Famed guitarist Tracii Guns is back on the show talking about the new L.A. Guns release "Leopard Spots" which is an album that leans heavily into the band's 70's roots. Tracii opens up about how important it is to him to continue writing and recording and why some bands from his era just aren't interested.

Famed music producer/songwriter Desmond Child has released a book called "Livin' On a Prayer: Big Songs, Big Life" and he discusses the 7-year process of writing it along with working with such artists as Kiss, Alice Cooper, Ratt and more.

Dee Snider is back on the podcast and he's talking about his new novel "Frats" which is garnishing positive attention from fans and critics alike. Dee also talks about what it's like to be a voice for the voiceless when it comes to people in the middle politically. Twisted Sister was put in to the Heavy Metal Hall of Fame back in January and Dee praises and raises awareness for the organization.

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Up and coming female rock sensation Chez Kane discusses her new album "Powerzone" which will be released on October 21st via Frontiers Records.

The kings of Swedish Sleeze, Crazy Lixx are back with a new album featuring a healthy dose of classic songs as well as three new ones and vocalist and band visionary Danny Rexon returns to the show to talk about all the goings on in the Crazy Lixx camp.

L.A. Guns frontman Phil Lewis discusses the band's upcoming album "Checkered Past" and teases a major Summer tour with two other bands. 

George Lynch makes his first appearance on the show in seven years as he discusses the upcoming Lynch Mob album "Babylon" which is due out October 20th. Lynch also talks about playing shows with Dokken and give some of his favorite memories of making Dokken's Dream Warriors video.

Famed Ratt vocalist Stephen Pearcy is On the Road to Rock to discuss various topics including bands using backing tapes, his current Sunset Strip Experience tour and his new business venture Vaimee (www.vaimee.com)

One of the great voices in rock history, Robin McAuley, will release his solo album "Soulbound" on February 28th via Frontiers. The iconic vocalist also talks some MSG, Black Swan and his upbringing in Dublin, Ireland.

Priest vocalist Mercury (former member of the Swedish rock band Ghost) discusses the band's upcoming album "Body Machine" Priest, who describes its musical vision as a of blend of darkwave and industrial goth, also has a talent for creating catchy, melodic hooks, memorable synth riffs and heavy, throbbing rhythms in its music, which is very much in evidence on the ten tracks on Body Machine.   Think of a darker, heavier Depeche Mode, a band who has been a big influence on Priest over the years.

German guitar wizard Axel Rudi Pell discusses his upcoming album "Risen Symbol" as well as the difficulties in touring the United States. Axel is open, honest and often hilarious as he takes us through his hard rock odyssey which began in the 1980's.

Swedish hard rock heroes Eclipse will release their latest album "Megalomanium" on September 1st and it's already being talked about as the hard rock album of the year. Erik Martensson discusses Eclipse's journey to stardom as the band opened for Motley Crue and Def Leppard this Summer and are about to embark on a tour with H.E.A.T. in Europe.

It has been a few years since we caught up with our good friend and Warrant guitarist Joey Allen who is back to talk about the band's big show at Ozarks Amphitheater on August 16th with Firehouse and Once Bitten.

Junkyard frontman Dave Roach discusses the band's current U.S. Winter tour as well as the much-anticipated upcoming album which will come out in 2022.

Guitarist Rick Ventura goes in-depth on his time playing in famed east-coast based rock band RIOT and what led to forming the band Riot Act. Ventura also discusses the upcoming Riot Act album "Closer to the Flame" and the band's UK tour with Lilian Axe this Summer.

The incomparable Todd "Dammit" Kerns returns to the show to talk about Blackbird Angels, a project Todd is involved with featuring L.A. Guns' Tracii Guns. Kerns is also discussing playing the entire Kiss Alive III album with Bruce Kulick next month in Sarasota, Florida

Pop sensation Tiffany joins the show to discuss her new album "Shadows" which is out TODAY! Check out her website www.tiffanytunes.com to order "Shadows" and check out the lyric video for "I like the Rain." Tiffany also discusses her 2019 tour with NKOTB, Naughty By Nature, Salt and Peppa and Debbie Gibson.

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Collective Soul guitarist Dean Roland calls in from the road as Collective Soul embarks on the "Summer Camp with Trucks" tour with Hootie and the Blowfish and Edwin McCain.

Drummer Tommy Clufetos talks about some of his legendary gigs playing with Alice Cooper, Sabbath, Ted Nugent, Ozzy, Zombie and even Motley Crue. Clufetos is out on the road now playing all the great songs from his prestigious career with Tommy's Rock Trip.

Legendary founding member of the iconic Yardbirds Jim McCarty discusses the bands early days in the 60's and working with guitarists Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and Jimmy uPage. McCarty also talks about his latest book "She Walks In Beaty: My Quest for the Bigger Picture"

Iconic blues guitarist Lance Lopez returns once again to talk about his latest album "Trouble is Good" available now via Cleopatra records.

The Thomas Nicholas Band is on the cusp of releasing a retro pop punk masterpiece called "We're Going to Be Ok." The actor turned musician talks about his journey in music as well as his playing Henry in "Rookie of the Year" and the impact of the American Pie series.

Foghat frontmat Scott Holt discusses his journey in music culminating in joining iconic rock n' roll act Foghat back in 2022. Scott is talking about the band's latest album "Sonic Mojo" which debuted at #1 on the Billboards Blues charts.

Iconic blues guitarist Jim Suhler makes his debut on the show as he talks about playing with George Thorogood and the Destroyers for the past 20-plus years as well as his band Texas Scratch and their debut album which is available now.

Quarto Valley recording artist Texas Scratch is a blues band consisting of Texas guitar slingers' Jim Suhler (George Thorogood and the Destroyers) and Buddy Whittington (John Mayall's Bluesbreakers) and the driving drum beat of Jeff Simon (George Thorogood and the Destroyers) with the help of their friends - Texas guitarist Vince Converse, drummer Roger Earl (Foghat/Savoy Brown) and bassists' Nathaniel Peterson and Kirk Yano.  

Wings of Steel is a hard rock/heavy metal band founded by vocalist Leo Unndermark and guitarist Parker Halub in 2019. Leo and Parker join the show to talk about the evolution of the band and set the scene for what's next!

In the mid-2000s, few people were more famous than Britney Spears. But as she began to stumble in her personal life, the price of the public’s fascination was more than just a few nasty late-night jokes. Paparazzi swarmed Spears’ home and her family, turning the singer into a tabloid punching bag. But when you’re a platinum-selling pop princess, the show goes on even when you desperately need an intermission. In the midst of madness, Spears began recording an album that would become her defining statement, 2007’s Blackout. Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Albums revisits the album at a time when Spears’ music — and the raw treatment she received from the public and the press — is being revisited and rethought in a big way. Collaborators and friends, from the A&R rep who was one of Spears’ closest allies to the producers who crafted visceral hits like “Piece of Me,” tell the story of how Spears’ made classic songs in the eye of a

hurricane. The result was an album that stood as a middle finger to Spears’ critics and established a dark, danceable sound that influenced pop for years to come. Be sure to tune in on Amazon Music.

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Outside the Tulsa Theater with the great John Bush from Armored Saint prior to the band's show with W.A.S.P. and Michael Schenker on 11/6. John discusses the band's 1985 tour with W.A.S.P. and MEtallica as well as the band's lasting legacy.

It's the triumphant return of one of the great singers in rock history: Robin McAuley! Robin is discussing the new Black Swan album "Generation Mind" due out April 8th. He is also taking over vocal duties with Michael Schenker's upcoming European tour and teases the return of Raiding the Rock Vault.  

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On this week's edition of On the Road to Rock, I'm announcing our 2024 Rocklahoma weekend pass giveaway. Listen for details. Also, going back to an interview we did back in 2021 with Winger guitarist Reb Beach. Once thought to be unusable due to audio glitches, the interview has been cleaned up and is ready for the world to hear!

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It's a pleasure to welcome Mike Tramp BACK to the podcast as he was our very first musical guest way back in 2013. Mike is releasing a new album called "Songs of White Lion" which features a brand new take on some classic White Lion tunes. Mike is also talking about his upcoming U.S. Spring Tour which gets underway this May.

Guitar virtuoso Phil X is on the show for the first time ever as he talks about Phil X and the Drill's upcoming new album "Pow! Right in the Kisser" and the 10 year journey of making the album. Phil also talks about his time with Bon Jovi and his recent appearance on stage playing "Living on a Prayer" with Richie Sambora.

It's a conversation for the ages as Ugly Kid Joe guitarist Klaus Eichstadt joins host Clint Switzer to discuss the band's recent trek around America with Fozzy. Klaus is also going way back to talk about the genesis of the band and how they've maintained popularity despite rarely touring in America over the past 25 years.

Billy Bob Thornton (AKA Bud) and J.D. Andrews are the Boxmasters and they have just released their tremendous new album "Help Me I'm Alive" and are hitting the road on yet another ambitious tour. The duo talk about everything from favorite sports teams to musical influences and the writing/recording process behind the new album.

It's our 4th of July special coming to you a day early and renowned rock bassist P.J. Farley is back on the show to talk about the upcoming July run of shows for his 80's Kiss cover band Kuarantine as well as all the goings on with Fozzy and Trixter.

Foghat frontman Scott Holt talks about the band's relentless touring schedule and why Foghat still endears itself to so many fans 50-years into their legendary career.

Leatherwolf drummer Dean Roberts is talking about the band's ambitious latest album "Kill the Hunted" and takes us all the way back to Leatherwolf's beginnings playing shows with Metallica in Southern California in the early 80s.

The fun, endearing and inspirational Sarah Smith joins the show to talk about how she became a die-hard fan of all things 80's hair metal. Sarah talks about some of her favorite shows, rockers she has met and how she helps influence people from a younger generation to become fans of rock music.

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The self-proclaimed "gothic Dolly Parton" is making a big impact nationwide opening for the likes of Bush as her wicked, southwest style is both enthralling and intriguing. Devora discusses her latest EP "God is Dead" as well as her new single "Porn Star" which is a gritty, dirty song/video which is available to view now on Youtube.

The Duke of Metal, Rich Ward talks about this awesome 80's tribute band Guardians of the Jukebox as well as his memories of growing up in the 80's and hearing many of these songs for the first time. Rich is also discussing the new Fozzy single and upcoming Fall U.S. Tour. http://guardiansofthejukebox.com http://foxxyrock.com

Bassist and renowned musician Chris McLernon discusses Kinell's "Crash. Burn. Rebirth" album and the challenge of making an album that Thin Lizzy could have recorded in 2023. McLernon is also discussing Saigon Kick, Cold Sweat and...meeting Jim Brown? It's all right here as Chris McLernon joins host Clint Switzer On the Road to Rock.

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"The most diverse rock album in ages.” ‘Chuck Wright's Sheltering Sky’ is a culmination of his musical journey and friendship with 40+ world-renowned musicians. CD will be out on May 20, 2022, from Cleopatra. Wright also talks about his time in Quiet Riot and what it was like playing shows after Frankie Banali's death.

Iconic actor/musician Corey Feldman is currently on tour is bringing his eclectic mix of unforgettable songs to your city. Corey was kind enough to do this interview in person at the Regalia Hotel in the Lake of the Ozarks and discusses some of his iconic film roles, the importance of music in his life and much more.

We are only two weeks away from the release of the latest L.A. Guns album "Black Diamonds" and frontman Phil Lewis returns to the podcast to set the record straight about his reasons for almost walking away from the band after inner-drama threatened to derail L.A. Guns.

Famed guitarist Steve Stevens drops in to discuss the disappointment of Billy Idol's canceled U.S. Tour with Journey and offers a health update for Billy. Steve also talks about his role in the upcoming Top Gun sequel and what they plan on doing with the theme for the film. And have you listened to The String Revolution featuring Steve Stevens and their cover of Ozzy Osborne's "Crazy Train." You'll have to hear it to believe it.

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Up and coming rocker Tristan Tritt talks about his latest single "Nervous System Overload" as well as what it has been like having a famous country singer as a father (Travis Tritt) & why he strayed from country music to pursue a life of rock stardom.

Legendary former Whitesnake guitarist Adrian Vandenberg is back on the show to talk about Vandenberg's latest album "Sin" as well as his band's upcoming Spring tour with Geoff Tate which will hit cities all over the U.S.

Foreigner have recently embarked on it's farewell tour and bassist Jeff Pilson is back to talk about his back injury, playing while seated as well as his future plans for Dokken, Black Swan, The End Machine etc. Jeff and former Dokken bandmate George Lynch are also releasing a new "Heavy Hitters" album featuring cover songs.

Candlebox frontman Kevin Martin talks about the band's final run of shows which will culminate in September and the legacy that Candlebox will leave behind. Martin also talks about the band's final album "The Long Goodbye" and shares stories from the inception of Candlebox in the early 90's.

versatile singer Rizz joins bandmate Troy Luccketta to tell the tale of Rizz and the Believerz and their new album "Don't Stop Tryin" out now!

Crashing Wayward and their music are a combination of veteran experience with a fresh new direction; charismatic frontman Peter Summit provides a magnetic focal point vocally and visually, while the musicians weave complex yet totally accessible textures into infectious hooks. Guitarists Stacey David Blades and David Harris turn and burn atop the foundation provided by drummer Shon McKee and bassist Carl Raether, and the stunning sonic results are plainly evident in the tracks produced and mixed by Michael Gillies, former recording and mix engineer for Metallica.

Famed power metal singer Ralph Sheepers joins host Clint Switzer from South Germany to discuss Primal Fear's upcoming July 15th re-release of their self-titled debut album which features three bonus tracks. Sheepers also talks about the band's future as a live entity, some of his favorite concert memories and much more! 

Stan Bush was responsible for memorable 80's soundtrack hits from the Transformers Movie to Van Damme classics Bloodsport & Kickboxer. Bush has a new single out called "Freedom" and his uplifting style of rock is still very much in his blood.

Soulful singer/songwriter/guitarist Kenneth Brian returns February 25th with a new album, titled Keys to the Kingdom, that’s drenched in Southern Rock, Alternate Country, Blues and Americana sounds guaranteed to shake some legs and raise some smiles from all who hear it. Kenneth and his band have toured with Blackberry Smoke, Lucinda Williams, ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd in the last few years, and an earlier album of his was produced by legendary producer Johnny Sandlin (The Allman Brothers Band, Gregg Allman).

The incomparable Todd "Damnit" Kerns (Raiding the Rock Vault, Toque, Bruce Kulick, Slash and the Conspirators) makes his first appearance on the show as he discusses the recent Frontiers release of Heroes and Monsters with Steph Burns and Will Hunt. Kerns also discusses what songs he would like to play with Bruce Kulick, his tenure at Raiding the Rock Vault and much more!

Singer Ted Poley officially announces his farewell tour will start in 2023 and could go on for up to three years. Poley also talks about his passion for animal activism and why Danger Danger didn't make it as big as some other hard rock bands of the late 80's/early 90's.

It's the highly anticipated return of Ron Keel "The Metal Cowboy" as he discusses his latest single "When This is Over" as well as upcoming tour dates and much more! 

It's the triumphant return of one of our favorite guests, drummer Deen Castronovo (Journey). Deen is talking about the new Revolution Saints album "Eagle Flight" and the fact the he's been expressing himself vocally on these Revolution Saints albums. Deen also talks about the current Journey tour and what it's meant to him returning to the band after a six year hiatus.

German anthem rockers Kissin' Dynamite release their explosive new album "This is not the End of the Road" today and Hannes Braun discusses the difficulties of the last two years and how the latest album has reenergized the band. 

One of the world's greatest drummers, Carmine Appice joins host Clint Switzer to discuss his latest rocking instrumental album, "Energy Overload" and offers updates on a new King Kobra album. Carmine also discusses some of the personal accolades he's received over the years and what that means to him as a drummer.

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It's a bombastic celebration of arena rock as Hairball is rocking America as we speak on tour! Singer Dave Moody talks about what it's like being in this band of merry men and how bands like Hairball represent the future of keeping the spirit of these great songs alive.

Renowned bassist Marco Mendoza (Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake, Ted Nugent, Dead Daisies) has just released his solo album "New Direction" and joins host Clint Switzer while on tour in Europe. 

Up and coming rock superstar Drew Cagle joins the show to talk about his band, The Reputation and their endless quest for rock stardom which has taken them around the U.S. all Summer long.

Raucous Jackyl frontman Jesse James Dupree discusses his latest solo song "Never Gets Old" which was co-written with ACDC's Brian Johnson. Jesse also gives the latest update on Jackyl and sets the scene for the release of his solo album "Breathing Fire."

Emerging rockers Kelsy Karter & The Heroines pull their tour bus over in the middle of Europe to chat with host Clint Switzer about their recent run of shows with Billy Idol as well as their current Summer in Europe.

It's been over four years since John Corabi was last on the Road to Rock and now he's back talking about his solo tour, upcoming gigs with Dead Daisies and gives his thoughts on John 5 replacing Mick Mars in Motley Crue.

Progressive rock bassist Bob Madsen discusses the Grafenberg Disciples single/video for "Cry a Million Tears" as well as the band's upcoming LP "Breathing Through My Ears."

Comedian, actor, author and musician Tommy Davidson is on the show this week to talk about his trio of smooth Jazz singles including the thought-provoking song Kid Zero. Visit thetommydavidson.com to enjoy! We also talk some football, In LIiving Color and much more.

Skid Row bassist Rachel Bolan discusses the band's hiring of singer Erik Gronwall and the release of the new album "The Gang's All Here" out Oct. 14. Bolan even takes us way back to the Moscow Peace Festival and shares memories of that outrageous event from 1989.

Famed rock singer Jeff Scott Soto is back to talk about the new W.E.T. album "Apex" which is out March 28th via Frontiers. Soto talks about his latest tour with TSO and gives an update on what he's been up to lately.

Omar Doom, best known for roles in such Tarantino films such as Death Proof, Inglorious Basters, etc is releasing a new album entitled "Straight Razor Vol. 2." Omar discusses his latest release as well as the importance of music in film.

It's a special Monday podcast as The Defiants are set to release their melodic hard rock masterpiece of an album called "Drive" this Friday, June 9th. Singer Paul Laine joins the show to discuss the making of the epic new album as well as his time singing with the guys in the band Danger Danger.

Doni Blair joined the Toadies back in 2008 and he discusses a myriad of topics including favorite metal bands, an upcoming Toadies album and the band's tour which starts next week with Reverend Horton Heat. 

It's the return of one of metal's finest singers as Geoff Tate is back on the show for the first time in close to five years to discuss his current tour which is criss-crossing through America as we speak. Geoff talks about his recent health scare and talks about what he does to keep his voice in such tip top shape throughout the years.

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It's 2024 and the PREIST IS BACK! The band is currently on a lengthy U.S. tour in support of their latest album "Invincible Shield" and guitarist Richie Faulkner is talking about all the latest in the Priest camp including the age old question...will Priest and Maiden ever tour together?

Ratt has released a brand new, limited edition box set entitled "The Atlantic Years: 1984-1991" and it's available now via BMG. Ratt bassist Juan Croucier returns to talk about the release, what he's been up to since Ratt stopped touring and his memories of recording and touring throughout the band's seminole years.

It's the return of Lawrence Gowan to the show as the dynamic keyboardist/vocalist discusses his 25 year stint in the band as well as Styx's current tour with Foreigner and subsequent dates with John Waite this Fall.

Legendary guitarist Jason Hook is storming out of the gates with his new band FLAT BLACK, as they prepare to release their debut album "Dark Side of The Brain" on July 19th via Fearless Records.

The former Five Finger Death Punch guitarist recruited a trio of young, hungry, and talented musicians (Wrex Horton on vocals, Nick Diltz on bass, Rob Pierce on drums) with a drive not only to replicate his past success but to surpass it with his new band. Despite reaching a commercial summit with his prior band thanks to multiple platinum certifications, sold-out arena shows, and a string of No. 1 singles, Hook remains as hungry for musical blood and thunder as the day he first picked up a guitar at the age of 6. 

It's a bombastic celebration of arena rock and it's also the best bang for your rock n' roll buck. The rock n' roll circus returns to Kansas City's Ameristar Casino this Friday night and one of Hairball's singers, Dave Moody is back on the show to talk about his two years in the band and the mighty touring entity that Hairball has become over the past 20 years. 

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What a weekend it was at the fabulous Rocklahoma festival and we had some very memorable interviews this year as John Cooper from Skillet joined us as well as the bands Color of Chaos & Eyebolt. Also caught up with up-and-coming female rocker Royale Lynn so sit back and enjoy our best of Rocklahoma interview show!

They took the country by storm on the Stadium Tour this Summer and now they are tearing across the country once again this Winter to support their debut album "Welcome to the Show."  Singer Derek Day and bassist Franco Gravante join host Clint Switzer to share stories from the road including what it was like opening The Stadium Tour and unveiling more songs from the debut album on the current tour.

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Bruce Kulick and his amazing Kiss Kruise band will be performing on land in Las Vegas on Dec. 30th at Counts Vamp'd. Kulick discusses the genesis of this show and why he decided to keep the gig despite Kiss canceling its Vegas residency.

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Desert Dragon released its latest album "This Side of Heaven" in late 2022 and famed singer Keith St. John (Raiding the Rock Vault, Kingdom Come, Lynch Mob, Montrose) & drummer Greg Patnode are talking about the band's 11-year journey.

It's a special early-week episode as Tracii Guns joins the show to talk about the latest Sumbomb release "Light Up the Sky" as well as L.A. Guns' upcoming Summer Tour and new music via Cleopatra Records.

Famed Chilean singer Ronnie Romero is set to release his latest solo album "Too Many Lies, Too Many Masters" on September 8th and discusses his journey from growing up in South America to singing with legends like Rainbow and Michael Schenker.

We are Workin' For the Weekend on this week's show as Loverboy frontman Mike Reno talks about the band's 40 year career including an epic Summer tour this year with Styx and Reo Speedwagon. Also, is Kenny Loggins the real soundtrack king? Mike discusses the songs he did for Top "Gun" and "Footloose" as well as Loverboy's consistent output in the 80s.

Heroes of the late 80's/early 90's rock scene Babylon A.D. are back with a brand new album due out May 17th called "Rome Wasn't Built in a Day." featuring 11 blistering tracks. Frontman Derek Davis discusses the band's legacy and bright figure during this exclusive interview.

Buckcherry are back with a brand new studio album entitled Vol. 10 which comes out June 2nd and frontman Josh Todd is discussing his personal journey with the band over the past 24 years, his relentless touring schedule this Summer and much more. http://roadtorockpodcast.comhttp://buckcherry.com Listen to the podcast and find out how YOU can win free weekend passes to Rocklahoma 2023! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...

Famed rock bassist Chuck Wright returns to talk about his solo album Chuck Wright's Sheltering Sky as well as playing with Alice Cooper and much more.

Guitarist Dario Lorina's new band Dark Chapel is set to release their first album "Spirit in the Glass" which is due out on February 28th. Lorina talks about playing with Jani Lane, Lizzy Borden and Black Label Society.

George Harris, son of famed Iron Maiden bassist Steve Harris, is back on the show to talk about the Raven Age's upcoming album "Blood Omen" as well as opening for Iron Maiden on another extended European Tour this Summer.

Doug Blair (W.A.S.P., Signal2Noise, Run 21) talks about W.A.S.P.'s recently postponed European tour and the excitement of the band returning to the U.S. for the first time since 2013. Blair also discusses his initial run in the band playing several dates on the Crimson Idol Tour and being a part of the last three W.A.S.P. studio albums.

What else can you say? It's 35 minutes of rip-roaring, flag-waving, star-spangled excellence. Ted Nugent brings his flame thrower to this interview and talks about everything from his work on the new Cactus album to honoring his Motown funk brothers like Bo Diddly and Little Richard.

Autograph frontman Simon Daniels is back to discuss the band's upcoming album "Turn it Up" which will be released next month via Frontiers. Daniels also discusses the passing of founding band member Randy Rand and the importance of keeping the band's music alive.

It's the return of the ghoul of our dreams, Wednesday 13 is back to talk about his return to touring with the "20 Years of Terror" Tour as well as the upcoming album which will come out this year via Napalm Records. Visit officialwednesday13.com for all the gory details! 

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The legendary voice of Mr. Big, Eric Martin discusses his upcoming solo tour dates and the pure enjoyment of getting out of the house for a gig! Martin also recalls touring with Bryan Adams and shares a story that will blow your mind! What did Mr. Martin do during the pandemic? Well let's just say he was just like most of us over the past two years. Is Mr. Big on a permanent hiatus? Eric updates us on that situation and much much more!

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Fabulous musician Paul Trudeau (current keyboard player in Billy Idol) is set to release another solo album, "Lost Diamond Boy" this August. The first single "Three Little Things" is available now and features a fantastic flamenco style acoustic solo from fellow Billy Idol bandmate Steve Stevens.

Judas Priest/Elegant Weapons guitarist Richie Faulkner makes his debut On the Road to Rock as he's chatting about his new project Elegant Weapons and their forthcoming debut album "Horns for a Halo" due out May 26th via Nuclear Blast Records.

Faulkner also discusses the latest goings on in the Judas Priest camp including their upcoming album/tour in 2024.

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Author Paul Brannigan has penned the first and only full-length Eddie Van Halen biography "Unchained: The Eddie Van Halen Story" and he discusses the long road to completing the project as well as many aspect of Eddie's unbelievable story from being born in the Netherlands to meeting David Lee Roth all the way up to his death in 2020.

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Legendary former Grand Funk Railroad frontman Mark Farner has released a new album "Closer to My Home" and Farner talks about his 55 year rock n' roll journey and how he loves bringing the theme of freedom to the masses with his latest release.

Chris Slade has been in the rock n' roll business for 60 years and is set to release a new double-album Chris Slade's Timeline "Timescape" that spans his entire career from Tom Jones, AC/DC and Uriah Heap.