Non-Stop Rock Talk with Tyson Briden

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk Proudly presents Britt Lightning (Vixen) and Tommy London (Sirius XM) to discuss their brand new project entitled The Jetsetters. The new single - 'Above The Noise' is gaining major traction. A catchy and infectious song with a killer hook. Not only is there an electric version but an acoustic version which shows maturity and depth within the songwriting. Britt and Tommy also discuss how the name was chosen, the vison behind 'Above the Noise' and the other members of the band. The two's friendship with wrestler/musician Robby Vegas is discussed and Tommy eludes to the fact that he would love to manage Robby's wrestling career like Jimmy Hart or Bobby Heenan did in the glory days of the WWF. The discussion also talks of Britt taking part in the Rock N Roll Fantasy Camp where singer John Torra took part. Of course there is speculation that he could be the guy to be the new Quiet Riot frontman. Overall, this is a must listen interview as Britt, Tommy and Tyson share a few laughs. It keeps the mood light and that shows within. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes guitarist/singer/songwriter/producer Pat Gasperini of Anything But Human to discuss the bands latest single entitled 'My World'.Pat and Tyson discuss many things in relation to Anything But Human including gear, upcoming tour dates and new music.It would not be rock talk if there was not conversation about other bands.  Marvelous 3 and Southgang are all mentioned as both bands featured the legendary Butch Walker. Pat and Tyson both admire Butch's work.Of course Pat once played in Four X Fate with Frehley's Comet members Tod Howarth and the late John Regan. This band also included former Skid Row drummer Rob Affuso. Frehley's Comet has a legacy and Pat eludes to that fact. Within this portion of the conversation Ace Frehley and Richie Scarlet are also mentioned. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailKeyboardist Jimmy Waldo of legendary band Alcatrazz joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss many things in terms of the bands latest release entitled 'Prior Convictions' on BraveWords Records, working with amazing guitarists like Yngwie J. Malmsteen and Steve Vai on the bands prior work and of course current guitarist Joe Stump. There is so much conversation that touches on so many great musicians of the era. For Tyson to discuss these things with Jimmy is such an honor. Jimmy talks of his love for guitarists like Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eddie Van Halen. The segment goes into Jimmy discussing his work with Vinnie Vincent on 'Warrior: The Complete Sessions'. These sessions are quite a great listen as many of the songs ended up on later Vinnie Vincent Invasion albums. Songs like "That Time of Year", "Back on the Streets" and "Boys Are Gonna Rock" are all included in this package. "Tears" which was recorded by John Waite is in these recordings. There are also unreleased songs like "Gypsy In Her Eyes" and "It's Not Pretty (Being Easy)" that all come up in discussion. Jimmy and Tyson both agree that Vinnie is a brilliant songwriter who could have been in a class with Desmond Child, Jack Ponti and Holly Knight. As a singer, Vinnie has a brilliant voice. He could have fronted the Vinnie Vincent Invasion but chose Robert Fleishman and Mark Slaughter to emulate all his great songs as Vinnie wanted a singer who sang in a higher register. There is a feeling that Vinnie didn't need to hire a singer.The discussion also touches on Vinnie as a guitar player and how we both feel that he didn't need to puke all over the songs with his intense playing. It was the 80's and it seems that Vinnie felt pressure to keep up with the likes of Yngwie, Vai and Van Halen. There is so much respect for Vinnie Vincent as a musician. There is just a feeling that maybe he got in his own head too much that lead to his leaving the business for many years. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents singer/songwriter Derek Welsh of Montgomery, Alabama band McQueen Street. Within this interview you will get the whole truth about McQueen Street. This is a story that gives the listener an eye opening account of what it was like to be an artist signed to a major label in the late 80's early 90's. Derek and Tyson discuss all things pertaining to the band. Signing with SBK Records, working with legendary producer Tom Werman, his displeasure with the bands album cover and how the promotion of SBK for the album became frustrating especially when the 'Nevermind/Grunge' era began. For fans of the era, this is an absolute monster of an interview. Derek is insightful, honest and really gives an interview that shows his integrity as an artist. McQueen Street is a small part of a big era in music. Still Derek and McQueen Street are a very important part of what can be termed as 'the greatest era' in music.Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents legendary guitarist Phil Collen of Def Leppard to discuss his latest release from Manraze which not only features Phil, but Paul Cook of The Sex Pistols and Simon Laffy of Girl entitled, 'Lock Stock and Barrel'. A 5 disc box set which embodies the bands whole catalog. Not only is it the bands E.P. and 2 full length releases but also includes instrumental versions of the songs, live material and unreleased songs. Phil and Tyson also discuss the Marshall JMP-1 which Phil used for years and the Fractal he uses live now is modeled after the JMP-1. A laugh is had between Phil and Tyson as they elude to the fact that the JMP-1 is now collecting dust in the attic. The Ibanez Destroyer is also mentioned and what pick-ups Phil is using in all his guitars these days. The Def Leppard album 'Slang' is discussed and how the bands approach in recording was much different then previous albums before. His work on the Delta Deep album is talked about and how Phil attempted slide guitar for the first time on that album. The album also had guest appearances by David Coverdale and Joe Elliott. Truly a great discussion from a legendary guitarist and Tyson learned something along the way! Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailLegendary drummer of British Punk Band - The Sex Pistols - Paul Cook joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss the latest release from his Manraze project entitled 'Lock Stock and Barrel' which also features Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen and Girl bassist Simon Laffy. 'Lock Stock and Barrel' is a 5 disc compilation of all the bands material including instrumental version of the songs, unreleased cuts and live material. A great collection of material that comes in a fantastic package. Paul and Tyson discuss some of the material included and talk about the elements of what each member brings to the sound of Manraze. Paul discusses The Sex Pistols tour of North America this coming fall. Tyson mentions to Paul about still playing the songs from 'Never Mind The Bullocks' after all these years and if it still feels the same as it did all those years ago. The question is also posed if the band have considered recording new material and what it might sound like in 2026. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailAlex Blacksonic of Black Sonic Pearls joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss the bands new single entitled 'Exile in Hollywood' which will coincide with the release of the bands Alex discussed his collaboration with Slash collaborator and current Triumph memeber Todd Kerns. As Alex states, it was working with the 'Canadian Mafia' as the band also worked with Nickelback producer Chris Baseford. The bands back catalog is also discussed. The bands debut full-length album was guided under the direction of eight-time Grammy winning mixer Michael Brauer. This was an album that blended a modern heaviness with a polished arena-ready production style. The album features a great cover of Audioslave's 'Cochise'.The conversation goes into discussing Alex's love for Metallica and seeing the band live 10 times. Black Sonic Pearls did a great cover of the Metallica classic song 'Fuel'. Alex eludes to the fact that his favorite Metallica albums are from the 90's - 'Load' and 'Re-Load' - which may be surprising to some, but the conversation talks about why these albums are so great right down to the production of Bob Rock. There is depth within the music which may have alienated some fans, but these albums really have so much 'soul and emotion' as quoted by Alex. Songs such as '2 X 4', 'Ronnie' and 'The House That Jack Built' are brought up. Of course talking of more recent Metallica albums - 'St. Anger' is brought up and Alex elaborates on his feelings towards that release. His biggest issue with the album his how singer James Hetfield may have lost something vocally. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents singer/songwriter/actor Courtney Gains to discuss his brand new single and album entitled 'Liberation Day'. A 10 song LP that dropped on August 24th. The conversation goes in many directions - not only discussing Courtney's music, but his acting career, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the history of Savannah Georgia which is where he currently lives. Within the conversation Courtney sheds light on the fact that he has worked with Slash, Matt Sorum and Bruce Kullick on the music side of things, as well he has done movies with Rob Zombie and Bret Michaels. A specific scene in the first Rob Zombie 'Halloween' is brought up and how it may have caused a little bit of controversy. Courtney is a great, insightful artist who really brings a great element to the show! Truly worth a listen!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents Canadian singer Paul Laine to discuss his brand new solo record entitled 'The Long Road Back' to be released on September 25th via Frontiers Music Srl. Paul and Tyson discuss the tracks on the album. They do a deep dive into the material. Tracks like 'Love Me or Leave Me', 'Her Name Is Trouble' and 'Bad Habit' are all up for discussion. Tyson lets Paul know that as a music fan, in his eyes Paul is the master at writing great hooks, songs about when we were young and heartfelt ballads. Things that are so relatable all of us!Of course Paul Laine brings up his partner in crime - Bruno Ravel who brought his genius production/engineering skills in collaboration with Paul on this album as he did in the past on three amazing Defiants albums. Paul and Tyson both agree that Bruno does not get enough credit for how great he is at producing and engineering music.Steve West and Rob Marcello of Danger Danger are brought up. Tyson is a huge Danger Danger/Defiants fan. So the conversation is a matter of two guys just sitting down and talking rock in the form of everything pertaining to all things associated with Paul Laine/Danger Danger/Defiants. Paul also fills Tyson in on how things went down with joining Danger Danger and leaving Elektra Records after recording a stellar album entitled 'Stick It In Your Ear'. With that said, Paul is asked if there will be a vinyl reissue of the album in the future. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailFormer Wildside lead singer Drew Rose joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss his show on You Tube entitled 'Get on the Bus'. A great show that interviews artists of the 80's era of hard rock. The twist is that Drew interviews artists of the genre on an actual bus. It is so well done. The interviews are in-depth and provide the viewer with great pro-shot video. Drew's collaborator on this show is non other then Wildside drummer Jim Darby! It becomes very obvious when listening to this interview with Drew that the vision of the show really sheds light on how special this era in music truly was! With that said, it is a testament to both Drew and Jim for keeping it alive through the show! 'Get on the Bus'  provides the viewer a lot of great guests - Steven Adler, Phil Collen, Tommy Aldridge, Dana Strum and Bobby Blotzer just to name a few. The content is truly worth checking out! Drew also fills Tyson in on what is coming in the future. A who's who of great artists that are all worth a listen! The honest truth about this interview - the first 40 minutes of content is in regards to 'Get on the Bus'. Drew goes in depth about the behind the scenes work that goes into the show. Drew and Tyson do switch gears and discuss Wildside. The topic of the bands 2nd 'Self-Titled' release is discussed. This was an album that was more in the 90's vein. It has a vibe that is of the times. It shows Drew delivering a more lower register vocal with a bit of attitude. It comes across believable. It is an absolute great listen. All these years later, Drew really sheds light on where Wildside was in the mid-90's.Website: https://getonthebus.com/You Tube: http://www.youtube.com/@getonthebustvFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/drew.rose/Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes multi-talented artist Rob Kane to discuss his latest release with the band Kane entitled 'Echoes of Yesterday'. The discussion dives deep into the material on the album. Tracks such as 'Beat The Bullet', 'Back On My Feet' and 'Still Kickin' are all brought up in the conversation. There is also talk about many bands from the 80's hard rock era. Danger Danger, Vain, Warrant and Ratt are all brought up. Going even further into the discussion, record producers of the era are brought up. Michael Wagener, Max Norman, Beau Hill, Howard Benson and Robert John "Mutt" Lange are talked of. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents Billy Sheehan to discuss his latest participation in Cactus's latest album 'Temple of Blues II' which of course is a project created by legendary drummer Carmine Appice. Billy also talks about the reformation of Talas. For those that may not know, Talas is the band which Billy played with before joining David Lee Roth. Based out of Buffalo which is only two hours from Toronto (where Non-Stop Rock Talk is based), the discussion talks of Billy playing at The Gasworks and Larry's Hideaway back in his early years. Amongst rock talk, Billy gives us a great history lesson on the Erie Canal, which runs from Buffalo to New York City. Tyson had recently taken a trip to Rochester so the irony of the timing of the interview adds a personal level to the interview. Tyson asks Billy about his first impressions of playing with DLR Band drummer Gregg Bissonette. Being that Gregg had a jazz background, Billy eludes to the fact that Gregg could easily play rock and jazz with amazing proficiency. From Billy there discusses how the whole DLR Band came together. Tyson asks Billy about his influence on the track 'Ladies Night in Buffalo' and how it was just a phrase that he had mentioned and David Lee Roth ran with it. Mr. Big is another conversation. Atlantic Records president is mentioned and how the label didn't really love the band, but when 'To Be With You' became a hit, Morris told the public that he always knew the album 'Lean Into It' would be successful. A great example of how label's really weren't impressed by 80's era hard rock bands, even though they made them a lot of money. Billy is such a gentleman. As a longtime fan, Tyson could not be more excited for the listeners to hear this interview. As the editing took place, the realization was that Tyson felt like that 11 year old kid all over again. There were so many questions that Billy graciously answered with ease. For fans of Billy's work, this is a must listen! A buddy of Tyson's, Dan Weber, has mentioned that listening to the show always feels like just two buddies just having a conversation. This interview is a perfect example of what Weby was eluding too! Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailLegendary drummer Carmine Appice joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss his latest release with Cactus entitled 'Temple of Blues II - All-Stars' which is a collaboration with so many great artists. Carmine does a great collection of blues and classic rock songs. Artists such as Billy Sheehan, Tracii Guns, Dee Snider, Tony Franklin, Rudy Sarzo, Eric Gales, Alex Skolnick, Pat Travers, Ted Nugent, Bob Daisley, Steve Morse, Joe Lynn Turner, Ty Tabor, Bumblefoot all made contributions to this fantastic release. A massive amount of super amazing players on one album. Carmine discusses not only this great release, but his past work with Rod Stewart, King Kobra and Blue Murder. It was an honor to have such a legendary artist who's legacy of music speaks for itself. Carmine passion for his work makes for a great listen. Carmine eludes to the fact that producer Bob Rock mixed the Blue Murder debut album digitally much to the disappoint of the band. Carmine discusses wanting to remix it in analog. Possibly that will happen one day. As a big fan of analog, it was disappointing after all these years for Tyson to learn this. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailTim Durling joins Non-Stop Rock Talk once again to discuss his latest book which is on legendary Canadian band April Wine entitled 'On Record - The April Wine Album Review'. Like most of Tim's previous books this touches on the bands body of work. It gives the reader a look at the band's recording career. 1971 - 2006. Tim and Tyson have a deep discussion on April Wine. The recent Triumph reunion tour is raised as Tim witnessed April Wine's current line-up and he was very impressed. For not just the April Wine fan, this is a must read for the rock n' roll enthusiast. April Wine is a band that has so many hits that some of us may not even realize are April Wine. Highly recommended. As well as Tim's other 6 music-themed publications. All available on Amazon. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes guitarist Sean Manning to discuss his latest release with The Exiles entitled, 'Turning Time' via Bad Reputation Records. An album which falls in line to the vintage music we all love from the 70's. The comparisons to Bad Company, Free and Led Zeppelin all apply. It's well worth a listen. Even better through headphones. It will sonically blow your mind. The first single 'Rainmaker' is discussed. Sean eludes to all the inner workings of the song. Legendary White Lion drummer Greg D'Angelo is discussed and what he brought to the song. The Cult's 'Sonic Temple' album is brought up as an influence when the song was written. Sean talks about his long relationship with Dio guitarist Rowan Robertson dating back to before playing with Ronnie James Dio. It was Sean's influence that persuaded Rowan to send in a tape and get an audition. We all know how that turned out. Sean also discusses working with Kevin Dubrow. He eludes to the fact as to why the band at the time was called Little Women, not Quiet Riot. Sean wrote songs for the bands 'Terrified' album which in Non-Stop Rock Talk's opinion - the best Quiet Riot release. It was a pleasure for Tyson to get to discuss this period in Kevin and Quiet Riot's career in the early to mid 90's. It is also brought up that Sean had worked a bit with Paul Shortino and Sean McNabb in Badd Boyz before joining Kevin. The conversation even goes deeper as Sean discusses the last time he spoke to Kevin Dubrow back in 2007 before his untimely death. Sean talks about his time working with Hurricane, replacing Doug Aldrich who was working with House of Lords. This then led to the initial formation of The Exiles. There is some really in depth conversation as Sean reveals that himself and former Megadeth guitarist Jeff Young briefly played together in Hurricane. Drummer Jay Schellen then left to join Unruly Child. From there - The Exiles started with Sean, Kelly Hanson, James Lomenzo and Greg D'Angelo, but that was not to last as Kelly would go onto work with Poison guitarist C.C. Deville in Needle Park. Sean then met singer Paul Rafferty and the rest is history. There is so much history within this interview. It was a pleasure for Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss Sean's experiences. The timeline of a lot of the content was the early to mid 90's where so many bands and artists struggled to still be relevant. A must listen!!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Country Rock Talk as the show is known as on this episode, welcomes country singer and songwriter Lily Heidinger to discuss her recent show where she shared the microphone with non other than Night Ranger bassist and singer Jack Blades during a live performance of the Poison classic 'Nothin But A Good TIme'. Heidi also informs the audience about her roots growing up in Ohio and where she draws her songwriting influences from. As you will tell, Heidi is a fun loving interview. You can hear her enthusiasm and laughter throughout the conversation. This is a great up and coming new artist that truly has the drive, talent and personality to be successful. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes singer Patrick Gagliardi of Canadian hard rock band Stormforce to discuss the release of the bands new album entitled 'Truth' that will drop to the world on September 25th, 2026 via BraveWords Records.Pat discusses the latest single 'Truth' and what you can also expect from the whole album. The discussion also touches on guitarist Greg Fraser who is known for his work with Brighton Rock and how Pat and Greg create the amazing vocal phrasings within the bands material. The question is posed if Stormforce does any of the Brighton Rock material... for the answer you may have to have a listen!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailLegendary bass player Phil Soussan joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss his upcoming album entitled 'Cosmo Fighters' on BraveWords Records. Phil also discusses his time with Ozzy Osbourne. Phil goes in depth about how he auditioned for the band, the tuning on 'Shot In The Dark', auditioning guitarists after Jake E. Lee was let go and what set Zakk Wylde apart from the other guitarists that auditioned. The band Black Plague is discussed and the death of singer Bobby Black - oh but wait, that was totally fictional. The movies 'The Adventures of Ford Fairlane' and 'Encino Man' are discussed. Both of these movies also included songs by Motley Crue/Vince Neil. Ron Nevison is brought up and how the experience wasn't as he had hoped. Ron produced 'The Ultimate Sin', to which had Phil not wanting to work with Ron again - fast forward a few years and he was hired to produce Vince Neil's 'Exposed' album. Phil goes into detail of playing with Billy Idol, Beggars And Thieves and Vince Neil. As a great part of the interview - Phil eludes to the guitarist that Vince Neil originally wanted for his band. The guitarist mentioned may have changed the whole trajectory of the Vince Neil Band. Possibly, this would have changed the course of rock n roll history. This is must listen for fans of the 80's era of music. Phil was deep in the thick of it and he tells it all!philsoussan.comSupport the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk is joined by guitarist Ron Freschi to discuss his latest work with Scar Chamber who will release there debut on Kivel Records with distribution through BraveWords Records entitled 'Ugly on the Inside' on July 21st, 2026. Within the interview Ron talks many things Scar Chamber related as well as guitars, Eddie Van Halen, producer Tom Werman and of course Babylon A.D.This is a must listen for the guitar fan, the music listener and those who just love a good old fashioned 'Rock Talk'. Scar Chamber video for "Ugly on the Inside":https://youtu.be/MDcsl8Q3vgA?si=jT_8b8HQoO66LB6SFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590483163842#Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes Harry Cody back to the show to discuss more of the guitar side of things. It is a total 'Guitar for the Practicing Musician' type episode. For guitarists, this is a must listen as Harry discusses his guitar influences - Van Halen is discussed. Harry's feelings in regards to David Lee Roth in comparison to the Sammy Hagar years of the band.Harry discusses the recent performance at the Swedish Rock Festival and how nervousness was not a factor. Although, it is not said within the conversation. It is not realized until the editing stage. Tyson holds up a copy of the Shotgun Messiah 'Second Coming' album on vinyl... to which is discussed. Harry gives Tyson the walk through on the guitar parts on songs on the brand new Zan/Cody release entitled 'Beautiful N' Damned' which will be released on July 24th, 2026 on Frontiers Records. For Tyson, it was a pleasure to sit down with Harry and have him be so honest about his playing on the new album. New material recorded by Shotgun Messiah with Harry and Tim Skold is discussed. It may not see the light of day, but Harry lets Tyson know what might be expected if it ever does get released. Or possibly, it can't be pinpointed and is left for interpretation? It may just sound like Shotgun Messiah? As an added bonus, Harry and Tyson discuss the guitar work on the 'Self-Titled' - Relativity Records release. This is definitely a must listen for guitar fans. https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/harrycodyhttps://www.instagram.com/harrycodyofficial/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/p/ZAN-CODY-61582321920201/Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailAfter going through the archives of interviews, it was discovered that Ryan Jones and Eric Fraser of Corvus Lore had joined Non-Stop Rock Talk for a conversation dating back almost a year ago. Apologies to Corvus Lore for this interview getting lost in the shuffle, but better late then never. The bands newest album which Ryan and Eric discuss working on has been released since the time of recording this interview - 'Bury The Beauty' was released on June 26th, 2026 and features the song "Promise You" as the first single. In this episode Ryan, Eric and Tyson discuss Corvus Lore's latest single that dates back a year ago entitled "Feather Me Through". This song was actually released July 4th, 2025. Ryan explains the meaning behind it and it relates to losing his father. Tyson opens up about his own feelings about losing a parent. It has actually been 6 years, but feels like it was yesterday. Thank you to Ryan and Eric for allowing Tyson to share his thoughts. Ryan and Eric elude to it being tangible to having a physical copy of the music rather then just streaming it. The conversation touches on gear. Both Ryan and Eric discuss amps, guitars etc. that is used to create the Corvus Lore sound. They also elude to how they mix there guitar parts together. Def Leppard is mentioned as a band that did a great job of adding texture within the guitars but it didn't take away from the song.  Tyson also picks Ryan's brain in terms of where is lyrical titles and ideas come from. At one point Ryan tells Tyson that is really going deep. https://corvuslore.com/https://www.facebook.com/corvusloreSupport the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailTodd McTavish and Ryan Rogers of Los Angeles, California band Judge Jackson to discuss the bands latest release 'Chapter One 1995 - 2000' which features the song "Knuicklehead" which Todd and Ryan give the meaning behind the song. This album pays homage to late guitarist Lee Jackson who passed away in 2016. Todd explains the misconception on being in Shania Twain's back-up band. Possibly, Wikipedia isn't always accurate? Todd and Ryan also discuss the impact that Lee Jackson brought to the sound of Judge Jackson. They elude to the fact that Lee was cremated with one of his guitars. That tells you how playing guitar encompassed his entire being. He was truly a road dog. The road was where he was meant to be. Ryan terms his as "The Tony Iommi of Southern Rock" - meaning he was the ultimate riff-master. Todd as a former Canadian, admits that he still bleeds blue and white. Meaning that he is a supporter of hockey's Toronto Maple Leafs. Don Cherry is brought up and how Hockey Night in Canada is not the same since he was let go and the fact he should have never been let go. So again we get into sports which is fully embraced on the show. Ryan also fills us in on how much of a 'Metalhead' he is. The Duran Duran his sister was listening to just wasn't cutting it for him. So like so many of us he moved over to the 'Darkside'. Todd surprises Tyson within the conversation as he eludes to working with the legendary Mick Mars of Motley Crue on his solo material and other things. Todd is definitely on 'Team Mick' when the break-up is mentioned. This is truly a great interview that features blood, sweat and laughter. Tyson had a blast talking to Todd and Ryan. https://www.facebook.com/judgejackson/Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes Anthony White who is the singer/guitarist for RFK Media recording artist Generation Landslide. Anthony is also the drummer in legendary 80's band Cold Sweat. Anthony can also be attributed to starting the whole tribute band craze as he was the Star Child/Paul Stanley in legendary Kiss tribute band Cold Gin which was selling out venues in Los Angeles in the 90's wearing full make-up and costumes. Possibly, Cold Gin was the reason that Kiss put the make-up back on in 1996. Anthony discusses the brand new album from Generation Landslide entitled 'Existence' which will be released on July 3rd. The teazer single entitled 'Runnin' Outta Time' is discussed and Tyson eludes to the fact that this is the ultimate, windows down, cranked high as you drive slowly down a busy street type of song. Anthony and Tyson go in depth about great bands that never became more popular - Kix, Black N' Blue and Y and T are really focused on within the conversation. What is Anthony's favorite Black N' Blue album? When did Anthony first see Kix? What is Anthony's favorite Y and T album? These are questions that all get answered in this episode. Queensryche's  amazing 'Operation: Mindcrime' album is talked about. The brilliance of the album is brought up and how Anthony made a conscious effort to go deep within the lyrical content like Queensryche did on the 1988 gem. 'Existence'  may not be a concept album, but Anthony eludes to how he really had a vision of how the songs make sense to the listener.Las Vegas and sports comes up in conversation. Tyson comes to find out that Anthony is a New York Yankees fan. Actually he is an all around sports fan... so this is not just a rock talk... it became, Non-Stop Jock Rock Talk for this episode and that makes it even better!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailSinger/Songwriter/Bassplayer - Dennis Churchill Dries of legendary L.A. Bands, White Sister and Tattoo Rodeo joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss his latest solo release entitled 'Crazy Is This Life' on AOR Blvd Records. The discussion begins with Tyson posing the question as to why White Sister didn't become more of a household name. Dennis goes into detail of playing on the L.A. circuit at renowned venues like The Troubadour, The Whiskey and The Roxy in the early days of the band. Dennis discusses a great version of Warrant's 'Blind Faith'  from the Classic 'Cherry Pie' release that he recently recorded a piano version of that is absolutely incredible. The conversation of course discusses Tattoo Rodeo. How impactful the song 'Been Your Fool' has been in Tyson's home life. The bands second release 'Skin' is also discussed. The production side of the release which is done by Sir Arthur Payson . How a Fender Champ Amplifier was used on the album instead of a big old Marshall. 'Crazy Is This Life'  eventually circles back into the conversation. Dennis talks about the songs and how losing White Sister/Tattoo Rodeo bandmates guitarist Rick Chadock and drummer Richard Wright inspired 'A Different Sun'. The opening track 'Angeline' is explained to Tyson. This was a song that Dennis had started writing with Rick Chadock and is not based on a fictional character which will be explained. 'Bring Back Yesterday' is another song that gets attention where Dennis describes the meaning behind this great track. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents guitarist/singer/keyboardist - Devon Kerr and bassist - Jason Junop of Canadian AOR band Lockhart to discuss the bands latest release on High Roller Records entitled 'City Pulse'. The discussion goes full bore into the album. Devon and Jason give Tyson all the details on recording, filming videos, where the inspiration of the songs come from and who designs the wicked costumes seen in the video for "Can't Shake It"! Kane Roberts is brought up, as Devon is compared to Kane in the bands video for "City Pulse". Kane's single for "Does Anyone Fall In Love Anymore" is brought up and Devon actually sings the chorus! The conversation discusses where Devon and Jason take influence from - it was surprising and interesting Desmond Child, Mark/Marcie Free, Survivor and Dare are all mentioned. These gentlemen have clearly taken a deep dive into so many lesser known bands that clearly influenced Lockhart's sound. What really puts this interview into perspective... When Devon discusses what guitars were used on the album. He mentions using a Carvin Guitar - "The one Marty Friedman used in Cacophony". For those music geeks, like Tyson is - many would mention Marty in Megadeth, not Cacophony. So that is what this interview is, a surprisingly refreshing rock talk!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailBrilliant singer/songwriter Brandon Reid Allen joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss what he's been up to since he last joined the show in 2020 right in the middle of the 'Covid' pandemic. So much has happened for Brandon since then. Not only is Brandon a fantastic artist, he is also an amazing human being who has a story to tell. Many of his life stories encompass much of his music. Brandon's journey is discussed right down to living on the streets in various cities in the US. Brandon is a true Gypsy Soul.  IHis latest release 'Hobonation' is a collection of heart-felt stories and life events, 'Hobonation' is more then that. It is something Brandon feels very strongly about. Within he discusses everything that is related to 'Hobonation'!In this interview, you will hear realism, integrity and what a true musical artist sounds like in 2026 when all these things mentioned in music are not a 'dime a dozen' anymore! Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailCorners of Sanctuary singer/guitarist Mick Michaels joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss what's happening with the band, but this episode goes deeper then that. Mick and Antonio Aloia have written a fantastic book about the Philadelphia rock scene back in the 80's entitled 'When We Rocked - The Philadelphia Rock Music Scene 1978 - 1992'. Tyson and Mick do a deep dive into the book and discuss not only the bands we all know and love - Cinderella, Britny Fox, Tangier, Teeze/Roughouse and Heaven's Edge, but bands that had an impact on the scene but may not have gotten record deals or just didn't become household names - World War III, The Dead End Kids, April Fool, Seeker and Anvil Bitch all fall into that category. This interview really gives a lot of insight into what the scene was truly like.Mick eludes to the fact that there could be another pressing of the book in the future that could include more interviews, photos etc. He also mentions there is a video documentary in the works. The conversation also touches on the love of legendary Los Angeles band Ratt. 'Invasion of your Privacy', 'Dancing Undercover', 'Reach For The Sky' and the soundtrack song from 'Point Break' - 'Nobody Rides For Free'. The business side of music is discussed and how so many band didn't realize that there were 'recoupable' costs when they signed their record deals. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes legendary members of Swedish via Los Angeles band, Shotgun Messiah - singer Zinny Zan and guitarist Harry Cody to discuss their brand new Zan Cody album entitled 'Beautiful N' Damned' to be released July 24th via Frontiers Records. The interview touches on many aspects of the new album including the track listing and how each song is based lyrically. Zinny and Harry also talk about how Kingpin became Shotgun Messiah. The debut album is brought up and Tyson asks if they every go back and listen to the album and there thoughts all these years later. It becomes a road down memory lane and they both elude to it's brilliance. This interview includes laughter, seriousness and pure honesty. A must listen for fans of Zinny Zan and Harry Cody!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents Pete Evick - guitarist and musical director for legendary Poison singer Bret Michaels solo band. Pete discusses how he ended up playing for The Bret Michaels Band, what former Cinderella and Bret Michaels bass-player Eric Brittingham is up to these days and where the hell has the time gone since the infamous 'Covid Years'?Tyson and Pete touch on their love of Butch Walker and The Marvelous 3. How the respect for Butch Walker was so widespread within the music community. How Pete was influenced by Ace Frehley, Van Halen, Quiet Riot and Twisted Sister. Then as the era moved forward into Bon Jovi and of course Poison. Pete discusses the more obscure bands from the era like Heaven's Edge and Babylon A.D.Judas Priest - 'Turbo' and 80's Kiss era is discussed and how much love their is for both. Then the discussion moves to the mid-90's rock bands after grunge. Goo Goo Dolls, Tonic and Matchbox 20 are brought forward in discussion. Both of Pete's fantastic books 'The Moments That Make Us' and 'MTV Famous' are talked about. 'The Moments That Make Us' is a non-musical book, but a must read. A collection of stories that have molded Pete's life. It is truly inspirational, raw and 100 percent honest! Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes back Ray West and Rob DeLuca of New York City band Spread Eagle to discuss the recording of the bands brand new album 'The Brutal Devine' which drops on June 12th via Frontiers Records. Although we weren't able to discuss all the tracks as Tyson had not yet been advanced a copy, the conversation was still easy as talking music in general is not something that is a challenge for Tyson. There is always a platform, like an artist with a canvas in front of him. Songs were still available on streaming - 'Flat Earth Vultures' and 'Street Noise' were available to discuss. Rob also goes in depth about the production side of the recording and Ray weighs in on what it is like for him when recording his vocals. The guitar work of Gianmaria 'Jommy' Puledda is brought up and for the guitar hero fans - his playing is worth paying attention too! Jommy is a killer player and he shines on this recording. 'Brutal Devine' is a very deep, musically pleasing to the ears recording that will intrigue the old fans and bring new ones as well. When you think of the word 'cool', this album fits into that category!Tyson did get an advance of the album and has had a few listens since the interview - thank you Rob! "The Brutal Devine" is a stellar release which keeps the integrity of recording music intact. This is a true hard rock album which gives the listener a great amount of depth!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes legendary drummer Johnny Dee to discuss the brand new Tyketto album entitled 'Closer to the Sun'. Johnny and Tyson discuss some of the tracks and the studio where the album was recorded. Ironically enough, Johnny had recorded with Waysted 40 years prior at that very studio. Not only had Johnny recorded there, but Rush, Oasis and Coldplay had used the studio as well.The conversation also goes deep into the Britny Fox story. The club daze even before Johnny joined the band, the recording of 1989's 'Boys in Heat' - how singer Dean Davidson was unhappy with the band for having him remove vocal tracks he had added to the album which may have lead to his dissatisfaction within the band, the proposed original cover/title which never saw the light of day and the things he didn't like about the album when it was released. The discussion also takes a course about technology - how it has taken the creative side out of not only music but in film as well. A very intriguing part of this discussion is in relation to a book written by Antonio Aloia and Mick Michaels (Corners of Sanctuary - Season 2 - Episode 38) entitled 'When We Rocked - The Story of the Philadelphia Scene 1978 - 1992'. Johnny had a part in this book as he wrote the forward and he also is quoted many times throughout the reading. A great book that covers the great bands that came out of the Philly circuit - Cinderella, Britny Fox, Tangier, Teeze/Roughouse and Heaven's Edge. For fans of Britny Fox, Johnny Dee and the Philly scene this is a must listen. It touches on so many aspects that hopefully enhances your listening experience and creates a little bit of nostalgia. Johnny is very well-spoken, intelligent and it is obvious how passionate he is about music. www.nonstoprocktalkrocks.comSupport the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents legendary Philly singer/songwriter Mike LeCompt to discuss his latest single entitled "Something in the Sun", his love for Philly sports and his days fronting Atco recording artist Tangier. Mike goes in depth about how he joined Tangier, the secret behind the great production quality of the band's 1991 release 'Stranded' and the bands tour with Extreme and Winger. Mike tells a crazy story about the first night of the tour - Doug Gordon's birthday, cake and the crowd! This episode is a must listen as Mike is insightful, prolific and tells a story of man who has been through a lot, but has prevailed and came back stronger then ever. Recording new music with a renowned producer, playing multiple shows a week and just living life to the fullest! Mike is a true talent who deserves every bit of success that comes his way! It was a privilege for Tyson to spend the time with him. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents Von Groove singer and drummer, Michael Shotton to discuss the bands brand new album on Frontiers Records entitled 'Born To Rock'. Michael and Tyson discuss the albums fantastic material, how being a drummer helps when writing songs in terms of bringing a rhythmic sensibility to the songs and the brilliance of Don Henley and The Eagles. As a special part of this episode we open the brand vinyl reissue of the bands 'Self-Titled' debut and discuss the gatefold, the pictures and the material. This classic release deserves to be talked about as Tyson holds this release in very high regard as one of those 'stranded on an island' albums. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailDavid Reece returns to Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss all things Bangalore Choir. The writing of new material for the next Bangalore album. The latest video for "I Never Meant To" on BraveWords Records. David's feelings on re-recording of the classic Accept song 'Prisoner' on the latest album 'Rapid Succesion: On Target II'. Tyson brings up the point to David, that Mark Slaughter was correct in stating that a new executive at MTV was the one that created the downfall in the early 90's which lead to the demise of the 80's 'hard rock' era. Corporate sponsorship also played into the equation which opens up a whole can of worms. Now, the show does get a little serious, with Tyson and David discussing world issues, possibly not a rock talk, but it does get to a point of music. The perspective at one point relates to a certain Metallica song from 'Master of Puppets'. Through the seriousness of the world, the two are able to bring it back to music. The Beatles are mentioned as the conversation touches on musicians who believe in freedom of speech but are taken in the wrong context for their words.Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes back singer Rob Hussey of Las Vegas 80's style hard rock band Cyanide to discuss the bands latest album '21 Gun Salute' on Kivel Records. Rob discusses his 3 favorite bands, how the release of '21 Gun Salute' was released on the day of Ace Frehley's passing and how his 80's influences can be heard throughout '21 Gun Salute'. These influences range from Motley Crue, Kiss, Iron Maiden to Slayer, Metallica and Judas Priest. A mixed bag of pure hard rock and heavy metal which makes for an awesome listening experience. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk presents Buffalo, New York based singer Robby Vegas to discuss his latest single 'Rock Show' on RFK Media. The discussion also touches on Robby's upcoming music, his love of Kiss, The Monsters of Rock Cruise, wrestlers of the past and his love of horror movies. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailBad Marriage joins Non-Stop Rock Talk welcomes Mike Fitz and Tommy Skeoch to discuss the bands new album entitled 'Match Made in Hell' on RFK Media. Mike and Tommy discuss all the ingredients that it took to make a killer record.  The recording, singing, playing and songwriting of 'Match Made in Hell'. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents Nick and Chris from alternprog band Posavant to discuss the bands latest single entitled 'Hamartia". The conversation goes into all the factions of the song. Production, recording and the actual meaning of 'Hamartia'. Thrash metal is brought up. How the Big 4 plays into the influence on the band. Megadeth is a key part of the conversation. Dave Mustaine, Marty Friedman, Jeff Young and Chris Broderick are discussed. Chris Poland is mentioned as his influence on the solo in 'Hamartia' really stands out. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes back singer Johnny Gioeli to discuss the brand new Hardline album entitled 'Shout' that was released on April 17th, 2026 via Steamhammer/SPV. Like past interview's with Johnny, there is truth, laughter and positivity. Johnny and Tyson discuss Hardline changing labels, the album cover itself and the musical content within. The discussion also touches on the fact that the vinyl reissue of the legendary Hardline album 'Double Eclipse'  available via Real Gone is termed as 'buyer beware'. The album has not been remastered and Johnny had no part in the album's release. As an added bonus, there is talk of a possible reunion with original Hardline members - Neal Schon, Dean Castronovo, Todd Jensen and Johnny's brother Joey (Gioeli). For fans of the original 'Double Eclipse' album/line-up this is big news. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents singer Jason McMaster of Dangerous Toys, Broken Teeth and Ignitor to discuss much of the history of Dangerous Toys - The bands inception. How each album was created. Stories of the songs themselves. San Antonio, Texas artist Tommy Pons creation of Bill Z. Bub. Touring with Judas Priest, Alice Cooper, Motorhead and Metal Church on the Operation Rock N' Roll tour.The latest release "Demolition" is also discussed. Where, what and when these songs were created.   Jason discusses his thrash band Ignitor. Discussing the track "Hatchet (The Ballad of Victor Crowley) which was inspired by the Hatchet movie franchise. Godzilla Motor Company comes up as well. This is a band that Jason was a part of after Dangerous Toys went on hiatus in the late 90's. The interesting part is the album did not see the light of day until years later. For fans of Dangerous Toys and Jason McMaster this two plus hour conversation is a must listen. Everything you wanted to know about this legendary Austin, Texas band/artist is all here!!! Stay tuned... after the outro song... an Easter Egg/Outtake that was recorded before the interview rolled and needed to be included!!! For fans of great Canadian bands like Moxy, Killer Dwarfs and Rush... this extra is worth a listen!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailJoe Defiant of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania band Defiant to discuss the bands latest E.P. entitled 'The Thievery of Minds' which features the bands latest single 'At The Exit'. Joe and Tyson discuss playing in the Harrisburg area, past E.P.'s and what is on the schedule for Defiant in 2026. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents singer/songwriter to discuss his epic peace song entitled, "Crying For John Lennon". This unbelievable artistic statement was 20 years in the making. The track was originally produced by legendary producer Phil Spector and honors the late John Lennon. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly present singer Jaime Lynch and guitarist Troy Williver of OGB to discuss the bands latest single entitled 'WOMAN'. This track is very powerful so the discussion really focuses on the writing, recording and the video.Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents Frontiers Recording Artists - Generation Radio which features Jason Scheff formerly of Chicago and Jay DeMarcus of Rascal Flatts to discuss the bands latest album entitled 'Take Two' that will be released on April 17th 2026. Jason and Jay, talk in depth with Tyson, going deep into the record. Discussing the songs, the musicianship and the diversity of the members influences that make-up the band. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk welcomes Luke Morley, guitarist of British Hard Rock Legends Thunder. The discussion touches on many of the bands albums in their catalog, working with Duran Duran guitarist Andy Taylor and Luke's solo work. Luke gives insight into now working with The Quireboys and what the future for Thunder currently looks like. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents singer/songwriter/guitarist Phillip Shouse to discuss his brand new solo release entitled 'Side One'. For those that are familiar with Phillip's past work, he has generally been a sideman playing with Kiss legends Ace Frehley and Gene Simmons, as well as German band Accept. 'Side One' is a great glimpse into Phillip Shouse as an solo artist who takes his influences and throws them all into one basket. It goes in a direction that sees Phillip generating a great classic rock vibe. Phillip and Tyson also discuss how variations of vinyl's differ from country to country. Kiss and The Beatles are two bands that vinyl's become a labour of love. There is so much out there to discuss. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly presents from Finnish band Temple Balls - singer Arde Teronen to discuss the bands latest release, simply titled 'Temple Balls' on Frontiers Records. Arde and Tyson go deep into the bands 5th album, discussing the tracks, the videos, the influences and the vinyls! The conversation is very laid back, insightful and gives the listener a chance to see how important hard rock music is on the other side of the planet. It also discusses the huge influence of Neil Young on Arde's development as an artist. Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk proudly welcomes back singer Robin McAuley to discuss Black Swan's brand new album entitled 'Paralyzed'. This album sees Black Swan continuing a legacy of great music on this fantastic third release for Frontiers Records. The discussion includes the songs, the writing, what each member brings to the table and what it would look like if the band were to play live! Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailRob Wylde of UK band Midnite City joins Non-Stop Rock Talk to discuss the latest release of "Bite The Bullet" which was released in November of 2025. The discussion goes track by track - dissecting vocals, the writing and whatever else stands out within the tracks. Legendary musician Chris Laney is brought up as he had his hand in doing a fabulous job on the mix of the album.It would not be a conversation with Rob and Tyson if the two did not discuss the 80's hard rock era. In this one they discuss their dislike of some of the albums released in the 90's by bands like Warrant and Kiss. Don't be alarmed - there is a quick section where the fire alarm goes off during conversation. We did not want to lose the integrity of the conversation so it was left in. Have no fear though, no one was hurt in the recording of this interview!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com

Send us Fan MailNon-Stop Rock Talk presents singer/songwriter John Corabi to discuss his new solo record entitled "New Day' which will be released on April 24th, 2026 via Frontiers Records. The album is a primary part of the discussion. The lyrics, the writing, the sounds put to tape and Marti Fredrickson's input are all part of the conversation. A must listen for any fan of John Corabi!Support the showwww.nonstoprocktalkrocks.com