Who's Your Band?

Comedians Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton are joined by Dougie Almeida for a hilarious, music-heavy episode diving into rock obsessions, band life, and the comedy grind. From wild touring stories and embarrassing 90s band footage to debates on Audioslave vs. Velvet Revolver and Van Halen eras, this episode blends stand-up insight with classic rock passion. Funny, honest, and packed with great stories.

Jeffrey and Sean kick off 2026 by breaking down the biggest tours, reunions, and new releases on the horizon. From BTS’ return and Madonna’s new album to Rush touring again, The Weeknd’s stadium dominance, and David Lee Roth back on stage — the guys debate what’s worth seeing (and what’s not). Plus AI music, cassette nostalgia, Rockville’s stacked lineup, and big concert plans for the year ahead.

This week on Who’s Your Band?, Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton welcome filmmaker and author Nathan Waire, aka Nathan Zen-Sapien. Nathan shares his journey from early HBO acting gigs to writing and producing indie films — including pitching his latest project Human Game to MGM

They dive into the realities of financing independent films, horror movie influences like The Shining, using independent artists for soundtracks, and the hustle it takes to survive in the entertainment industry.

Plus — as always — music talk, movie debates, and classic Who’s Your Band? chaos.

Episode 183 of Who’s Your Band features the return of Andre Holmes for a heartfelt and hilarious conversation with hosts Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton. Andre reflects on the sudden loss of Jellybean Johnson of The Time, sharing powerful stories about brotherhood, grief, and honoring a music legend on stage. The episode balances deep music history with classic WYB humor, tangents, and laughs, making it an emotional and unforgettable listen.

Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton welcome back fan favorite Mark Riccadonna for an episode packed with unfiltered comedy, wild storytelling, and full-scale musical chaos. The guys dive into Rolling Stone’s “Top Songs of the 21st Century” and “Greatest Guitarists” lists — and absolutely torch them. They also react to some of the strangest music videos and commercials ever made, including a roller-rink PSA, a Real Housewife’s club anthem, an 80s metal band with a trombone, and the unforgettable JJ Fish.

Hilarious arguments, brutal opinions, insane videos, and Mark’s sharp comedic energy make this one a must-listen.

Roller skate. Don’t smoke crack.

Comedian and rock personality Don Jamieson joins hosts Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton for a special KISS-focused episode following the passing of Ace Frehley. The guys break down their Top 5 KISS Songs, share early concert memories, talk classic albums, and swap hilarious backstage and road stories. Don also reveals personal Ace Frehley moments, including one unforgettable “smoking flute” encounter, plus conversations on Aerosmith, Sabbath, Tool, Rush, and more. A fun, fast-moving tribute episode for rock and comedy fans alike.

Episode 180: Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton welcome back musician Andre Holmes of Morris Day & The Time for a fast-moving conversation about touring life, playing with legends, how he got into the band, the pressure of performing live every night, hilarious road stories, Prince’s influence, and why Morris Day remains one of the greatest frontmen of all time.

A tight, fun, insightful episode packed with music talk, laughs, and behind-the-scenes stories.

Comedian, producer, and entrepreneur Ray Ellin joins Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton for a wild conversation about his journey from Boston’s comedy scene to creating Aruba Ray’s Comedy Club — one of the hottest international comedy spots in the world.

Ray talks about breaking into New York stand-up, producing The Latin Legends of Comedy with 20th Century Fox, performing across Europe, and his real-life escape from Israel during the recent conflict. Plus, the guys debate the controversy over comics performing in Saudi Arabia

Journalist Ed Condran joins Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton to share wild stories from decades covering music, comedy, and sports — from George Carlin and Kid Rock interviews to MLB clubhouse tales, Rock Hall snubs, and why activism in music isn’t what it used to be. A must-listen mix of laughs, legends, and behind-the-scenes insight.

Comedians Jeffrey Paul and Sean Morton go head-to-head in the ultimate rock showdown — Ozzy Osbourne’s “Blizzard of Ozz” vs. Black Sabbath’s “Heaven & Hell.” They break down every track, swap hilarious stories about seeing Sabbath live, and argue whether Dio or Ozzy ruled the 1980s metal throne. Plus, side rants about fantasy football, Nine Inch Nails, and dad jokes.

Who’s Your Band — where comedy meets classic rock obsession!