
Episode 456: Damon Johnson
In Episode 456 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we welcome Damon Johnson. Damon talked about his decisions to pursue his solo career more fully. Damon, who has played with Brother Cane, Alice Cooper, Thin Lizzy and most recently...

Episode 455: Quiet Riot’s Alex Grossi
In Episode 455 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we welcome back to the podcast, Alex Grossi of Quiet Riot and Hookers & Blow. Alex talks with us about finally putting Hookers & Blow in the studio and recording...

Episode 454: Loverboy’s Mike Reno
In Episode 454 we are joined by Loverboy’s Mike Reno. Mike talks to us about the 40th anniversary release of their self-titled debut, Loverboy, available from Sony Music Canada. Mike reminisces about how he and honed their skills and...

Episode 453: Bill Champlin
In Episode 453 we are joined by Bill Champlin (formerly of Chicago). Bill is set to release Livin’ for Love on January 22, 2021. Bill talks to us about how his first solo-album in 10 years came to be, some of...

Episode 452: Foreigner’s Kelly Hanson and Symphony North’s Peter Orullian
In Episode 452 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we are joined by Foreigner singer Kelly Hansen. Kelly talks with us about a special initiative the band is doing to raise money to support their crew. We also discuss...

Episode 451: Journey’s Arnel Pineda
In Episode 451 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we welcome Journey‘s Arnel Pineda to talk about his single and video “This Christmas – A Beacon of Hope”. The song, while released before the pandemic, has provides a sense...

Episode 450: Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s Jeff Plate
In Episode 450 of the Iron City Rocks Podcast we are joined again by Jeff Plate of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Jeff talks to us about an upcoming live stream the band will be doing performing Christmas Eve & Other...

Album Review: Iron Maiden – Nights Of The Dead, Legacy Of The Beast: Live in Mexico City
Scream for me Mexico City! Scream for me Mexico City! If that doesn’t send chills up your spine you either have never heard Iron Maiden or you just don’t get them. Dating back to 1985’s masterpiece, Live After Death,...

Vinyl Review: Bob Marley – Uprising Live
There is no other way to say it, Bob Marley was taking from this earth too soon. Bob passed away from cancer at the age of 36 in May of 1981. Bob played his last concert on September 23,...