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Silicon Kong PARS771

Get ready for a wild ride in Episode 771 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as we welcome Silicon Kong, the outrageous and unforgettable creation of Ian Hemi. Known as the “David Lee Roth of Goth,”

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The Parking Pad PARS770

In this episode, we dive into the story of The Parking Pad, a unique house concert series and music promotion hub in Dormont, PA. Founded in 2021 by Stefan Flower & Amy Kline, The Parking Pad has evolved into a vital force in Pittsburgh’s live music scene, supporting local and touring musicians by providing intimate, high-energy performances in unique spaces. 🔥 Now entering its 5th, and final, season of “Live from the Parking Pad”, this grassroots venue at 1516 Hillsdale Avenue hosts concerts at Dormont VFW, local theaters, parks, and social clubs, all while collaborating with community partners to bring top-tier live music experiences to South Pittsburgh. 🎸 Amy Kline, with 20+ years in arts management, marketing, and box office operations, handles day-to-day logistics, while Stefan Flower, an engineer and production expert, ensures that every show delivers crystal-clear sound and a stellar experience for both artists and fans. Join us as we explore the passion, growth, and vision behind The Parking Pad, and learn how they’re shaping Pittsburgh’s indie and alternative music scene! 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more music...

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Caught on Sight PARS769

In this episode of The Pennsylvania Rock Show, we welcome Caught on Sight as they discuss their latest single, Honesty Over Guilt. This emerging band is making waves in the punk rock scene with their intense sound and high-energy performances. Fans of punk music will not want to miss this exclusive interview. We dive deep into the inspiration behind Honesty Over Guilt, exploring the songwriting process, lyrical themes, and the band’s creative direction. Caught on Sight also shares insights into their journey as independent artists, their upcoming projects, and what fans can expect next. If you love discovering new music, following the stories behind rising rock bands, and getting an inside look at the independent music scene, this episode is for you. Subscribe to The Pennsylvania Rock Show for more exclusive interviews, artist spotlights, and deep dives into the world of rock and metal. featuring music from: Chip and the Charge Ups, Awaiting Abigail, Caught on Sight, Laundromat Kingpin, The Parishables, Adjustable Mustard, Jay Luke, Angry Itch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLvdr3TuaIUhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxX4qkbcF38

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Steve Chab Band PARS768

Steve Chab Band makes their debut on the Pennsylvania Rock Show, bringing their unique sound and storytelling to the spotlight. In this exclusive interview, we dive into the creative process behind their music, their influences, and what sets them apart in the rock and indie music scene.

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All Things Paul Cha from Black Ridge PARS767

Welcome to episode 767 of The Pennsylvania Rock Show, where we dive into the world of rock music with an exclusive interview featuring Paul Cha of the dynamic Pittsburgh-based band, Black Ridge! 🎸 This episode is packed with insights, stories, and music that will captivate fans of rock musician interviews, music documentaries, and those on the hunt for exciting new music. Paul Cha brings his unique perspective as a member of Black Ridge, a band known for their high-energy performances and electrifying sound that blends classic rock, blues, and modern influences. In this episode, we discuss Paul’s journey in the music industry, his inspirations, and his experiences with Black Ridge. From studio stories to on-stage moments, this interview is a must-watch for anyone passionate about the rock scene. Discover what makes Black Ridge a standout in the Pittsburgh music community and get the scoop on their upcoming projects and performances. Whether you’re a fan of the band, an aspiring musician, or simply a lover of great music, this...

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766 the Pennsylvania Rock Show – Fluorescent Black – Normal Creatures

In episode 766 of The Pennsylvania Rock Show, we sit down with the dynamic and innovative rock band Normal Creatures to discuss their highly anticipated new album release! Hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Normal Creatures is a band that thrives on delivering strange sounds for a strange planet, blending powerful vocals, captivating basslines, and electrifying guitar riffs to create a truly unique sound. Formerly known as Sikes and The New Violence, the band rebranded in 2020 and has been pushing the boundaries of rock music ever since. Featuring the talents of vocalists Brian Sikes Howe and Mandy Montgomery, bassist Justin Campbell, guitarist Evan Thorsen, and drummer Leo Rogers, Normal Creatures is a powerhouse of creativity and passion. In this episode, the band dives into their journey, from lineup changes to artistic evolution, and gives us a sneak peek into the inspiration and process behind their upcoming album. Whether you’re a fan of rock interviews, want to explore Pittsburgh’s music scene, or are searching for fresh and original rock music, this interview is a must-watch! Don’t...

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Davy Williamson 3QS058

Davy Williamson comes to us from our friends at MTS Management Group. Davy takes on his version of 3 Questions and a Song on episode 58! Can you tell us about the moment you wanted to be a musician? and as a secondary question to your musical history, having been in successful regional bands like, Third Class Passenger and Ma-Shot-Pa, to name a few; what made you decide to go out as a solo artist? You have to choose a backing band for your next project, but it has to be a band from the glam rock age.. who is backing you? What genre of rock do you consider yourself? asked by Judy Rodman on episode 57. About Davy Williamson Genre: Rock Band Location: Wilmington, NC, USA American singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist. Prior to going solo, Davy was the lead singer and guitarist of multiple North Carolina rock bands including, Third Class Passenger and Ma-Shot-Pa. Born in Plant...

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Judy Rodman – vocal coach, song writer, producer… 3QS057

Judy Rodman is a singer, songwriter, producer and vocal instructor in Nashville, Tennessee. She was the Academy of Country Music’s “Top New Female Vocalist” award in 1985. Judy is also known for writing LeAnn Rimes’s number-one hit “One Way Ticket (Because I Can)” (co-written with Keith Hinton)… and today she tackle’s 21 3 Questions and a Song. What are some differences between stage and studio singing? What are some things that a vocalist can do to avoid vocal fatigue and strain? If you were booking a band to play a BBQ at your house, what band would you pick and why?  If you were standing at the crossroads waiting for the devil, what would you sell your soul for? What’s the one thing in music that you really, really want? Which one of your songs should survive an apocalyptic event and be responsible for helping repopulate the earth, which song would it be? You’re sitting on a bench and...

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Kristian Montgomery and the Winter Kill Band 3QS056

Kristian Montgomery answers the 3 Questions and a Song gauntlet of questions for episode 56 of 3 Questions and a Song I try not to ask the obvious questions, so this one doesn’t even count towards the 3 questions. Where did the name Winterkill Band come from? If you could sit down with any band listen to them talk about their career and how they got to where they are today, who would you pick and why? What is something that even your most avid fans would be surprised to learn about you? What kind of bands or artists did you discover during the lockdown for the pandemic, what are your top 3 songs that you discovered? asked by Post Profit on episode 55 (The original guest on our pilot episode came up on this question, The Cosmic Vultures!) How did covid and 2020 in general affect you as a band and how much progress have you made in...

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Post Profit 3QS055

On Episode 55 of 3 Questions and a Song, Post Profit join Bill to discuss their new single “Better Off” and to take their turn at 3 questions! If you were standing at a crossroads waiting for the Devil to show up so that you could sell your soul, what musical wish would you be asking for? You’ve played with some big name bands such as: FILTER, SALIVA, DROWNING POOL, TO WHOM IT MAY, AND SONS OF TEXAS, but the real question is… who is your Dave Grohl? Where did your band name come from? asked by Tom Tikka of the Impersonators on episode 54 Bonus Question: If you could go back in time without breaking the space-time continuum and follow any band around for a year, who would you follow around to learn from or just plain hangout with? About the Song, Better Off “Better Off” touches on a lot of sensitive aspects of the state of humanity...

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Tom Tikka, The Impersonators 3QS054

  Tommi Tikka, of the Impersonators, takes his second turn at 3 Questions and a Song I recently watched a documentary on Robert Johnson, which brings me to ask you… if you were standing at a crossroads and the Devil offers you whatever you want in return for your soul, what would you do? You mentioned that your album, Life of Grant, is a concept album, can you tell us about the concept? Have you ever thought considered writing jingles for songs for the opening of tv shows? asked by Cultt of She on episode 53. About the Song, Scarlett Hell This is a very difficult song to get into for me. It’s obvious to anyone reading the lyrics that “Scarlet Hell” is about prostitution, or more specifically the dark side of prostitution that can include human trafficking, sexual slavery, drugs and occasionally…even murder. As the music video depicts, sometimes people who buy sex from the wrong prostitute, end...

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Cultt of She 3QS053

Joe, the drummer of Cultt of She, joins Bill to take his shot at 3 Questions and a Song. Cultt of She is a metal band out of New Jersey. What is one well known song that you wished your band wrote and why? If you could have one of your songs appear in a current or past movie or tv series, which song would you pair up with the big or small screen? I listened to your older Roulette stuff, but you can clearly hear a maturity in sound from the Roulette days to the Cultt of She, I’m wondering if that is a driving force behind the name change? – asked by Denman of Rod Wilkins and the LOC Band in Episode 052. BONUS QUESTION – If you band could be cast in any cartoon series, which one would it be? BONUS QUESTION – Who is your Dave Grohl? About Cultt of She Location: Interlaken, New Jersey,...

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