A glimpse into the rock music entertainment industry--today and yesterday--as well as other genres. Rock At Night provides interviews with fresh up and coming bands around the world as well as classic staples. The sample of Rock At Night's intro song "Get On Down" was provided by our own member Billy Alford with permission.
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Blackie Lawless of W.A.S.P. discusses the early days of the Sunset Strip (and how he was there the night Van Halen signed their record deal), the censorship movement of the Eighties, and teaming up with another legend in K.K. Downing of Judas Priest. [...]
UK band Formal Sppeedwear sit down with Rock At Night to discuss the deep roots of Stoke-on-Trent and Northern Soul, the parental musical influences that shaped them, and how composing music during the COVID lockdowns ultimately kick-started the band. We also dive into how their multi-instrumental backgrounds drive their unique composition process, and look ahead to their packed schedule of future gigs—including upcoming festivals, an appearance on BBC Radio 6, and a potential run at SXSW. [...]
In this interview Taxi Girls discuss the creation of their latest album, Static, how the four ladies found each other in the Montreal scene, and just HOW personal are those songs for the members of the band. [...]
Chris Barnes of the Australian Pink Floyd discussed the appeal of tribute bands, what goes into delivering the best performance in tribute to a legendary act, and what keeps it fresh. [...]
Melladonna, the singer for The Fixer, and guitarist/songwriter Vic Sin, tell us about the difference between being an independent artist and one signed with a label and what we can expect for the rest of 2026 from the band. [...]
A member of one of the biggest rock bands in Canadian history, drummer/vocalist/songwriter Gil Moore has been a part of Triumph since its inception in the Seventies. Now, with the reunited band ready to take off on its 50th Anniversary Tour, Gil sat down with Rock At Night to talk about the history of the band, how this tour is a REAL Triumph tour (and not what you might have heard online), and how important the fans are to the band. Check it out! [...]
Identity Crisis discuss their influences, living in Austin, their upcoming tour with Return to Dust, and hear their new single, "Starve." [...]
Ryan Roxie has been "in the trenches" of the rock and roll wars for four decades, playing alongside such legends as Alice Cooper and Slash from Guns N' Roses. "Tampa" Earl with Rock At Night had the chance to sit down to talk with Ryan about how Alice treats his "hired guns" like family, Ryan's System-12 Guitar Method for teaching guitar, his "In The Trenches" podcast, and his latest song "Fight Another Day" which is out now. [...]
Steve Hackett discusses his upcoming North and South America tours performing Genesis classics and his own solo work, traveling with guitars and gear overseas, guitar amps "going up to 11," working with Hungarian jazz fusion band Djabe, favorite Genesis tracks, his musical influence from his father and early years learning guitar, and Fernandes guitars and other gear. [...]
Danny Martin of the band WICKED discusses being a part of the Gasparilla parade, and their latest single "Obsession" from their upcoming album Go Rebel. Rock at Night also got the scoop on Wicked's activities for the remainder of 2026, including a journey west for the band to attend the Metal Hall of Fame ceremonies for 2026 and breaking the news of their upcoming tour with Vicious Rumors. Check it out! [...]
Aussie alt-pop singer Chez discusses how her first American tour is going, her latest release "Reaper," and the difficulties of being a foreign artist coming to the States." [...]
Caitlin Krisko of blues-rock band Caitlin Krisko & the Broadcast discusses the new single/video "Let It Ride," the upcoming album Heirloom, performing in the Virginia festival circuit, the upcoming UK tour, and the magic of live performance. [...]
Gray Motsinger of Tension Splash reflects on the band's journey and the vibrant Ann Arbor and Detroit music scenes of the late 1980s and early 1990s, where grunge emerged organically from rock and punk influences, distinct from the Seattle scene. [...]
Singer/songwriter Glenn Page of The Len Price 3 discusses backstories of songs about local people and places like "Billy the Quid," "Mr. Grey," and "London Institute," using vintage equipment to record at Ranscombe Studios, performing with the same members for about 20 years, the new single "Emily's Shop," the new upcoming album Misty Medway Magick, which even features a cimbalom in a song. Listen to this fascinating interview! [...]
Jake and Luke Davies of ON LIMBO discuss the origin of the band's name, the band’s new album Of Limbo Unplugged, the “wild’ live full band shows vs. the acoustic “shirt & tie” shows, being raised in Australia, attending Berklee School of Music, the love of Boston people, and even the advice that Sammy Hagar gave them after hearing a Van Halen cover on the album [...]
Jascon Crosson of the Aussie band CROSSON discusses his new album Guilty of Rock, the influence of KISS on his music, the band's live shows, and more! [...]
New Jersey rockers Spider Rockets speak about the band's new album, Dirty and Bad, playing the ORIGINAL Van's Warped Tour, and how does a band get hooked up with wrestler Charlotte Flair. Fun for all! [...]
Wille Edwards of UK band Wille & the Bandits discusses the album Paths, writing socially conscious themes, touring with bands like Warren Haines, the video series which blends music and surfing called Fins & Strings, surfing in the UK, the voices of Chris Cornell and Beth Hart, and more! [...]
Steve Dombroski (guitar) and Dustin Buckley (bass) discuss the Detroit music scene, releasing the album Origin Threshold during the pandemic, the album's unique artwork which is created by bassist Dustin Buckley, growing up with a famous father (Steve's dad is Vinnie Dombroski of the 90s band Sponge), the new single "Hollywood Kid," and the use of social media in today's music world. [...]
In this interview, Detroit musician/songwriter Annemarie Jo discusses the making of the video for "Excuse Me (While I Lose My Cool)" with White Knuckle Films, which was filmed at the Aretha Franklin Jazz Cafe. She discusses her single "Cherry On Top," playing over 100 gigs last year, singing the National Anthem at the Detroit Tiger's games, her covers of songs by Lake Street Dive and Stevie Wonder, and more! [...]
Singer/bassist Sam Morris of the Midnight Devils brings us up to speed regarding the band's tour of the US, EU, UK, and AU with Pretty Boy Floyd and Enuf Z'Nuff, and UK festival with Kickin' Valentina, wearing face makeup on stage, traveling overseas with equipment, being a "positive party rock & roll band," and plans for 2025. [...]
Ryan Allen of Detroit band Extra Arms discusses songs from the new album Radar like "Inflatable Boys" (it's about toxic masculinity), "Space & Time" (it features a steel pedal guitar) and "I Don't Want to Surrender" (an anti-work anthem). He also discusses his musical history, the band's cover of Devo's "Gates of Steel," and the band's video featuring Eaglebones Falconhawk of Aqua Bats! [...]
John Armstrong of the Mancunian band The Speed of Sound discusses the album trilogy Cornucopia, songs like "Clickbait" and "West Wind," the history of the band, and more! [...]
In this interview, Joe Symes and Colin White of the Liverpool band Joe Symes and the Loving Kind discuss the psych rock-tinged "It's All Too Late," their love of the Beatles and the album 'Revolver,' using a mellotron in the studio, their love of art and old Hitchcock films, the new album 'Portmanteau', and more! [...]
In this interview, Taylor Roberts discusses his recording experience in Sweden with renowned sound engineer Jakob Hermann of Top Floor Studios, record labels vs. independent recordings, the Blue Ridge Festival, Mississippi Delta blues artists, a spooky encounter, and more. [...]
