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This week on Geekwire, we’re covering possible Poison 2027 live plans, Mötley Crüe’s American Idol appearance, and John 5 responding to backing-track rumors.

We’ll also discuss Geddy Lee’s comments on drummers reaching out after Neil Peart’s passing, Geoff Tate’s unreleased autobiography, Chris Holmes ruling out W.A.S.P., and the upcoming Paul Di’Anno documentary.

Plus, thoughts on new music from Anthrax and The Rolling Stones, and we remember legendary producer Jack Douglas.

All that and more on this edition of Geekwire.

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The Radio Sucks Radio Show returns with a new batch of songs selected by Chris and Aaron.

Chris’ picks focus on 2026 releases, including recent tracks from Tygers of Pan Tang, Crobot, Crown Lands, Rachel Bolan with Danko Jones, and Mustasch

Aaron’s picks include a mix of older cuts and 2026 releases, ranging from Motochrist’s 2000 album 666-Pack to Vain’s 1995 album Fade, along with newer songs from Bakko, Sour Ops, and Bloodstain.

It's a bunch of ear candy in this one. Enjoy!

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Chris’ picks focus on 2026 releases, including recent tracks from Tygers of Pan Tang, Crobot, Crown Lands, Rachel Bolan with Danko Jones, and Mustasch

Aaron’s picks include a mix of older cuts and 2026 releases, ranging from Motochrist’s 2000 album 666-Pack to Vain’s 1995 album Fade, along with newer songs from Bakko, Sour Ops, and Bloodstain.

It's a bunch of ear candy in this one. Enjoy!

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Chris and Aaron are back with another edition of DBG Times, covering a fresh update on the Sebastian Bach / Monsters of Rock Cruise fallout, a look back at notable April rockstar deathdays, milestone album anniversaries, and a batch of new and upcoming rock and metal releases. Big stories, deep cuts, and plenty of side roads await… and much more!

This episode opens with an update connected to Sebastian Bach’s recent meltdown, including added context straight from Stevie Rachelle. From there, the guys remember several names from rock history and rock-adjacent chaos, including Kurt Cobain, Layne Staley, Sam Kinison, Joey Ramone, and Peter Steele… and much more!

The anniversary section revisits a wide range of albums hitting milestone birthdays in 2026, including releases from TOOL, Judas Priest, Temple of the Dog, Van Halen, Ramones, and The Rolling Stones. From classic metal to punk landmarks to Seattle history, there’s a lot to dig into… and much more!

The new releases section checks in on fresh and upcoming music from artists like Corrosion of Conformity, Metal Church, Crimson Glory, Slipknot, Gus G, and Sepultura, offering a quick look at what’s happening now in the hard rock and heavy metal world… and much more!

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GeekWire 04.22.26 is packed with the usual mix of rock drama, reunion talk, tour news, and a few curveballs. This week we’re covering Ted Poley walking back his Sebastian Bach rant, new Slayer anniversary shows, Billy Corgan’s latest NWA move, KISS adding more live activity in Vegas, Alice Cooper hitting the road with a new guitarist, and more from the worlds of Poison, Iron Maiden, Accept, Motörhead, Blue Murder, and beyond. We also touch on one non-rock side story about the iPod making a comeback with listeners looking for a distraction-free music experience.

Stories covered in this episode:

Ted Poley takes the blame and says he regrets publicly going off on Sebastian Bach

Slayer announces California and Minnesota shows celebrating 40 years of Reign In Blood

Kyle Thomas says arguing over Pantera’s connection to Exhorder is pointless

Billy Corgan lands a major TV deal for the National Wrestling Alliance

Joel Hoekstra joins Stephen Pearcy’s solo band for the 2026 tour

David Reece says he’d love to take part in Accept’s 50th anniversary activity

Phil Campbell’s sons will honor their late father at this year’s Hella Rock Festival

Iron Maiden will not attend the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction due to touring commitments in Australia

KISS will perform two unmasked shows as part of the 2026 KISS Kruise: Landlocked in Vegas

Alice Cooper launches his spring 2026 U.S. tour with new guitarist Anna Cara

T3RMINAL says fans will be surprised by a sound that doesn’t resemble Tesla, W.A.S.P., or Saliva

Steve Brown says he believes he can help Jon Bon Jovi get his voice into shape for a 2026 tour

Bret Michaels says 2027 could be the right time for a Poison reunion

Rikki Rockett announces Rockett Mafia shows celebrating 40 years of Look What The Cat Dragged In

Carmine Appice wants to record a Blue Murder tribute project with guest musicians

Ace Frehley bandmate Ryan Spencer Cook defends the decision to celebrate a late KISS legend’s legacy

A new generation is reviving the iPod for distraction-free listening

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This week we dive into one of rock’s most hysterical and revealing cultural flashpoints: the Satanic Panic. From Robert Johnson crossroads mythology and Screamin’ Jay Hawkins to Black Sabbath, KISS, Iron Maiden, Ozzy, Slayer, and beyond, we trace how devil imagery, shock rock, media fearmongering, church protests, and moral crusades helped turn hard rock and metal into public enemy number one.

We get into the Peters Brothers and the anti-rock movement, KISS concert protests, the PMRC hearing, the Filthy Fifteen, Richard Ramirez and AC/DC, the Judas Priest backmasking trial, Norwegian black metal church burnings, and the later scapegoating of Marilyn Manson after Columbine. We also follow the thread into more modern acts like Ghost, The Pretty Reckless, and Twin Temple, showing how Satanic imagery evolved from public scandal into branding, theater, provocation, and pop culture tradition.

If you’ve ever wondered how rock music became the target of preachers, parents, politicians, and nightly news panic, this is the episode for you.

What are your memories of Satanic Panic and what impact do you think it had? Let us know in the comments. 

We hope you enjoy Episode 666 - Satanic Panic.

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