Gerry Casey interviews Billy Bucklers of the UK band Billobucklers, highlighting Billy’s authentic songwriting and energetic performances. Rooted in Leicester and Nottingham, the band blends punchy rock with strong lyrical content, emphasizing connection over trends. With a focus on live engagement, Billobucklers is earning its reputation one show at a time.
Claudia Cane, a prominent figure in music for nearly 25 years, first gained recognition in Germany through TV theme songs. After training in London, she released her debut album in 2000 and gained further acclaim as a supporting act for AC/DC in 2001. Her powerful voice has drawn comparisons to legends and continues to captivate live audiences.
In episode #322 of “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey,” Coastland Fair joins an array of artists including Orianthi, The Black Crowes, and Fleetwood Mac. The show features a diverse mix of tracks reflecting various rock genres, highlighting both new talents and legendary musicians.
Samuel Wilbur’s new album, Ivory Tower, showcases his commitment to spotlighting female voices in Minneapolis while addressing urgent social issues. Collaborating with respected producers, he creates a rich indie rock opera that reflects modern America’s chaos and hope. The 13-track concept album urges awareness and action amidst climate and social crises.
Can’t Get Enough: A Tribute to Bad Company is the first tribute album celebrating the iconic English rock band. Featuring ten diverse artists, the album updates Bad Company’s classic tracks while honoring their bluesy rock roots. Standout renditions include HARDY and Halestorm, showcasing the band’s enduring influence across genres.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #320 features an array of guests and musical tracks. Highlights include Gwyn Ashton, The Rolling Stones, Robert Plant, and Billy Boy Miskimmin, among others, showcasing a diverse lineup of rock and blues songs, reflecting a vibrant music scene and rich variety of genres.
Preacher Stone, formed by guitarist Marty Hill and vocalist Ronnie Riddle, aims to revive Southern rock with a modern flair. Their breakout song, “Not Today,” featured in Sons of Anarchy, propelled their popularity. Known for energetic live performances, they blend hard rock, country, and blues, solidifying their status as a top-tier Southern rock band.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #320 features an array of guests and musical tracks. Highlights include Gwyn Ashton, The Rolling Stones, Robert Plant, and Billy Boy Miskimmin, among others, showcasing a diverse lineup of rock and blues songs, reflecting a vibrant music scene and rich variety of genres.
Gerry Casey’s “Turn it Up” show #318 features a diverse lineup of rock artists, including Star Collector and Gypsy Pistoleros. The episode highlights a variety of tracks, ranging from classic rock anthems to contemporary hits, creating an engaging listening experience for fans of the genre.
Sari Schorr, a Blues-Rock artist recognized for her powerful vocals and socially conscious lyrics, emerged with her debut album “A Force of Nature.” Her music reflects personal struggles and global issues, emphasizing unity and compassion. Beyond music, she engages in humanitarian work and advocates for various social causes, embodying resilience and activism.
Gerry Casey’s “Turn it Up” show #318 features a diverse lineup of rock artists, including Star Collector and Gypsy Pistoleros. The episode highlights a variety of tracks, ranging from classic rock anthems to contemporary hits, creating an engaging listening experience for fans of the genre.
Star Collector is a Vancouver-based rock & roll band known for high-energy performances and a melodic sound. With extensive touring and collaborations with prominent musicians, they blend classic and modern influences. Despite changes in their rhythm section, their consistent vision and energy establish them as enduring figures in indie rock.
The Turn it Up with Gerry Casey show #316 features an array of guests and performances. Highlights include Jessey Jackson, Scott McDonald, and Nikki Sparks, alongside tracks like “Gimme All Your Lovin'” and “Bohemian.” The lineup also features renowned artists like The Who, Eric Clapton, and Jimi Hendrix, delivering a diverse musical experience.
Revenant, formed in 2023, is a UK rock band known for their powerhouse sound with southern influences. Their debut EP, What A Time To Be Alive, released in May 2024, received critical acclaim. Their music blends various styles and tells compelling stories, resonating with fans. A busy touring schedule lies ahead, promising further success.
The Turn it Up with Gerry Casey show #316 features an array of guests and performances. Highlights include Jessey Jackson, Scott McDonald, and Nikki Sparks, alongside tracks like “Gimme All Your Lovin'” and “Bohemian.” The lineup also features renowned artists like The Who, Eric Clapton, and Jimi Hendrix, delivering a diverse musical experience.
The show “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” features a variety of musical guests and artists, including Michael Allman, Robert Jon & The Wreck, and Paul Brady. A diverse setlist includes songs ranging from rock to blues, showcasing talents like Three Days Grace and Jerry Lee Lewis, creating an engaging musical experience.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #310 features various musical guests including Alan Maris of The Wanted, Santiago Periotti & The Soul Movers, and performances from artists like Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Joan Jett. The playlist spans rock genres with songs like “Hammer Of The Gods” and “Addicted To Love.”
Annika Chambers and Paul DesLauriers collaborate on their album “Our Time To Ride,” blending blues, soul, and rock. Chambers, influenced by gospel and the blues, has a diverse background, while DesLauriers is an acclaimed guitarist. The album features original songs and covers, showcasing their musical chemistry and soulful storytelling.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #310 features various musical guests including Alan Maris of The Wanted, Santiago Periotti & The Soul Movers, and performances from artists like Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Joan Jett. The playlist spans rock genres with songs like “Hammer Of The Gods” and “Addicted To Love.”
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #310 features various musical guests including Alan Maris of The Wanted, Santiago Periotti & The Soul Movers, and performances from artists like Metallica, Black Sabbath, and Joan Jett. The playlist spans rock genres with songs like “Hammer Of The Gods” and “Addicted To Love.”
In episode #309 of “Turn it Up” hosted by Gerry Casey, a diverse lineup of musical guests, including Rusty Ends, Alice Cooper, and W.A.S.P., is featured. The show showcases various rock tracks, highlighting artists with unique styles and notable songs, such as “Feed My Frankenstein” by Alice Cooper and “Burn It To The Ground” by Nickelback.
Gerry Casey’s “Turn it Up” show #306 features a diverse array of musical guests and tracks, including Emma Wilson, Bad Company, and Bob Marley. The playlist showcases genres ranging from blues to rock, highlighting songs like “Good Lovin’ Gone Bad” and “Thunder Road,” along with engaging performances by various artists.
Gerry Casey’s “Turn it Up” show #306 features a diverse array of musical guests and tracks, including Emma Wilson, Bad Company, and Bob Marley. The playlist showcases genres ranging from blues to rock, highlighting songs like “Good Lovin’ Gone Bad” and “Thunder Road,” along with engaging performances by various artists.
The Scarlet Goodbye, featuring Minnesota musicians Dan Murphy and Jeff Arundel, recently released their acclaimed album Hopes Eternal. Their upcoming second album, El Camino Adios, set to drop on March 14, 2025, explores themes of change through poignant storytelling. The single “Raylene” demonstrates their artistic depth and emotional resonance.
Vince Santoro is a veteran drummer, vocalist, and songwriter based in Nashville, known for his role with Felix Cavaliere’s Rascals and commitment to musicians’ rights as Secretary/Treasurer of the Nashville Musicians Association. With a diverse career spanning over five decades, he recently released his solo album, Exposed, showcasing his storytelling and musical talents.
Katy Tessman is a singer-songwriter whose music, steeped in personal experiences of survival and resilience, blends Americana and folk-rock. With her rich voice, she resonates deeply with audiences through uplifting themes. Her momentum in the Minnesota music scene continues, highlighted by her 2023 album Fly and the publication of her acclaimed children’s book.
Gerry Casey’s “Turn it Up” show #306 features a diverse array of musical guests and tracks, including Emma Wilson, Bad Company, and Bob Marley. The playlist showcases genres ranging from blues to rock, highlighting songs like “Good Lovin’ Gone Bad” and “Thunder Road,” along with engaging performances by various artists.
Emma Wilson, a talented soul and blues singer from North East England, captivates audiences with her expressive voice and heartfelt performances. Her debut album, “Wish Her Well,” earned her the Emerging Blues Artist of the Year award. Collaborating with renowned musicians, her follow-up, “Memphis Calling,” showcases her musical versatility and depth, solidifying her place in the industry.
Jeff Chaz, born in Louisiana, is a prominent figure in Southern music, transitioning from trombone and trumpet to guitar and vocals. He’s known for his collaborations with blues legends and his award-winning performances. His new EP, “Apartment 14,” features a mix of rhythmic instrumentals and soulful lyrics, showcasing his mastery in blues music.
The Toy Factory Project made its debut at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, presenting a blend of southern rock and bluegrass. Led by drummer Paul T. Riddle, the ensemble honored the legacy of Toy Caldwell, featuring renowned musicians. The concert captivated a crowd of 12,000 while reviving classic songs with a fresh take.
Doug MacLeod, a blues musician born in 1946, overcame a challenging childhood, using music to express and connect. Notable for his unique storytelling and soulful voice, he has released numerous albums, winning several Blues Music Awards. His latest works, “Raw Blues 1” and “Raw Blues 2,” continue his legacy, bridging blues history with fresh themes.
The “Turn it Up with Gerry Casey” show #305 features an array of musical guests including Gwyn Ashton, Andrea Dawson, and Hell To Pay. The playlist showcases various tracks from artists like Buddy Guy, Joe Bonamassa, and The Rolling Stones, blending blues and rock influences for an engaging listening experience.
Lisa Mann, a two-time Blues Music Award winner from Portland, blends southern warmth and rock dynamics in her powerful blues vocals. Drawing inspiration from legends, she crafts authentic songs and performs with notable artists. Beyond music, she mentors neuro-diverse performers, showcasing versatility in various projects, including traditional metal and symphonic rock.
Gwyn Ashton is a dynamic Australian alt-blues rock guitarist, singer, and one-man band, known for electrifying performances and a new album, Mojosoul. He tours extensively internationally and collaborates with renowned artists. With a gritty sound and magnetic stage presence, Ashton is celebrated among blues rock legends and continues to push musical boundaries.
Ross Thorn, an Americana singer-songwriter from Wisconsin, releases his second album “Tries Fitting In” on August 8th, 2024, following his debut “Hugo.” Featuring themes of empathy and inclusion, the album showcases Thorn’s unique sound with instrumental support. He expresses hope for connection and belonging through his music.
Maria Muldaur, known for her hit “Midnight on the Oasis,” explores American Roots Music in her album “One Hour Mama: The Blues Of Victoria Spivey.” Acknowledged as a trailblazer, Muldaur’s diverse musical journey includes collaborations with notable artists. This project showcases her emotional depth and commitment to the blues genre.
A Tribute to the King of Zydeco celebrates Clifton Chenier’s influence on American music, featuring The Rolling Stones and various artists honoring his legacy. The album, produced by C.C. Adcock, combines zydeco with artists’ diverse styles while supporting a scholarship in Chenier’s name. It highlights his innovative contributions and vibrant musical spirit.
“Turn it Up” with Gerry Casey features an eclectic mix of music in show #304, including legendary artists like The Beach Boys, Alice Cooper, and Bob Dylan. The playlist highlights various genres, showcasing tracks like “Good Vibrations,” “Wild Ones,” and “Blowing In The Wind,” celebrating diverse musical talents and styles.
Davis Coen’s tenth album, “These Things Shall Pass,” explores spiritual themes through a mix of classic hymns and original songs, including collaborations with Patrick McClary. Coen’s music blends contemporary country-blues, influenced by his Southern roots and extensive touring. His work has received notable media recognition and features across various platforms.
The British Broadcasting Corporation is an exceptional band featuring seasoned musicians Bob Cranham, Dave Williamson, Ben Keen, and Barry Cook. Known for their extensive experience and humor, they deliver a unique sound. Each member has a rich background, collaborating with notable artists and showcasing versatility in various genres.
The Boneshakers, led by Randy Jacobs, release their new album “Live To Be This” on Gulf Coast Records, showcasing vibrant blues, soul, and rock. Featuring powerhouse vocalist Jenny Langer and an all-star guest lineup, the album honors their legacy with innovative originals and reimagined covers, melding Detroit soul with Southern influences.
Amina Claudine Myers, celebrated as a NEA Jazz Master, blends her gospel roots with avant-garde influences in her album “Solace of the Mind.” Featuring original compositions like “African Blues” and reimagined tunes, her music evokes meditation and emotional depth, reflecting her rich musical journey within the AACM and beyond.
Teskey is an independent blues band formed in 2024, featuring Brandon Teskey, Brandon Gaddy, Matt Baldwin, and Peter Murphy. Their debut album “White Wolf” includes eleven original songs addressing themes such as heartbreak and resilience. The emotive instrumentals and lyrics reflect personal struggles, especially Teskey’s wife’s battle with cancer.
Cassie Taylor, daughter of blues artist Otis Taylor, returns with a new album exploring gospel-infused blues and soul after a decade away from music due to mental health struggles. The ensemble features notable tracks like “Downward Road” and “Respect Yourself,” showcasing her journey of reclaiming identity in her artistic legacy.
Jennifer Lyn & The Groove Revival, since their 2021 debut EP, have made significant strides in the blues genre, reaching #4 on the Billboard Blues chart. Led by vocalist Jennifer Lyn and guitarist Richard Torrance, the band combines traditional blues with modern influences, earning seven Independent Blues Music Award nominations and consistently ranking in blues radio charts.
The Turn it Up with Gerry Casey show #298 features guest band Ghost Hounds and a diverse playlist including artists like Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, and Celine Dion. The show showcases various genres and songs, blending classic and contemporary hits, providing listeners with an engaging musical experience.
Willie Nile, born Robert Noonan, is a Buffalo-native musician celebrated for his 21st album, “The Great Yellow Light.” Produced with Stewart Lerman, it features a blend of rock and poignant lyrics across various tracks. Nile has garnered a devoted following and admiration from notable artists, emphasizing his influence in modern music.
D.K. Harrell, born in 1998 in Louisiana, is a rising blues artist who grew up influenced by legends like B.B. King. He debuted with “The Right Man” in 2023, earning acclaim and awards. His album showcases his songwriting skills and features a blend of emotional tracks that reflect personal and societal themes.
Cormac Neeson, frontman of Northern Irish rock band The Answer, has evolved his musical career over two decades. Known for powerful vocals, he shifted from hard rock to Americana with his solo album White Feather. Currently leading a seven-piece band, California Irish, he embraces a new folk-rock style, showcasing his artistic versatility.
Colin John and Long Tall Deb release their third album “Light It Up” featuring varied influences like R&B, blues, and funk. The album includes original songs addressing themes like love and societal issues, alongside covers. With powerful lyrics, it aims to ignite change and meaningful discussions in today’s world.