Clint Clegg called in to chat about The Commonheart's 10th Anniversary show that's happening this Saturday night 12/21 at Mr. Smalls Theater!

Get tickets here: https://www.bandsintown.com/e/105696621 

A new documentary about the life of late Robert Kirsopp is set to premiere this month on 12/28 at the Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center in Ross.

Kirsopp, who was a longtime Hampton police officer, and also an Army veteran, passed away earlier this year after losing his battle with cancer. 

His son Robbie, who is currently serving in the Army with the 82nd Airborne put this documentary together. He joins us on this episode, along with Steve Monteleone and Mike Dorsch to talk about it.

Tickets and details: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567084207035

Proceeds benefit IATW.

The Foo Figters have reportedly canceled their plans for a summer 2025 tour, Kansas put the wraps on their 50th anniversary tour last night, and there's a new rock festival debuting in Ocean City, MD next year. 

Classic Rock magazine has released their list of the best albums of 2024, Tommy Shaw says Styx is working on new music, and CCR's albums are getting reissued on vinyl next year.

Legendary concert promoter Rich Engler calls in for this episode!

He tells the story about the first time Kansas played Pittsburgh back in '74, and also talks about some of the special things they have lined for the end of the band's 50th anniversary tour this week in Pittsburgh.

Still tickets left for the show. Get 'em before they're gone:
https://trustarts.org/production/95157/kansas

Rich is also doing an appearance at Point Park this week., which we talked about towards the end of the call. More details and tickets availble here: https://playhouse.culturaldistrict.org/production/98269/backstage-onstage-rich-engler

This year's Kennedy Center Honors ceremony happened last night, and Bill brought his vape! More on that, some drum kits that were stolen in Washington that you've probably heard on Poison songs, and Nicko McBrain's final show with Iron Maiden in today's report.

Sammy Hagar returns to the Barrett-Jackson auto auction in Arizona in January to sell a car he owns that used to belong to the late Ronnie Montrose, Bush's debut album is turning 30 today, and Nine Inch Nails is starting to work on new music. 

Pearl Jam is back with another US leg of their Dark Matter tour next year! Details on that, the Soundgarden reunion that's happening next weekend, and the OFFICIAL details about the new Led Zeppelin documentary that's set to drop next year in IMAX theaters!

Details on the Dead & Co. 2025 residency at The Sphere in Vegas that was announced today, plus Gene Simmons describes what the KISS avatar will look like (or at least tries), and some vinyl releases are on tap from Steely Dan and the late Robert Palmer in 2025.