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So, there's been a lot of talk about cell phones at concerts lately. You know what, for the price most concerts cost these days I say let them stay. Seriously, why do these artists care so much. If I want to record a band that I paid hard earned money for well damn it, I'm going too...

Whether you have been watching wrestling since you were a kid or just started there's no doubt the WWE is on fire. The next level of entertainers is anything but lame and boring these guys bring it. Their hard work and never say die attitude is what is making the next generation possibly the best since the attitude era...

We all have certain concerts that exceed other concert memories. For me, Jason Admire that concert took place in 1992. I was a sophomore in high school. That was a period of rock awesomeness that never happen again. The two biggest bands at the time Guns N' Roses and Metallica joined forces for a record summer stadium tour...

Ever wonder why the rules seem to be strained when our favorite or not favorite rockers act out?

Are phone games friend or foe? What kind of games are your kids downloading?

It's all fun in games until Jason gets a hold of a Butterfly firework.

If you were alive in the 90's and witnessed the dramatic shift in rock music then you've heard of Alice In Chains! Not only was this band dark with haunting lyrics wrapped in harmonies that would make your mama cry they meant it. One of Seattle's finest that took over hair metal and brought back real musicianship never failed on intensity...

Ever wonder why it seems a lot of rockers and their band mates seem to let things implode? I'm right there with you. Never got why people who shared the same drive to start a band can't make it longer together. Yes, I get people and life's situations can make getting a long seem impossible but come on...

I've been working here at Townsquare Media for over seven years, and I have a lot of great memories of Streetfest.  Besides being an on air personality, I've worked in our promotions department as well. I have had the extreme pleasure of meeting a great deal of bands...

If you have ever thought being in a band was glamorous think again. These days the only way to survive in a band is to never leave the road. People are so spread out with what stays in the memory these days that to keep yourself in the "know" it has to be touring, constantly...

I think the next generation of rock is going to hold the torch high, very high! That's why I don't get discouraged when rock bands retire or call it quits. The next generation of new rock like, Halestorm, Asking Alexander, or Bring Me the Horizon came out of the gates swinging...

If age is just a number, then why so much attention do we give it to aging rock stars? With all the bands from yester year still plugging away when is it the right time for a fair well? My way of thinking is as long as you can still bring it, and can play well and you keep it fresh why not then keep rocking out...