Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Warren Haynes, Robert Jon and the Wreck, Eric Bibb, and Taj Farrant.By Blues Rock Review

Season 1 episodes are back! Get your Bon-Bons and your bouquets, and settle in to listen with that special someone. Happy Valentimes!By The Vaughan Brothers

Season 1 episodes are back! So many candidates, not enough time.By The Vaughan Brothers

Season 1 episodes are back! Sometimes life is hard and you have to be crazy to live, just like an Adam Sandler movie.By The Vaughan Brothers

Season 1 episodes are back! Baw Gawd! That's The Worst Podcast's music!By The Vaughan Brothers

Season 1 episodes are back! The episode that started it all! We had no idea what we were doing, but then again neither does the NFL.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights the announcement of a new Beth Hart album featuring Slash and Eric Gales, plus new releases from Samantha Fish and Marcus Trummer, and an Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan collaboration album is being released in its entirety for the first time.By Blues Rock Review

Blues Rock Weekly highlights Eric Gales going viral, new music from Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Joe Bonamassa, plus Alastair Greene reveals how he came up with the title for his new album ahead of an upcoming appearance on the Blues Rock Show.By Blues Rock Review

Blues Rock Weekly highlights a new Gregg Allman release from his personal archives, plus new music from Devon Allman, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Hamish Anderson, and Sonny Gullage, plus former Bluesbreaker Rocky Athas on John Mayall's recent appearance on his 2024 album.By Blues Rock Review

On Blues Rock Weekly, Walter Trout reveals the greatest electric guitarist that he's ever heard, Joe Bonamassa reacts to his 28th #1 Billboard Blues album, Bywater Call gives us a sneak peek at its new album, plus new music from Tab Benoit and Mojo Thunder.By Blues Rock Review

Blues Rock Weekly remembers the life of John Mayall. Joe Bonamassa shares Mayall's impact on the genre, a heartful thank you to John Mayall from Eric Clapton, Walter Trout reveals how John Mayall asked him to join the Bluesbreakers, plus Warren Haynes announces a new album and new music from Robert Jon and the Wreck and Brave Rival.…

Blues Rock Weekly highlights Joe Bonamassa teaming with Train to cover "Hold on Loosely," Aynsley Lister and Chris Buck check in with Blues Rock Review at Playing With Fire, and new music from Christopher Wyze and the Tellers.By Blues Rock Review

Slash reveals how he picked the acts for his upcoming blues tour, Beth Hart releases a new song, plus new music from Steve Cropper, Robert Jon and the Wreck, Lara Price, and Mojo Thunder.By Blues Rock Review

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Joe Bonamassa, Duane Betts, The Empty Pockets, and Memphis Royal Brothers featuring Bobby Rush.By Blues Rock Review

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Black Country Communion, Cody Dickinson, and Jontavious Willis, plus Slash reveals plans to livestream a show from his upcoming blues tour.By Blues Rock Review

Blues Rock Weekly covers Robin Trower canceling his tour due to health issues, plus unreleased Jeff Healey track's recorded for the movie "Road House" are now available, and new music from Devon Allman, Joanne Shaw Taylor, and Ruthie Foster.By Blues Rock Review

Blues Rock Weekly highlights a new album announcement from Kenny Wayne Shepherd, plus new music from Robert Jon and the Wreck, Brave Rival, Mojo Thunder, and Todd Sharpville.By Blues Rock Review

Ask your mom if you can sleepover!By The Vaughan Brothers

This almost turned into a full episode.By The Vaughan Brothers

Eric Clapton reveals details from his new studio album, plus new music from Albert Castiglia, Chris Cain, Chase Walker Band, and Bywater Call.By Blues Rock Review

You're making this way harder than it has to be.By The Vaughan Brothers

In this country you're free to dry your clothes however you wish.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights Slash teaming with Demi Lovato to cover “Papa Was a Rolling Stone,” new music from Ana Popovic, Joe Bonamassa, and Blue House, plus Jimmie Vaughan undergoes cancer treatment, and the Allman Betts Band announces a new drummer.By Blues Rock Review

A special guest helps us load it up and set it to "Delicates".By The Vaughan Brothers

Turns out we missed a good one.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights winners from the 2024 Blues Music Awards including Christone “Kingfish” Ingram’s big night and multiple award winners, plus new music from Joanne Shaw Taylor, The Cold Stares, Hamish Anderson, and Troy Redfern.By Blues Rock Review

We did fictional dads, now it's time for the moms. Plenty of qualified candidates. Who you got?By The Vaughan Brothers

The episode you didn't know you needed.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Black Country Communion, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Robert Jon and the Wreck, Elles Bailey, Brave Rival, Deep Purple, Eliza Neals, Quinn Sullivan, and Cody Dickinson.By Blues Rock Review

They're just farts in the larvae stage.By The Vaughan Brothers

Strong performance from our listeners this week. Must have been the post Grown-Ups bump.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights the return of the Experience Hendrix tour featuring an all-star lineup including Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Samantha Fish, Christone "Kingfish" Ingram and more, plus new music from Eddie 9V, Deep Purple, and the Georgia Thunderbolts, plus a sneak peek at the Playing With Fire festival featuring some of blues rock's best tale…

Where's your global warming now?By The Vaughan Brothers

Special thanks to Edmund Francis Long for humoring us.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Joe Bonamassa, Little Feat, Alastair Greene, Bywater Call, and Jeff Slate, plus a look at the life of Dickey Betts.By Blues Rock Review

In the tradition of the Roadhouse live episode, TWP is back bringing you the worst of a Sandler classic, in real time. Carve out a couple hours to regale in all the worsts this movie has to offer.By The Vaughan Brothers

The highest praise from Brunner, and Josh Vaughan with an epic line!By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights Slash and Chris Stapleton partnering up with cover Fleetwood Mac's "Oh Well," plus new music from Joanne Shaw Taylor, Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown, The Commoners, and Toronzo Cannon.By Blues Rock Review

Go one and done with us on thisBy The Vaughan Brothers

It's ok, guys. Robocop is officially an action movie.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Black Country Communion, Walter Trout with Dee Snider, Elles Bailey, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Anthony Rosano and the Conqueroos, and McKinley James.By Blues Rock Review

Kicking ass, taking names, and never getting tired or taking a dump... except for Murtaugh.By The Vaughan Brothers

All you need is a dollar and a dream... and the desire to lose everything that matters to you over the roll of the dice.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Quinn Sullivan, The Cold Stares, The Reverend Shawn Amos, Krissy Matthews, and Handsome Jack.By Blues Rock Review

Before you double down on the over of your 8 leg parlay, listen to this.By The Vaughan Brothers

Are there more bad marriage stories than good, at this point?By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa, Paul Benjaman, and a look at Sue Foley's upcoming album.By Blues Rock Review

The knot is tied and the chain is balled?By The Vaughan Brothers

Either you're skipping these episodes or you just don't care.By The Vaughan Brothers

Blues Rock Weekly highlights new music from Joanne Shaw Taylor, Jesse Dayton, Sugaray Rayford, Left Lane Cruiser, and Ross Harding, plus a look at Slash's Serpent Festival.By Blues Rock Review