737 – the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Moonshine Jasmine
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n Episode 737 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, Bill sits down with Moonshine Jasmine, a blues rock band hailing from Pittsburgh, PA. Fronted by Megan Pennington, Moonshine Jasmine’s journey has been nothing short of a “long strange trip.” Since 2014, Megan has been in search of a sound that resonated with her deepest musical dreams. This quest took her through recording contracts and countless miles on the road until she met Tyler Feathers, and everything clicked into place. Starting as a 3-piece acoustic trio, the band evolved into the powerful blues rock quartet known today, with Alex Wisniewski and Ben Osmond rounding out the lineup.
736 – the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Maleena
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Join Bill for Episode 736 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he features Pittsburgh artist Maleena. Maleena is on the verge of releasing her third album, “For The Love of Everything Beautiful.” This album represents the third installment of Maleena’s deeply personal musical trilogy. The journey began with “Bruises to Prove It,” an exploration of […]
735 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Black Ridge
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In Episode 735 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show, Bill Domiano welcomes back Black Ridge, one of Pittsburgh’s most dynamic rock bands, fresh off a major announcement. The band is gearing up for a monumental performance as they open for The Clarks at the 2024 Acrisure Stadium Kickoff and Rib Festival presented by I.C. Light. The show is set for Friday, August 30th, with Black Ridge hitting the stage at 7:30 PM, followed by The Clarks at 9:00 PM. Both The Steelers and The Clarks are institutions in Pittsburgh, making this a significant event for the band.
But that’s not all! Black Ridge is also scheduled to perform at The Band Jam Grass Roots Music Festival on Saturday, August 24th, at 6:00 PM. The festival, held at Cooper’s Lake Campground in Slippery Rock, PA, is a weekend-long celebration of local music and artists. It commemorates the annual anniversary of the “Grass Roots Show,” which airs Sunday nights at 7 PM on The Rock Station 97.7 FM (WLER – Butler, PA). The festival is a showcase of the incredible talent featured on the show, offering a live setting for music lovers of all genres to enjoy. This year’s event is presented by WoodmenLife of Butler, PA, who continue to stand strong for generations. Both Build the Scene and Music from the 412 are also in the list of sponsors.
734 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring The Burnrides
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Join Bill on episode 734 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he features The Burnrides, a lively ska band from Pittsburgh. Known for their energetic sound and fun-loving attitude, The Burnrides bring a unique blend of ska to the stage, perfect for burning one and skanking the night away.
733 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Rebel Revolver
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Join Bill on Episode 733 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he features Rebel Revolver, a four-piece rock band from Pittsburgh, PA. The band will be discussing their debut release, an 11-track self-titled album.
732 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Terry Blair of Para Bellum
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Formed in late 2019, Para Bellum is a Hard Rock/Heavy Metal band based out of Butler, Pennsylvania. In their short existence, Para Bellum has quickly become a fixture in the local music scene, and as one radio DJ suggested, “have become one of the hardest working bands in the area.” When not spending time writing and recording new material, they can usually be found playing in numerous charity/fundraisings shows as well as several indoor and outdoor music festivals for organizations such as Rock for Life, Shady Lady, and Speedfreak Motorsports. They also enjoy playing split shows with a variety of different bands. In the winter of 2020, they found themselves at world famous Rattle Clack Recording Studio in Pittsburgh, PA to start on their upcoming self-titled cd. In early 2021, they released their first single I Die Alone (which deals with veteran PTSD and suicide), and immediately starting garnering airplay and accolades. These included, the daily #1 on Banks Radio in Perth, Australia, 2021 regional winner in both the songwriting and band categories at the VAACF, and being featured on 97.7 FM’s the Grass Roots Show. Their rise through the scene continued with the release of another single, Dies Irae, in spring 2021 followed by a CD release in May of 2022. To date, Para Bellum has had six songs featured on the Grass Roots show, several songs in current radio rotation, two chart topping hits abroad, and been heard in over 17 countries.
731 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring The Dead End Streets
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Join Bill for Episode 731 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he introduces you to The Dead End Streets and some of their yet-to-be-released music! Dubbed a “Pittsburgh Supergroup” by Scott Mervis of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Dead End Streets began when singer/songwriter Matt Aquiline returned to his hometown of Pittsburgh after two decades of living and performing in Washington, DC. To bring his sound home, Aquiline assembled a group of musicians with rich histories in the Pittsburgh music scene.
730 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Night’s Edge
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Join Bill for Episode 730 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as he sits down with Night’s Edge, an alternative metal trio fresh off the release of their 2023 album, “Strangers.” Known for their haunting take on the Deftones’ classic “Change In The House of Flies,” Night’s Edge is making waves in the music scene with their gothic sound and powerful performances.
Night’s Edge has released three full-length albums and two EPs, but “Strangers” stands out as their most impactful work to date. This album, composed of eleven tracks, explores themes of isolation in a world that is increasingly connected through technology. It showcases a sound that is uniquely Night’s Edge, captivating listeners with its depth and intensity.
The band has also released three music videos from “Strangers” for the songs “SFH,” “News of Our Doom,” and “Go Alone,” further illustrating their artistic vision and storytelling prowess.
729 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Matt Sedlak of Neostem
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Tune in to Episode 729 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show as Bill sits down with Matt Sedlak of Neostem, a dynamic rock band from Pittsburgh, PA. Neostem’s music blends elements from the past with a modern twist, creating a unique and compelling sound that has been captivating audiences.
In this episode, you’ll get an inside look at Neostem’s journey, their creative process, and what inspires their music. Matt will share insights into the band’s upcoming shows, including their performances on 7/13 at Dogrock in Cleveland, 8/17 at Southpark with Hepcat Dilemma, and 11/22 at the Squirrel Hill Sports Bar.
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Join us for an engaging conversation with Matt Sedlak, exploring Neostem’s past, present, and future in the rock music scene. Discover what sets this Pittsburgh-based band apart and why they are a must-listen for rock enthusiasts. Don’t miss Episode 729 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show!
728 the Pennsylvania Rock Show featuring Uprising
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Ashley is set to release her next single, “Crank It Up,” produced by award-winning songwriter and producer Marti Frederiksen, known for hits such as “Mama’s Song” (Carrie Underwood), “Dreamer” (Ozzy Osbourne), “Sorry” (Buckcherry), “Love Remains The Same” (Gavin Rossdale), “Undo It,” and “Crawling Back to You” (Daughtry). Marti also co-wrote and produced the Aerosmith album Just Push Play, produced “Cry” by Faith Hill, and has worked with Sheryl Crow, P!nk, and Eminem. Ashley Wineland is a natural force and the epitome of country music. Just as her boots are firmly planted in the Arizona dirt, her music resonates with the raw authenticity of her outdoor lifestyle. With each new music milestone, she shifts into top gear, her hands gripped tight, ready for the next leg of her journey. From her everyday outdoor lifestyle, to riding horses and dirt bikes, she leaves many other country artists lost in her dust. Drawing inspiration from Gretchen Wilson, Carrie Underwood, and Miranda Lambert, these trailblazing artists before her have all taken part in shaping Ashley Wineland. Her dynamic vocals, soul-stirring sound, and lyrical content are all baked together under the same country-desert sky.