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Ale Gibson, Radioactive Events Center PARS439

Ale Gibson from the Radioactive Event Center, Inc. in Kittanning joined Bill for her debut on episode #439 to discuss her venue and quite a few other things. Ale is a promoter, event photographer, DJ, graphic designer, and venue owner: Topics discussed include: All of her talents that she lends to the local music scene Ale gives us some insight into the history of the Radio Active Event’s Center. The artists that have played at the venue. Mark Gibson’s role at the venue (former member of the band Pearl) and the artist that created the song, Nothin, But the Pittsburgh Steelers. Ale’s prior job at the Pittsburgh Zoo. How Ale became a DJ. The craziest thing that she has dealt with while working in the music scene. Has there ever been a show that she stopped. She talked about Pay to Play vs. ticket sells.

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GONTO, A Warriors Call PARS438

Gonto (of Latrobe, PA) joins Bill on episode 438 to discuss all things Gonto including current releases and some upcoming singles and videos. GONTO – where did the name from? who plays in the band? You have ties to both Big Atlantic and Willow Hill and neither of those bands are really in the same musical realm as GONTO. How did those contacts come about? You seem to be going a different route with releasing your music than the traditional Route. You seem to release the song online and then release a video to go along with it. What is he reasoning behind this model? What is the process in creating a song, deciding on the video, and completing the whole process? Can you name 5 unsigned bands from the scene that you absolutely love, and tell us why? Where can my listeners get a copy of your singles? HERE

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Leprosy's 30th Annihearsery PARS437

Chris, PJ, and Jeff of Leprosy make their first appearance on the Pennsylvania Rock Show for episode 437. Topics covered in segment 1: What are some of the changes that you’ve see in the 30 years that the band has existed? What venues do you miss? What music would we find in their music collections? Where did the name Leprosy come from? Which Leprosy song should survive the apocalypse? What would one of your songs sound like if it was played backwards? If the band could open for any internationally band, who would it be and where would you like to play? Topics covered in segment 2: 30th Annihearsery Show on November 17 at the Sub Alpine with doors at 6:00pm  Steel City Slamfest The trio then took on the monumental task of creating an all-star metal band from the music scene. Each band member had to tell us about an embarrassing moment from a different member in the band. (Dentures? Rolling Toms? more?) When did you realize that you wanted to be in a metal band? Each member of Leprosy gave us one thing that they love about the scene and one thing that they hate about it. Leprosy believes that John Lane made a good point. Find out something you might be surprised to know about the members of Leprosy. They also mentioned that they’re going to dial back shows for a bit and record a full length album.

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Dan Getkin and the Twelve Six PARS436

Dan Getkin of Dan Getkin and the Twelve Six chats with Bill on Episode 436 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show. Some of the topics covered in segment 1 were: What a twelve six is. Feeling Good About the End Times, EP Which song should survive the apocalypse and represent Dan Getkin and the Twelve Six. How do you handle “Play Freebird!” Dan tells us about the make up of the band. What national artist would Dan like to play with? What do people yell at Lynyrd Skynyrd to heckle them? Best and worst concerts Dan saw live? When did Dan decide he was going to be in a band? Dan tells us about the song “At the Ivy Inn” What did they talk about in segment 2? Dan’s influences and record collection. What are his “guilty pleasure” songs? What is something about you that would surprise your fans? Bill gives Safety Last a small shout out for their set at Rocktoberfest. What would we hear if we played a Dan Getkin and the Twelve Six backwards? Where can we get a copy of  “Feeling Good about End Times“?

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Six Bar Break PARS435

Six Bar Break joins us a few days after the new EP Release, Cleaner Than I feel. This is the second time that we talked to them, and I tried to keep the conversation as fresh as possible. You can find out some things that you might not know about the guys. You can learn about their favorite music websites, the Harrisburg scene, what they have been up since the last time that they were on the show, and more.

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Jon Worthy PARS434

Jon Worthy, Nashville recording artist and Pittsburgh Native joins Bill on episode 433 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show. I know what you’re thinking. The last episode was a signed band, BILL! Now you’re bringing in Nashville artists, have you lost your mind? Jon is on the show to discuss his upcoming date at Club Cafe on Saturday October 6, 2018.

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September Mourning PARS433

We took a bit of a detour this week and spoke with September from September Mourning. We started out talking a little bit about their current tour and where they’ve been and where they’re headed. We talked about the comic book aspect that is tied into the band’s image. It is around this time that we find out that the lead singer from The Art of Burning Bridges, Patrick Romanelli,  is now the guitarist for September Mourning. The first of 2 eps for TOABB has entered the mixing phase with Ocean to Ash‘s Kris Kilohertz, while Pat is on tour.   He plays the character Wraith. We also discussed how September got started in music (pop then rock), who supports her as a musician, endorsements, how long does it take her to get ready before a show, and when she decided she wanted to be a musician. We moved onto where the characters came from and how the comic book relates to the band and writing. We shifted gears to embarrassing moments on stage, or the lack thereof. Where does September discover new music? Who is a “new to her” band, that she is really into? We talk about the hip hop, country, and rock scenes and how they are different. How does the Pittsburgh Rock Scene compare to others around the world? She talks about the band/promoter relationship as well.

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Audio Gossip with Lady Jaye Episode 16 – Greywalker

Tonight we’re talking to Brian Howe of Greywalker about the cool stuff his band is doing – awesome shows, a new release and a very recent video release among so many other things!! Brian also talks about some of the awesome things he does personally – podcasting, being on the board of Brewtal Beerfest to name a few! Listen in and find out more!!

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Audio Gossip with Lady Jaye Episode 15 – Alter the Design

Sitting down with Alter the Design to talk about the great things they have happening that include an upcoming concert with Puddle of Mudd and a new release, but finding out more about the members behind the music. Find out more about them as a band and as the amazing people they are!!

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Oceans to Ash PARS432

4/5 of the band Oceans to Ash joined Bill on episode 432 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show. They introduced themselves and their new single to our listeners. Speaking of the single, you can get it for free on their bandcamp page! Segment 1: What is the meaning behind Oceans to Ash? Which Oceans to Ash song would the band want to survive the apocalypse? (and apparently the 4 Horseman showed up when it should have been global warming) Ever wonder what bands influenced them? Tune in to find out! The band talks about their upcoming shows, see below. Christian told us about the song Victim to the Algorithm Segment 2: You can download the single, Victim to the Algorithm on bandcamp page! Why don’t they like Tumblr? If we played Victim to the Algorithm backwards, what would we hear? They get really in-depth on this one. Embarrassing moments on stage? What internationally touring band would you want to open for, and at what venue? The band talks about the goals for the future and what venues they would like to get into. Oceans to Ash talk about what they love about the scene and what the would love to change, and the changes they wish for we’ve heard many times on the show. Kris talks about why live streaming your shows is probably a bad idea. What about you would surprise your fans?

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