Rock At Night Magazine

CROSSON discusses the upcoming GLAM FEST Australia in 2023; the "girls" in the band that not only sing but dance; the new album Ready...Aim...Rock!; the video for "Falling From Grace"; Crosson's writing process; his early years playing the piano and even the accordion; and how Australia has recovered since the Pandemic. [...]

Chez Kane discusses her affinity toward 80s style power pop, the difference between the current album and the debut album; and her upcoming UK and EU tour. [...]

Rock At Night caught Orlando-based band Cinema Stereo on the tail end of their tour. They discuss their experience on the tour, which commenced in South Dakota. Very entertaining! [...]

"Tampa" Earl Burton speaks with Jeanice Lee of the UK band Jeanicelee regarding the new CD 'Urban Legends', touring in the UK, the difficulties in getting a later start in the rock and roll game, and how tough it is to do a 40-hour work week while also pursuing rock stardom. [...]

"Just Tommy" discusses performing at the Whiskey a Go-Go, creating videos with C&C Productions, his latest video for the single "Best Friend" which includes a German Shepherd, his interest in science, conspiracy theories, and stand-up comedy, and much more! [...]

Dymbur discuss the band's evolution from progressive metal to using traditional folk instruments, the single "Child Abuse", and more! [...]

Austin Ingerman of Gunshine walks us through the steps of putting the Gunshine project together, writing music and where the name Gunshine comes from. [...]

By “Tampa Earl” Burton Interview with Marc Storace of Krokus and Storace “For fans of hard rock, especially that decade of the 1980s, the band Krokus and their vocalist, Marc Storace, are etched in the [...]

Rock At Night raved last year about the New Relative's debut EP “Poor Man’s Sorrow” from young and hungry Metro Detroit blues rock practitioners New Relatives. We recently had a chance to catch up with the band and learn more about its sound, themes, and future plans. [...]

Rock At Night has previously introduced its audience to Black Note Graffiti, an Ann Arbor, MI-based progressive metal band. At the band’s recent show in Ferndale, MI, we took the opportunity to photograph the band and find out more about what’s forthcoming, including headlining a June 4th festival at the storied Blind Pig in the band’s hometown. [...]

Fergal reminisces about the band, Dolores O' Riordan (the band's lead singer and songwriter who sadly left us in 2018), the creative process, old and new technology in the music business, the new album and the previous one, released on what would have been Dolores's fiftieth birthday--"Remembering Dolores." [...]

Meka Nism discusses living in Japan and performing in a J-Pop band Origami Girls; her life as a performer and spiritual adviser. She discusses her current upcoming music releases and her work with the Grammy awards. [...]

Tamar Berk discusses her new album Start At the End; her motivation to complete the album; her 'day job' as a school teacher versus being a 'rock star'; and her former album restless dreams of youth, which is up for award for Album of the Year and Pop Album in San Diego, California. [...]

Kenny Dubman discusses charter fishing in New Jersey, the writing of song "Bad Dog" and bullying; the meaning behind the album 'Conflicted'; advice to young bands; reminiscing on his first gig; and more! [...]

Stillnight discusses the meaning behind the songs in their debut album Dream State, their experience with the recording process, the art of gaming, and even their favorite beverages. [...]

Above Snakes discusses their influences, experiences on tour, CBD, their favorite food places on the road, wanting to play at a Danny Wimmer festival, Boston sports teams, and more! [...]

Kristof Bathory of Dawn of Ashes discusses touring, including his upcoming tour dates; Star Wars and his favorite characters; the state of music today and his views on social media; and 90s culture versus the today;  and his current favorite horror movie.  We even asked about the makeup he uses for everyday casual wear.   [...]

Ronnie Winter of The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus discusses growing up in Middleburg, Florida, a suburb of Jacksonville, the band's early days playing in Gainesville and Orlando, and even names his favorite venues. We delve into the band's roots! Don't miss this! [...]

Kyle Pfeiffer of Blacklite District discusses  his battle with addictions, his inspirations for music, the 90s, Pokémon, pop culture, and so much more! A very deep conversation! [...]

THE DEV discuss some of the bands they have worked with, and hilarious stories on the road (you have to listen to the one about the severed finger). Oh! Of course, we spoke about music! [...]

AJ of We're Wolves discusses his love of comics , collectible figures, pop culture, video games, TV series including Chucky,  and failed TV series like Scream.  He also discussed the  future plans for the band,  the upcoming EP and Kraken Fest, and  his past experiences performing at Welcome to Rockville. This is one fun interview you will not want to miss! [...]

Rock At Night caught up with lead singer/songwriter Mike Rivkees while he was braving the cold in Boston. Rivkees discussed the writing of Brass For Gold; living in Milan, Italy, the ‘home base’ of the band; the making of the video for “Bloodsoaked in Chorus” with Vespas and a crowd of friends; the making “Bounding Main” on a research vessel in Italy to “mimic” Ireland; and the upcoming tour with...

John discusses his experience performing in a band; doing “ambush” interviews with musicians; his entry into the filming business;  the origin of his moniker “Clark Kent”; and interest in politically-influenced music. Listen to this fascinating interview with one of London's beloved music journalists! [...]

The Dollyrots discuss their new album Down the Rabbit Hole; their touring experience in the UK; Kelly’s voicing of Stevie Van Zandt’s new station “Coolest Songs in the World” (Channel 721); the manufacturing shortage of vinyl pressed albums in the U.S.; new music that is in the works for 2022; and their August 2022 Great Rock ‘n’ Roll Sea Cruise with the Buzzcocks, The Dictators, The Stranglers, a...

Joining us to talk about this release are two Detroit classics in their own right—Terry Burns, the project’s big kahuna and celebrated frontman of the local celtic rock institution the Corktown Popes, and Mike Skill, the principal songwriter and lead guitarist of the Romantics. [...]