Rock At Night

Alex Sepassi of Silver Relic discusses his background in music, the first studio recording "Generic," the upcoming album, touring, the creative process, how to name albums and much more. [...]

Edison Hollow discuss the inception of the band, releasing an album during COVID, performing at festivals, and their recent video release for their single "What's So Funny?" [...]

Southeast Michigan progressive metal band BLACK NOTE GRAFFITI discuss the origins of the band, making an album during COVID, their upcoming appearance at WRIF101's RIFF Fest, and more! [...]

Ridiculous B!tch discuss the origin of their moniker and the sassy vocals and sinister instrumentals that pervade their eponymous debut EP. [...]

David Fishof, founder of Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy Camp discusses the documentary 'Rock Camp: The Movie' and the upcoming Women's Only Rock Fantasy Camp being held in January 2022. [...]

Rock band Mac Saturn discusses not only their music but also how Detroit’s musical history influences their identity and their sound.  With a forthcoming album ready to pounce, these cats are purring hot and ready to strut! [...]

Ska/soul artist John Bunkley discusses his new EP Sunshine & Chocolate. [...]

Alt country/Americana band River Ktitens, composed of Mattie Schell, and Allie Vogler, discuss their tour with Allman Betts Band, the EP Soaking Wet, the animated video for "Trouble", and more! [...]

Rick Allen of Def Leppard discusses his art work series on display at Wentworth Galleries; his work with Project Resiliency and Raven Drum Foundation; Big Love Concerts which assists music industry workers effected by COVID; and his passion for photography and painting. [...]

Indie artist LJR discusses his musical journey from the church he live, a bit about his spiritual and healing journey as well and the latest single, "More Time" that was released last week as of this writing. [...]

Blues rockabilly band Switchblade Billi spoke about how the band formed, their experience cutting the upcoming self-titled EP Provisions for Bad Decisions, which includes their upcoming debut single “Florida", how they arrived at their authentic sound, and more! [...]

Devon Allman and Berry Oakley Jr. discuss the upcoming tour, the latest album, the songs, the opening band that Devon just signed to his record label, River Kittens, his heirloom guitar strap (that belonged to his uncle Duane) and much more. [...]

Rock band Kings County discuss the recording of their latest single called "My Addiction" during COVID. Filmmaker Tommy Constanza discusses the making of the video. [...]

Detroit band Van Go Go discusses the origin of the band, which initially formed 12 years ago; what makes Detroit a hub for music creativity; how the band reformed in 2020 and created new music during COVID; their experience working with producer Chuck Alkazian; and the future of playing live shows. [...]

Ann Courtney of Mother Feather discusses the band's new song, "You're a Dead Man," lyric videos such as "Egyptology," early influences such as Marc Bolan and T. Rex, touring, festivals, style, glam culture and clothing, the charity Madre, the creative process and so much more. [...]

Veronica Witkin of the glam rock band Retra discusses the formation of the new band; how they met Audra Isadora, the new vocalist; having a male band member; glam rock music and fashion; life on the road and touring in Europe; the meaning of the name ‘Retra’; and future plans for the band. [...]

Katie Pedretty discusses her start at KROQ-FM (she was studying to be an attorney and worked at an ad agency at the time she interviewed with the General Sales Manager, Jeff Freeman); her experience working in the 1980s, the time of “Valley Girls” and MTV; feeling awestruck in the presence of legends such as Bob Dylan and her favorite band as a teen, The Tubes; the changes she has observed through the years in the record industry; and working in the music industry during COVID [...]

Jyrki 69 of The 69 Cats and The 69 Eyes discusses his fascination with Elvis Presley; how Finland is deeply rooted in rock 'n' roll and glam rock (think Hanoi Rock and Leningrad Cowboys); the impetus of The 69 Cats; and the new album Seven Year Itch. [...]

Arielle spoke about women in the music business, her new line of guitars coming out, her own personal morals and ethics about her work, the cities where the music scene is best and where she likes to live and so many more topics. [...]

In this podcast, Chicago blues sensation Joanna Connor discusses her moving to Chicago as a young musician; the making of her upcoming album 4801 South Indiana Avenue; working with Joe Bonamassa; touring in Europe; and more! [...]