Vinyl Review: Creed – Human Clay
When Creed released their sophomore album in 1999 no one could have imagined that it would go on to sell 20 million copies world-wide. In the post-Napster world a rock album selling 2 million copies is rare so it...
Episode 422: Tom Keifer
In Episode 422 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we talk with Tom Keifer. Tom recently released his sophomore solo album, Rise. Tom talks to us about how these songs came together as a band writing together, how his...
Episode 421: Great White’s Mark Kendall
In Episode 421 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we are joined once again by founding Great White guitarist Mark Kendall. Mark talks with us about the band’s upcoming performance at the Gnarly 80’s Arena Rock Festival in Mt...
Episode 420: Emily Wolfe
In Episode 420 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we welcome Austin’s Emily Wolfe. Emily has just released her self-titled debut album and is hitting the road. She joins us to talk about her approach to guitar, why she...
DVD Review: Queen + Béjart: Ballet For Life
In 1996 Queen’s Rodger Taylor met choreographer Maurice Béjart at the unveiling of the Freddie Mercury statue in Montreux. Béjart had a home on Lake Geneva that shared a very similar view to that of the cover of Queen’s...
Episode 419: Weapons of Anew’s Ray West
In Episode 419 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we caught up with Weapons of Anew’s vocalist Ray West. Ray talks to us about how the band came together, the band’s debut The Collision of Love and Hate, the...
Episode 418: Foghat’s Bryan Bassett
In Episode 418 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we welcome Bryan Bassett of Foghat. A native Pittsburgher, Bryan has been playing with Foghat now going on 20 years. We talk in detail about his time with the band,...
Ted Nugent – Carnegie Music Hall of Homestead – 8/6/2019
by Dave Kasiorek Ted Nugent was quite the concert experience, and one that I was really glad I got to see. Not only is he a legend in music but also a legend in life, his show was not...
