, Metallica, and the “Big 4.” Plus, Lou shares his journey from rock radio to stand-up.