David Lee Roth

This week Bakko has some big news. LC & Bakko discuss backing into parking spots. KISS doing meet & greets behind a sneeze guard. Gene Simmons insulting David Lee Roth and then offering what he thinks is an apology. Paul Stanley gets Covid. The Nirvana baby sues Nirvana. And Mitch Malloy (who?) is tapping into his self identity as a member of Van Halen.On a different note. A fellow member of Decibel Geek, Ron Runyon, is battling stage 4 cancer. As predictable, medical bills are piling up. If you can possibly help please go to his GoFundMe.Fundraiser for Dawn Runyon by Chris Czynszak : Fundraiser for Ron Runyon & Family (gofundme.com)Cobras & Fire is part of the Pantheon Podcast Network, THE spot for the musically obsessed.Pantheon PodcastsMusic from:Dire Straits - Money For NothingWhite Zombie - Black SunshineBadflower - Don't Hate MeCandlebox - Let Me Down EasyFoo Fighters - Burning BridgesVan Halen - And The Cradle Will Rock Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ray talks about growing up on a large farm in rural PA, the impact Musician’s Institute had on his career, stories about David Lee Roth, Jake E. Lee and an amazingly unlikely hook-up with Korn… (finally) being accepted by Korn fans, the music business, being a dad, staying true to yourself and LOADS more great stuff. VERY candid convo! If you’d like to support this show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support A full band member of Korn, Ray Luzier also played w Steel Panther (6 yrs), David Lee Roth (8 yrs), Jake E Lee (in Wicked Alliance, for 2 yrs), Army of Anyone (2 yrs w/ members of Stone Temple Pilots & Filter), and is currently also a part of KXM (w/ Dug Pinnick & George Lynch), and Jonathan Davis’ solo band (w Chris Nix & Brian Allen) Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/

We are joined by legendary Blues guitarist, Kirk Fletcher, on this week’s episode of Innersleeve! Kirk talks to us about his close ties to gospel music, how the Blues has influenced many different genres of music, why he made a full-time move to Switzerland, and so much more! Kirk’s calming voice, impeccable tone and touch left us craving for more! We seriously think you’ll love this episode! Enjoy :) The gang also chats with SoundMojo artist, Derek Orsi. They first discuss David Lee Roth’s new single and then get into Derek’s new record, his dream festivals to perform at, and developing his own sound.

PLUS: Adjusting to new normals, JULIA'S RANDOM THOUGHTS: What does the "H" mean? AND The story behind Princess Diana's wedding dress

Darren digs into the vaults and his 2003 interview with Diamond Dave make its world premiere! It is -- simply put -- a fun, rambling convo: Dave talks about his favorite poem, why he doesn't have writer's block, all about ambitious fury, infinite refinement, his Fourth of July Christmas special (!?!), future plans, and much more. At the top: Darren and Steve talk about Dave's latest round of art, the multiple panel serial "True Story." What's it all about? Where's it all going?

Welcome to This Week in Creepy History, a show on which each episode Chris Chavez takes a look back at past events for each day of the upcoming week. On this debut episode, Chris covers events that took place from April 11-17, including Bob Dylan playing New York City for the first time, a UFO crash that predates the Roswell Incident, the shooting of Abraham Lincoln, the sinking of the Titanic, David Lee Roth getting busted for pot in Washington Square Park, Swedish scientist Albert Hoffman accidently tripping on LSD, and so much more. Find us on the web and social media:BICBP-RADIO.comInstagram Chris Chavez            ccchavez13Twitter Chris Chavez            @cchavezforreal

Darren and Steve lead off with a few points about Dave's lyrics and why Dave's band with guitarist Brian Young was his hardest rocking -- and hardest working -- solo band. Then, Darren talks with Brian about staying busy during COVID-19, his recent cover of the Vandenberg song "Burning Heart," the importance of saying "yes" to every gig, secrets of working with Dave, what "trackblasting" is, and much more.

Join us as San Diego's Thrash/classical/neo-everything Monarch joins us Duncan and Nik ahead of the release of their new record. Preorder!!! https://monarch.band/--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After leaving Van Halen, Diamond Dave soared to the top of the charts as a solo artist — at least until A Little Ain't Enough, which may have offered an early sign that AOR needed to evolve in a major way. For this discussion, co-hosts Jeff Giles and Matt Wardlaw are joined by their old pal (and frequent collaborator) Rob Smith.

This week on Music Monday, a guy whom many feel is a virtuoso, bass player, Billy Sheehan steps aboard the tour bus! He talks about his career, hitting the top of the charts, and about how he strives to constantly surround himself with the best musicians on the planet. A calming voice in the storm of rock and roll, you’ll immediately like Billy. He’s also a guy who doesn’t do a lot of press so a refreshing behind-the-scenes interview with one of the greats.