Rogers' Music Tour

It’s time to tune up and tune in to our latest episode of Rogers' Music Tour!! I’m a HUGE fan of our next guest, JR Denson, who has a fascinating background. JR is a friend, a business partner, and a leader in the music industry. After signing as a singer-songwriter with Atlantic Records and touring for years, he caught the entrepreneurial bug to start Prekindle, the premier event platform for not...

My next guest is a pioneer in the world of memorabilia collecting - both music and non music related pieces. I’m excited to dive into the fascination that we both share for collecting. Ladies and Gentlemen, the Owner and President of Iconic Auctions, Jeff Woolf! 

Not a lot of things have given me goosebumps before…That all changes now as the power of serendipity is in our favor, and I’m honored and grateful to welcome Duke Fakir to #RogersMusicTour! Duke is a lot of incredible things; he’s a founding member of The Four Tops, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, author, producer, and father. Fun fact: the Four Tops and The Temptations were Henley’s first-ever conce...

Steve Moakler is an American country musician and songwriter from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, now based in Nashville, Tennessee. He has released five studio albums and has written songs for Nashville recording artists including Dierks Bentley's single "Riser." He's a story teller, a servant leader, and a great musician.

Connie Valens, sister of the late Ritchie Valens, has spent the majority of her life carrying on her brothers legacy. In this episode of Rogers' Music Tour she shares stories of the famous 'La Bamba' singer and tells the world what she hopes for him to be remembered by.

His songs have been featured in more than 350 films, tv shows and commercials. Many people know the songs, but not the man behind the voice. He is the platinum-selling and Grammy-nominated songwriter and performer from the band ‘Five For Fighting’. He has a strong passion for working towards change and he helps reach that through the power of music. Ladies and gentlemen, John Ondrasik.

Ryan Cabrera began his career as a lead singer for the Dallas band Rubix Groove before pursuing his solo career. He joined Rogers Healy to discuss what it was like pursuing a solo music career in LA circa the early 2000s'.