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Robbie Perrone PARS426

Robbie Perrone of East End, Adrenaline 101 radio, & Endeavor After, LLC stopped by to talk about Gigaroo, East End, and his shirt business. We talked a little bit about Robbie quitting cigarettes and vaping. Robbie talks about how Bill convinced him to let Bill design his website. Robbie takes a moment to thank the bands that have already purchased shirts through his company. We talked about the Hellfire Club recording last week. Robbie talks about the honor of playing Rock for Life Concert Series shows and the charity. Make sure to mark yourself going on the Facebook Event. It was at this point that Robbie tells us that Gigaroo is officially the final East End peformance and Robbie announces that he is going to be in a Spice Girls tribute Band?!? Robbie talks about the fact that they never told the new guitarist that he was really part of the band. They also will have  fill in drummer for Gigaroo, Sean Melvin of Raising Mother Kane. Robbie talks about how celebrities should realize that they are there to entertain, not push political ideals. Bill also gave a shout out to Superheroes Believe in Miracles and their upcoming benefit concert on July 21st.

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Rat Rod PARS425

On episode 425 Mark McCarty of Rat Rod joins Bill to introduce us to both his band and the Philadelphia music scene. Discussed in segment #1: Is there a space in the band name, where did the name come from, & what car does the grill belong to? We talked about “old” cars. We talked about the band and their album, Do You Remember Rock and Roll. What internationally touring band would you want to open for, and where? Mark told us about their song, The Fool. Mark and Bill discussed these topics in segment 2: What music is in Mark’s music collection? Mark tells us who supports him the most in his musical endeavors. We find out a little bit about the Philadelphia Music Scene, including Mark’s favorite local venue. We also find out about the moment that Mark realized he wanted to be in a band. What is something that Rat Rod fans would be surprised to know about Mark? What Rat Rod song do you want to survive forever? Rock and Roll’s embarrassing moments… Mark names 5 bands from his scene that he loves. What would you tell potential fans about your band? Tell us about your upcoming shows.

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Audio Gossip with Lady Jaye Episode #11 – Interview with 9 Stitch Method

In today’s episode, Lady Jaye has a fun and informative chat with the members of 9 Stitch Method about their band, the changes they’ve seen in their music, their positive support of the local music scene and….. a big pink bunny??? A very fun chat with some great guys who happen to make some great music!!

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Audio Gossip with Lady Jaye Episode 10 – Devil Inside Promotions

Today I had the pleasure of interviewing a close friend and fellow media company owner, Dakota Horbaczek, about what his company does for unsigned artists and his success at bringing shows and bands to the public view….. There may also be some talk about chicken wings in there…… Listen in and find out more about the man behind the name!

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Stone Cold Killer PARS424

Nate from Stone Cold Killer makes his first appearance on episode 424 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show. Segment 1: Nate tells us about the band’s upcoming CD, Behind Bars, and CD release show at Cattivo on Saturday June 23, 2018 featuring Some Kind of Animal and Horus Maze. It is $15 the day of or $12 in advance and gets you a FREE copy  of “Behind Bars” w/ Digital download, a FREE SCK button and sticker of your choice, & a MELTED FACE!!! He also tells us about their upcoming (Friday 6/21/18) visit to the WDVE Coffeehouse on the morning show. We find out what a Stone Cold Killer song played backwards might sound like in comparison to the Beatles. We talk about which song of Stone Cold Killer should be the one to survive the apocalypse. Nate describes the song writing process for Stone Cold Killer. We also find out how the album title came about. Nate tells us about the instruments that he plays and Bill talks about his son’s instruments. We also find out what songs Nate played guitar on, well sort of (someone remind him)… and how the album was recorded over a bit of time. Bill throws out a shoutout to the Iron City Rocks podcast, and then Nate gives us a brief description of the song Steelechase Blues. Segment 2 We start off with Nate telling you where you can get your copy of Behind Bars, and where and when the band’s upcoming shows are. Bill takes a moment to mention Devil Inside Promotion’s upcoming 1 year anniversary show featuring: Reign of Z, OverMyDeadBody, Echoheart, and Haven State. We learn about an embarrassing moment that Nate had on stage at the Smiling Moose. Bill asked Nate when he knew he wanted to be in a band, so we find out a bit about his musical history. Nate tells us 2 of his favorite bands from the scene.

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Miss Freddye

You’ve started making waves not only in the Pittsburgh Music Scene, but nationally. What advice would you give to someone wanting to start a blues band today? Just starting out takes time, energy, drive, the right chemistry, and faith in what you do! Stay true to your craft! Be loyal to yourself and your bandmates I’m looking to add more Pittsburgh Blues Musicians to our site, who should we and our readers know about? There are so many Pittsburgh blues musicians! I have my favs though. Eugene Morgan, for his down home delta groove, Jimmy Adler for his swing blues style, Tina Daniel’s for her blues rock style, and Dan Bubien for his soulful voice. Can you pinpoint the moment in your life that you knew you were destined to sing the Blues? I knew I was going to sing blues for the rest of my life a year after I started singing with my first band. My mentor, Big Al Leavitt and bandleader told me I needed to find a way to get over my stage fright cause people are going to love what I sing! If there was a fire that destroyed all your music except for one song, which song would you want to survive history? It is hard to say which song! But, If it was one song, it would be Lady Of the Blues. It was written by my dear friend Steve Nestor who passed away Dec 2017. It is a song describing me as this woman who is a lady, but can hold her own, who has been hurt, but who has picked herself up, dust herself off, and keeps going, no matter what. What is one thing about you that would surprise your fans? My fans would be surprised to know I love possums and had one as pet when I was nine! That is a story!

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Filthy Media PARS423

Jesse from Filthy Media joined Bill to introduce us to his promotions company. We talked about the upcoming Filthy Media Shows at the Smiling Moose and various bands that they have used in their shows in the past. We talked about their website, including blogs, album reviews, featured music, and more. Jesse talked about how they decide the band lineups for their shows. Jesse told us 1 thing that he both loved and would like to change about the hardcore and metal scenes in Pittsburgh. Bill mentioned that he would change the way that shows are promoted and Jesse discussed some way to possibly fix it. Bill had Jesse create a super group of local, unsigned musicians. Jesse is starting a band and needs a bass player, e-mail him. Bill & Jesse talked about some past bands that Jesse was in. They talked about what it would sound like if you played one of this last band’s songs backwards.

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Superheroes Believe in Miracles! Reaching out across the U.S. to help children with illnesses.

On episode 9 Lady Jaye brings in guest host Bill Domiano to talk with Superheores Believe In Miracles founder Amy Faltot and associate Steve Bechtold. Some topics covered are how to be a part of this amazing charity, how to sign up a child you know, the upcoming concert to help financially support this cause and more. Tune in to hear the details about this amazing charity helping children with illnesses to get birthday packages and feel like the superheroes they are!

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The Band Jam 7/13-7/14

The Band Jam Grass Roots Music Festival is a weekend long celebration of local music and artists. It was started as a way to commemorate the yearly anniversary of the “Grass Roots Show”, which airs Sunday nights at 7pm on The Rock Station 97.7fm (WLER – Butler, PA), and as a way to showcase the incredible talent featured on this show in a “Live” setting for music lovers of all genres to enjoy. The Festival is held at Cooper’s Lake Campground, located at 205 Currie Rd in Slippery Rock, PA, right off of I-79 Exit 99 (New Castle Rd / US Route 422), and is sponsored this year by: <Contact Us NOW for Sponsorship Opportunities> Cooper’s Lake is the perfect place for a family friendly outdoor music festival, with over 450 acres of wooded areas and mowed fields. Amenities include over 100 electric and water hookup sites, activity areas, campground store, full bathroom facilities including showers, laundromat, picnic tables and pavillions, and a 10-acre lake for fishing and canoeing. Cooper’s Lake is world renowned for such events as Pennsic, The Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival, and the Pyrotechnics Guild International Convention. The 2018 Band Jam will take place July 13-15, with live music beginning Friday the 13th at 5pm, and beginning again on Saturday the 14th at Noon. There will be plenty of other activities for young and old including fishing, biking, and more… Attendees are encouraged to come camp for the whole weekend, however day pass only admissions will be available. Camping fees must be purchased separately through Cooper’s Lake Campground and can be purchased HERE. Admission Prices $20 Advance / $25 At The Gate Kids 17 and Under are FREE Band Jam Festival Tickets Available Through ShowClix by clicking HERE or by calling 1-888-71-TICKETS Tickets also available through Butler Media Group at 252 Pillow Street, Butler PA or through the bands and Shady Lady Productions Camping Passes must be purchased through Cooper’s Lake Campground and can be purchased by clicking HERE. Please visit their website for more information.

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Folk You PARS422

Ruben Alan David & Muskie of Folk You met Bill at the Leechburg Moose 102 (thanks!) to do an interview on this episode, and afterwards they recorded one of their Guerilla Folk Videos on the Leechburg Walking Bridge. What they talked about during the first segment of the show: The origin of the band name. How they decide where to record a Guerilla Folk Video, and how many times they have done it. Describe your costumes (and back story). Ruben tells us about the song, Folk You, which the performed live for the show as well. Topics covered in segment 2: We discuss the bands that Muskie and Ruben Alan David have been in/are in. Ruben does an amazing job talking about Rock for Life. Folk You gets to tell us what they love about the scene and what they would like to change. They tell us something that their fans would be surprised to know about them. Ruben then surprised Bill, but actually having an embarrassing moment on stage to talk about. Muskie and Ruben tell us about their favorite bands from the scene, and their love for the original music in our area. What happens when you play Folk You backwards? What song that you’ve been involved writing, would you want to survive history? We also talked about doing one of their Guerilla Folk Videos: Video of Folk You performing on the Leechburg Walking Bridge after the interview

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