Lisa Berigan On Demand

Billy F Gibbons from ZZ Top checks in with Lisa to talk about his new album 'Hardware' and the latest ZZ Top news. Billy also tells us what happened to the classic Eliminator car from all the legendary ZZ Top videos, and recounts his days of getting guitar tips from Jimi Hendrix.

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer David Coverdale checks in with Lisa to talk about the new Red, White & Blue compilation albums from Whitesnake, how he's thinking about doing a farewell tour, and what he remembers about his rock anthems from the '80s.

The first-ever concert The Beatles played in America was at the Washington Coliseum in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 11, 1964. Ringo Starr shares with Lisa his memories from that historic night.

Michael Anthony, original bass player for Van Halen, checks in with Lisa to reveal details about the new album 'Lockdown 2020.' It's the album he just released with his latest band with Sammy Hagar, The Circle. He also talks about Van Halen, the death of Eddie Van Halen, and whether or not there would've been a Van Halen reunion.

John Fogerty checks in with Lisa to share his new song, 'Weeping in The Promised Land,' and talks about his history of writing anthems during times of social and political unrest. Also discussed is the possibility of a Creedence Clearwater Revival reunion.

Best-selling author and 2020 Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson checks in with Lisa the morning after Election Day to discuss the election, the state of the country, and her new podcast, 'Conversations That Matter.'

Dr. Phil checks in with Lisa to talk about his new show, 'That Animal Rescue Show,' which is now available on CBS All Access.

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Nancy Wilson checks in with Lisa to talk about her first solo album, the future of Heart, the life-altering experience of seeing Springsteen on Broadway, and her wild night with Eddie Van Halen.

Celebrity chef Spike Mendelsohn checks in to talk about the newest location of PLNT Burger at Tysons. Plus, just in time for election season, Spike shares details on the 'Plant Your Vote' campaign, which he created with fellow chef Carla Hall. And, if you've ever wanted to have a kitchen like the celebrity chefs on TV, Chef Spike tells us about his new 'Spiked' kitchens!

Joe Bonamassa checks in with Lisa to talk about his upcoming pay-per-view special, his new album, and growing up in upstate New York. (Lisa grew up there too!) Plus, Joe shares stories about working with Eric Clapton and B.B. King, and tells us about his unique experience on the Abbey Road crosswalk in London. You can find out more about the Sept. 20 pay-per-view event at www.jbonamassa.com

Dee Snider checks in to talk about his campaign to get rock back at the Super Bowl. Plus, he gives his opinion of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and lets us know whether he'd ever reunite Twisted Sister.

Jeff Adams is the guy who let a home run ball hit him in the chest so as not to spill the giant cans of Bud Light he was carrying at Game 5 of the World Series at Nationals Park. He's become a viral sensation and has starred in a couple of commercials, rode on his own bus in the Nationals World Series victory parade, and is now doing his part to help veterans.

Ringo Starr checks in with Lisa to talk about his latest album, working again with Paul McCartney, memories from The Beatles days, and staying healthy at age 79.

John Fogerty checks in to talk about his new live album and concert film. Plus, Lisa and John talk baseball, 50 years of Woodstock, and who he most wants to work with next.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame drummer Jim McCarty, a founding member of The Yardbirds, checks in with Lisa ahead of Thursday night's show at Montgomery College. They discuss the history and influence of The Yardbirds, and what it was like working with guitar gods Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page.

Ric Ocasek checked in with Lisa last year when his art show came through town. Here's their conversation. R.I.P. Ric.

This is an encore presentation of an interview Lisa did with Eddie Money back in 2015. R.I.P. Eddie Money.

Carlos Santana checks in with Lisa ahead of his show at Jiffy Lube Live. They talk about everything from the original Woodstock, to his greatest career moments, to how to heal the world.

Yes lead vocalist Jon Anderson talks with Lisa about his latest solo album, his upcoming show at the Birchmere, and the possibility of reuniting with the other members of Yes for a tour next year!

Danny Hutton, lead singer and founding member of Three Dog Night, checks in with Lisa ahead of the band's performance at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races. Danny shares stories from his years with the band, friendship with Brian Wilson, and more.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd gives us the scoop on his new album called 'The Traveler,' talks about his career and influences, and gets us set for his show at Wolf Trap with Buddy Guy.

Max Weinberg from the E Street Band checks in with Lisa to talk about the 'Max Weinberg's Jukebox' show coming to the Hamilton, plus the latest on Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band.

Director Tom Jones checks in to talk about his new movie, Asbury Park: Riot, Redemption, Rock 'N Roll. The film chronicles the ups and downs of Asbury Park, NJ over the decades, and the emergence of a vibrant music scene that still exists today. The film will be screened at theaters across the Washington, D.C. area on May 22 and May 29.

David Crosby checks in to talk about his upcoming performance in Alexandria, the new Cameron Crowe movie about his life, Woodstock 50, and lots more.