The Blues Rock Show

Eddie 9V joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his new album, working with Dan Auerbach, collaborating with Marcus King, and performing with The Black Keys on The Tonight Show. He also shares his views on AI-generated music, Billboard's credibility, and discusses the challenges facing musicians in today's music industry.

Joe Bonamassa joins the Blues Rock Show for an exclusive interview from Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival in Austin, Texas, to share the best advice B.B. King ever gave him, Buddy Guy's impact, Black Country Communion bandmate Glenn Hughes' retirement from touring, his tribute to Rory Gallagher, and playing at Crossroads. Plus, Joe gets candid about AI-generated music, the key to greatness...

Ghost Hounds frontman Savnt joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his remarkable journey into the band, opening for The Rolling Stones, and the making of their new album, Justified. He also shares the story behind his stage name, the challenges of joining an established band, his musical influences, and the pressure of covering The Rolling Stones' iconic "Gimme Shelter."

Jovin Webb joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his new album, "Son of a Sinner," his journey from American Idol to blues music, plus his thoughts on the resurgence of blues music, and the challenges musicians face in the social media era.

Warren Haynes joins Blues Rock Review for a wide-ranging conversation about his new symphonic album and the challenge of bringing improvisation into a 64-piece orchestra. Haynes also discusses touring with Joe Bonamassa, the lasting influence of ZZ Top and Frank Beard, his experience working with Dolly Parton, the artists who still blow him away, and a future instrumental album.

Charlie Fabert of the French band Rozedale joins the Blues Rock Show to share the band's journey, how he got started on guitar, the influence of Jimmy Page, the future of blues rock and what needs to be done to pull in more young listeners to the genre, and more.

Juno award winner Steve Marriner joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss how the Blues Brothers movie sparked his love of music, Canadian musicians who need more attention in the States, who he'd love to produce for, the biggest pivot in music over the past five years, how fatherhood has changed him, and more.

Will Wilde joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss harmonica, how guitar players have influenced his harmonica playing, the 2019 accident that almost ended his career, new music, and more.

Artur Menezes joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his journey from Brazil to the United States, the six words that launched his music career on his first night in America, performing at Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival, whether 2026 is a good time to be a musician, and more.

An All-Star lineup has been announced for Buddy Guy's 90th Birthday Concert at Radio City Music Hall, featuring some of the most talented and biggest names in the genre.

Samantha Fish joins Blues Rock Review to discuss Paper Doll Live, the surreal experience of sharing the stage with legends like The Rolling Stones and Slash, plus the biggest challenge facing today's music business, including rising touring costs and the financial burden being placed on both artists and fans.

Robert Randolph wins "Best Contemporary Blues Album" at the Grammy Awards in a field that included Joe Bonamassa, Eric Gales, Samantha Fish, and Southern Avenue.

Buddy Guy wins "Best Traditional Blues Album" at the 2026 Grammy Awards. It's his 9th career Grammy win.

The Grammys are on Sunday, February 1. The Blues Rock Show previews "Best Contemporary Blues Album." "Best Contemporary Blues Album" Nominees Breakthrough — Joe Bonamassa Paper Doll — Samantha Fish A Tribute To LJK — Eric Gales Preacher Kids — Robert Randolph Family — Southern Avenue

Robert Randolph joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his Grammy-nominated album, the evolution of contemporary blues, working with Judith Hill, the future of Eric Clapton's Crossroads Festival, meeting Eric Clapton, changes in the music business, helping Slash with pedal steel, and more.

Guitarist Philip Sayce joins the Blues Rock Show to reveal his plans for the release of his next album, growth as a guitarist, a style of guitar he's never tried, and how seeing Albert Collins up close rewired his musical DNA. Sayce also weighs in on AI and the social media grind.

Kris Lager joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss the state of the music business, the struggles of modern day musicians, the pressures of social media, staying true as an arist, why genres don't matter, and more.

Warren Haynes joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his latest album, "The Whisper Sessions," recording with Derek Trucks, songwriting, his thoughts on AI in music, what makes a great guitar player, and more.

Eric Gales joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss "A Tribute to LJK," participating in the "Sinners" soundtrack, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, Buddy Guy, and his spin on Beethoven's "Für Elise."

Ben Poole joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss his journey in music, jamming with Jeff Beck, advice he received from Gary Moore, and more.

King King frontman Alan Nimmo joins the Blues Rock Show to discuss the origins behind his trademark kilt, working with Kevin Shirley, A.I.'s impact, a possible dark future for music, why we haven't seen King King in the United States much, the value of record labels today, and more.

Rising Canadian artist Marcus Trummer joins the Blues Rock Show for a deep dive into his musical journey. Marcus opens up about the soul of blues, the influence of legends like B.B. King and modern icons like Gary Clark Jr., and how YouTube became his musical classroom. He shares candid thoughts on navigating today's chaotic music industry, the power of live performance, and why real emotion will...

The Cinelli Brothers share their journey in music, how their connection as brothers benefits them on stage, AI bands, a wild tour story, and more.

Anthony Gomes interviews Blues Rock Review Editor-in-Chief Pete Francis about how Blues Rock Review began, the future of the site, and more.

"Sinners" is the #1 movie in America and its soundtrack features several modern day blues artists. The film also includes cameo appearances from Buddy Guy and Christone "Kingfish" Ingram. With blues getting massive exposure to a mainstream audience, will "Sinners" spark a modern blues revival?