Episode 490 of Concert Pipeline featuring Fastball, in which we chat with Miles Zuniga about his new single “America,” lead up to their 1998 album “All The Pain Money Can Buy” featuring smash its “The Way” and “Out of My Head,” hearing his music on the radio for the first time, playing a 90s cruise, making solo music and having a side band, and their current tour with Bare Naked Ladies and Guster, which hits Mountain Winery in Saratoga on June 24.

Episode 489 of Concert Pipeline features BottleRock 2025 coverage including interviews with Weekend Youth and Miya Folick, as well as performances from Grace Bowers, Allen Stone, and Bella Raye, and culinary demonstrations with Bobby Flay, Ken Griffey Jr. and Noah Kahan.

Episode 488 of Concert Pipeline features BottleRock 2025 coverage including an interview with The Saint Cecilia, as well as performances from Justin Timberlake, Benson Boone, Lawrence, Ava Maybee, Kate Hudson, and culinary demonstrations with Anthony Kiedis (Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Kate Hudson.

Episode 487 of Concert Pipeline features BottleRock 2025 coverage including interviews with Alisun and Miya Folick, as well as performances from Green Day, Sublime, The Alive, The Story So Far, and a culinary demonstration with Flavor Flav.

Episode 487 of Concert Pipeline featuring Rose Paradise. First we chat with Rose about her set at Brick & Mortar, writing her first album at 10 years old, growing up in Stinson Beach, playing with Sid Simons, incorporating in the NY music scene, and her new album “Over the Hill.” We also include a few songs from Rose’s set at Brick & Mortar. Then we review OK Go’s sold out show at The Fillmore and share a couple of songs from their set!

Episode 485 of Concert Pipeline featuring Kurt Deimer and a tribute to former Concert Pipeline guest, Joe Louis Walker, who passed away on April 30 at the age of 75. First we tribute Joe by sharing most of the interview from 2016. We then talk to Kurt Deimer about his need to stop playing music at the age of 20 and coming back to it many years later, touring with Steel Panther and Buckcherry, his horror film career including being killed by Michael Meyers in the 2018 “Halloween,” his own horror franchise “Hillbilly Hollow,” and his new double album “And So It Begins…” which came out May 9.

Episode 484 of Concert Pipeline featuring Sid Simons at Brick and Mortar in San Francisco, in which we talk about his progression through different bands, insisting his brother learn bass for his previous band, pride over his brother being in the movie Iron Claw, living in China and Australia, writing many songs and driving across the country instead of graduating High School, the New York music scene, and his new EP, “The Last American Valentine.”

Episode 483 of Concert Pipeline, featuring coverage of Live in the Vineyard Goes Country’s main event at Uptown Theatre in Napa, with performances from Jordan Davis, Max McNown, RaeLynn, CeCe, Ben Gallaher, and Bradley Gaskin.