About Sean Nestor of Homicide Black and Half Wheel will be joining me tonight to feature 2 songs. The first song is “Black in Your Eyes” by Homicide Black and the second one is “Me & You” by Half Wheel. Sean is in both of those bands as well as a few others that we…

In episode 107 of “3 Questions and a Song,” Bill dives into the world of Neostem with Matt Sedlak. The episode features insights into the band’s journey and a sneak peek into their latest track, “Shut Me Up.” Neostem, a Pittsburgh-based rock band founded in 2013 by childhood friends Matt and Ryan, brings a modern twist to their music by drawing inspiration from the past. Drummer Rob joined the mix in 2017, completing the dynamic trio. To catch more of Neostem’s vibes, check them out on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Neostem and their website https://neostemmusic.wixsite.com/my-site.

In Episode 105 of 3 Questions and a Song, we dive into the story of Eden on Fire, an original melodic symphonic metal band hailing from Erie, PA. The brainchild of vocalist/keyboardist Amy Gould, the band took shape during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. As the world reopened, Amy collaborated with bassist Scott Hagerty and…

Welcome to episode 105 of “3 Questions and a Song,” where we’re thrilled to feature the One Eye Daddys, a dynamic trio with roots in Pittsburgh, PA. Originally active from 1994 to 2002, the band recently reunited in 2023, bringing a fresh wave of creativity to their signature sound. With new songs and renewed ambitions, the One Eye Daddys remain as vibrant as ever.

Ohio-based singer-songwriter. “I’ll Get Around To It” is streaming on Spotify and Apple Music The Questions What is the best pizza that you’ve had because you’re a musician? Westside Bowl? Who is your Dave Grohl? If you could write a song with any songwriter in the history of the world, who would it be? What…

The Upstage Music Festival, began in August 2021, as a way to not only showcase regional and national talent but, more importantly showcase local talent. Every year we also choose local charities and non profits to raise funds. Last year’s was; The Clearfield Skate Park and Allegheny Spay and Neauter Clinic. This year, is Clearfield County Cancer support Group, Clearfield Volunteer Fire Department Station One and The Allegheny Spay and Neauter Clinic. The Upstage Music festival prides itself in a professionally run event, a diverse collection of music genre’s. And We also, have a variety of merchandise vendors and food vendors, from our local region. We work very closely with our “local” sponsors as our aim is to raise awareness for not only our community but, our hardworking sponsors. see you at the fest.

?? Get ready for an epic episode of 3 Questions and a Song podcast! ?️? We are thrilled to feature Icons of Industry and their powerful song “Flames of Change” on our latest episode. ?? Brace yourself for an incredible listening experience that combines heavy music, captivating melodies, and thought-provoking lyrics! Icons of Industry, a…

Forged in the fires of small town Pennsylvania comes a rock band, the likes of which you have never seen. Bringing you the driving riffs of the counter culture with the modern rock flare that you crave, Massive Hawk will be rockin’ and rollin’ on the Band Jam Stage this year.

Veltri has released 6 singles since Vagabond continuing to flex and stretch his creative range. Whether it be “Shine On”, a Beatles inspired song penned by Veltri and produced by fellow Pittsburgh native Bryan Cole, or his most recent single “Wandering Eye”, a song with a Hank Williams inspired motif co-written by Abby Hankins and produced by PT Houston of Off The Row Studios, Craig Veltri intends to never shy away from any genre o…

Kilmaine Saints is a band formed on good whiskey and bad intentions. The brainchild of two members of a Harrisburg Pipe & Drum band, this project was originally created with the sole intent of getting them free beer at St. Patrick’s Day shows in the central PA area (and might I add- mission accomplished). After incorporating the help of fellow members from the pipe band and other notable musicians from the area, they soon realized they were in for one hell of a ride. Since 2009 they have continued to pound through blistering, high-energy live sets that keep people singing along, stomping their feet, lifting their pints and shouting for more.