HEADBANGERS VAULT

Freddie Hull visits the Headbangers Vault to discuss some of greatest bands from across the world that never got the recognition they deserved in the USA. 

The B-List ballad royale continues at the Headbangers Vault as new champion Big Sexy takes on B1Bomb in a 1980's rock battle with special guest judges Freddie & Lauren Hall.

It's all about the L.A. Guns tonight on the Headbangers Vault as B1Bomb & the Smuts discuss one of the most underrated sleaze rock bands from Los Angeles who found mainstream success in the late 80's.

The Bones visits the Headbangers Vault to share his opinion on some music that is not in his wheelhouse, Alternative rock music. Tune in to see if B1 Bomb, the Smuts, & special guest B2 can win him over.

The Headbangers Vault welcomes Christian Shields to the show for an interview about his history in the world of rock music, how his album This Is Rock 'N' Roll came about, and what his plans are for the future. 

The new season of the B-List battles have begun at the Headbangers Vault as champion Mr. International B2 defends his belt against the mighty Big Sexy in a 1970's music ballad royale with special guest judge Landers.

Gabe Bailey visits the Headbangers Vault to share his opinion on some music that he's not familiar with, 1980's & 90's hard rock & metal. Tune in to see if B1 Bomb & the Smuts can win him over.

Roger Dale Martin from Vengeance, Die Happy and Reign of Glory sits down with the Headbangers Vault for a special interview about his journey in the music business and the bands he's played with in the past and present.

The Headbangers Vault welcomes vocalist/guitarist Conny Bloom from The Electric Boys for an in-depth interview about the history of the band and what the Electric Boys will be doing in the near future.

The Headbangers Vault celebrates the life of Rock Girl with a tribute to this special lady who left the world way to early. We will miss you greatly.

The March Metal championship is here at the Headbangers Vault as year 1 winner Brother T takes on Sipe 007 with special guest Judge Rey Parra of Sacred Warrior/Worldview fame. Who becomes the next March Metal champion and who goes home happens now. 

The March Metal Madness semi-finals are here as Built to Perform by the all-female band Phantom Blue takes on the Beyond hell/Above Heaven album by the Danish metal band Volbeat. Next, Saigon Kick's album The Lizard takes on the self-titled album by the Christain hard rock band Holy Soldier.

Round 2 of the March Metal Madness concludes as the album On Target by Bangalore Choir takes on Follow the Blind Man by Jelusick. Next, Sebastian Bach's newest album Child Within the Man takes on Rob Hallford's Christmas album Winter Songs. 

Round 2 of the March Metal Madness starts now with the self-titled album by the hard rock band Cherry St. taking on Matchbox 20's successful album Yourself or Someone Like You. Next the album Popular Monster by Falling in Reverse takes on the 1980's supergroup Asia's debut self-titled album.

Round 1 of the March Metal tournament concludes as the album War of Words by Rob Halford's band Fight takes on  Power Play by the Canadian rock band April Wine. Next, Wildside's album Under the Influence goes up against the underground metal band Damian's first album, Stop the War. 

The March Metal tournament continues as the Angels & Devils album by Fuel takes on Kerry King's debut album From hell I Rise. Next the Ramones self-titled album goes up against Out of the Gutter by the underground band Jones Street. After that Dream Theaters 3rd album Awake takes on Cross Bone Skully's Evil World Machine album.

The March Metal tournament gets into full swing as the French metal band Gojira's album Magma goes up against the album Wrap your Troubles in Dreams by the Finnish rock band The 69 Eyes. Next the self-titled album by Fastway takes on the English rock duo Royal Blood's self-titled first album.

The March Metal Madness continues on the Headbangers Vault as the album Look Sharp! by Roxette goes against Break the Cycle by Staind. Next the self titled album by Collective Soul goes up against the 80's hard rock band Keel with their 2nd album The Right to Rock.

The March Metal Madness is back at the Headbangers Vault. It's album vs album as Eat 'Em and Smile by David Lee Roth goes up against the self titled album by Lifehouse.

Emotions are running high at the Headbangers Vault when the Smuts goes down memory lane as he & B1Bomb discuss the history of the American rock band Hinder. 

Which bands had a bad second album & which one was better than the first? Find out tonight as B1Bomb and special guest Niki Lane discuss the Sophomore slump.

The Headbangers Vault pays tribute to one of the greatest, most underrated guitarist of all time, John Sykes. From Thin Lizzy, to Whitesnake, Blue Murder, & solo projects, John was one of the best!!

The Headbangers Vault welcomes Jennifer Benson from the band Ignescent to discuss the history of the band and  what the band will be doing in the near future.

B1bomb & the Smuts bring out some of the best hard rock/metal bands that released an album at the height of the grunge revolution in 1993 with returning guest, Freddie Hull.

The Headbangers Vault along with special guest, the Bones discuss one of the most underrated bands of the late 80's who never got the recognition they deserved, Sleeze Beez.