The Redemption... w/Rick Hughes of Sword and Saints & Sinners.

The OG's Are In The House... w/Troy Williver & Jamie Lynch

Joining Gen X Joe this week to begin Season 2, Episode 1 will be Original 8 (OG8) members Troy Williver and Jaime Lynch. These guests are just two of the members of OG8 that are a collective of powerhouse musicians redefining the landscape of rock and roll. Comprised of seasoned veterans this emerging supergroup is primed to take the industry by storm. The band's origin is rooted in decades of musical collaboration, friendship and a shared ideological belief system of love of music over pursuit of ego. In early 2023, Troy Williver’s search for an iconic vocalist led him to Jaime Lynch, a powerhouse vocalist and electric presence that was captivating audiences in Vegas the and solidified her as the missing piece needed to cement OG8’s status as a collective force. Additionally, OG8’s other bandmates share undeniable talent, an already established friendship, as they played together in various collaborations spanning decades.

You Know What They Say About Vegas... w/Robby Vegas

As Episode 20 brings Season 1 of the Youth Gone Mild Podcast to an end, Gen X Joe's guest this week is Robby Vegas, a multifaceted performer who brings high energy to music and wrestling. With credits including opening for major rock bands and holding titles in the wrestling world, he's also the host of the podcast 'All Bets Are Off.' Enjoy this slobber knocker of an episode.

Atomik Train Keeps A Rollin'... with guests Junior Bourcier and Francios Babin.

In Season 1, Episode 19, a Double Dose of Denim Week continues on the Youth Gone Mild Podcast, where it's, + 2 episodes - 1 week = zero apologies. For this episode, host Gen X Joe has one of the biggest, current Canadian rock bands on the show, Atomik Train. Founders François Babin: aka Bab's on vocals, and Junior Bourcier on lead guitar, join Gen X Joe to introduce the band to the US and advise listeners they're also a sonic force of nature. According to Gen X Joe, not only are they a sonic force with their music, but when François and Junior get together, it's a no-holds-barred comedy fest. But, all joking aside, François and Junior are serious when discussing Atomik Train's self-titled debut album, which they call a full-throttle ride through rebellion, resilience, and raw emotion. Produced by John Webster (Aerosmith, Alice Cooper, Motley Crue) and recorded at Montreal's Planet Studios, the album features 11 explosive tracks. This episode will either make you an immediate fan of Atomik Train or leave you scratching your head wondering what Gen X Joe got himself into! Streaming 6/3/36 wherever you're get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by Celebrity Events by Lisa MediaStar. celebrityeventsrock.com #HairNation #MeltdownRocks #KNAC #KerrangMagazine #BLABBERMOUTHNET #SleazeRoxx

Rock, Roll & Melatonin... with Joseph Azzopardi of Upper Lip

In a Double Dose of Denim Week, Gen X Joe welcomes to Season 1, Episode 18, from GOZO, the land of the Megalithic Temples in the heart of the Maltese archipelago islands, Upper Lip guitarist, Joseph Azzopardi. According to Gen X Joe this band brings the 1980's nostalgic metal sound with an unwavering passion. In the interview, Azzopardi discusses how his song writing influences derive from the splendid nature surrounding the beautiful island, as well as personal demons helped carve their sound. So, please don't miss this week's episode, Azzopardi stayed up after midnight to give you this interview. That's rock n roll right there! Streaming 6/3/36 wherever you're get your podcasts. This episode is sponsored by Celebrity Events by Lisa MediaStar. celebrityeventsrock.com #HairNation #SleazeRoxx #meltdownrocks #KNAC #KerrangMagazine #BLABBERMOUTHNET

The Redemption... w/Rick Hughes of Sword and Saints & Sinners.

In this week's episode, Season 1, Episode 17 of the Youth Gone Mild Podcast, guest Rick Hughes discusses with host Gen X Joe his newest solo album 'Redemption' where he reunites members of one of Ozzy Osbourne most iconic line-ups for a cover of The Who's 'The Real Me' - Brad Gillis, Rudy Sarzo and Tommy Aldridge. Canadian-born Hughes is renowned for his powerful and versatile voice as the lead singer of the legendary metal band Sword and the hard-rock band Saints & Sinners. With hundreds of headlining shows in Canada, America, Europe, and Japan, and superb stage performances opening for bands like Metallica, Motorhead, and Alice Cooper; Hughes spared no expense in recording his debut international solo album, 'Redemption', collaborating with producer John Webster, who has worked with Aerosmith, Mötley Crüe, and AC/DC. This is surely to be a great interview with an already great album released for Rick Hughes and rock fans alike.