Rock N Roll Manifesto

Today, 25 years ago, we lost Joey Ramone. Crazy to think it's been so long! Played some Ramones and related stuff in his memory. The Fret Rattles, "As the World Falls Apart," LP pre-order went live tonight, and as of writing this post, I only have one left on Bandcamp. I played some new tracks from the album as well. I debuted the upcoming Total Massacre EP, "A Time of Whatever... ," tonight. It releases April 24th. Had a brand new single from Stevie Tombstone tonight as well, "Pictures of You." And those are just the highlights...

Big show! Happy birthday to the first Clash album. Brand new Preacher Boy hot off the presses! New Fret Rattles and news about the new album release. We also had new stuff from Taste Testors, Miscalculations, Pleasants, and Disposable Dogs. And, of course, more!

The return of Attractive Eighties Women? Or an April Fool's joke? Also, happy belated birthday to Angus Young and tons of other great music.

New singles from Dead Pioneers and Bomber, plus lots of great punk rock n roll.

RNRM801 was a proper roller coaster ride featuring punk rock, psychobilly, country, folk punk, rock & roll, hardcore and more.

That's right, 800 episodes of the Rock N Roll Manifesto are now in the books. I played some old standbys tonight that have been a big part of the Manifesto for a long time, plus I had some new stuff from Special Forces 805, Iris Paralysis, Disposable Dogs, and Inflatable Idols, and a whole lot more. Listen and celebrate 800 episodes with me!

Episode 799 brings new stuff from the Overjoyed, Grail Guard, Inflatable Idols, Disposable Dogs, Miscalculations, the Darts, and much more. Garage, Street Punk, Punk Rock, Hardcore, Rock & Roll, Synth Punk, Rhythm N Blues, etc.

Brand new stuff from Social Distortion, the Overjoyed, and Inflatable Idols, plus some country, rhythm n blues, rockabilly and more.

Punk, post-punk, hardcore, R&B, rockabilly and more all in one convenient package. We also had the new Grail Guard single, "Our Streets."

The annual NOT Valentine's Day episode of the Rock N Roll Manifesto. No love songs here! Breakup songs, sad songs, etc. Also, the new Dead Pioneers single!

Had quite a few new tracks tonight from the likes of the Darts, the Melmacs, Micah and the Mirrors, Michael Des Barres, Siluett, and the Juvenile Wrecks. Plus, a lot more, of course!

Tonight we had brand new tracks from Fret Rattles, Druglords of the Avenues, Stepmother, and Doe St, plus some songs of resistance and solidarity.

This show was heavy on great new music from the likes of Grail Guard, NOi!se, Taste Testors, The Stripp, Fret Rattles and Preacher Boy, plus some other stuff as well, of course. Punk rock, hardcore, hard rock, street punk, alt-blues and more.

Here's the Fucking List 2025. This show was 3+ hours of, "Music You Need to Hear." If you've been a listener for a while, I doubt there will be many surprises on here. Hope you enjoy it. Thanks for listening.

I was a bit angry tonight and rightfully so. The things that are happening in this country are infuriating, sickening and sad. Some hardcore helped ease the pain a bit. Also plenty of punk rock and rock n roll for good measure. Had some brand new Pat Todd & the Rankoutsiders as well!

Say goodbye to another year with the Rock N Roll Manifesto! Tonight we had some country, hardcore, hard rock, punk rock, garage, pub rock, synthpunk, psychobilly and more. Good riddance, 2025!

Tonight we had tons of mostly non-traditional X-Mess songs, many of which are staples on the Manifesto around this time of year. From country to hardcore punk, there should be something here that will fill you with some kind of seasonal feelings.

New singles from Blood For Blood and Australian rockers, the Stripp, plus lots of old school punk, glam, garage and rock n roll. If you like 70's and early 80's punk, you will dig this show.

This show almost didn't happen, but I got through it. Nothing new tonight, just some really great songs from some really great bands, as usual. Hope you dig the show.

Been a while since I've done a show with all female-fronted bands, so I thought it was about time. Here's a 4+ hour show, including some great music from the 1950s up through the present day.