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Each week, nationally syndicated host LA Lloyd welcomes rock's biggest artists for exclusive conversations, sharing the stories behind the songs, new music, and the moments fans don't hear anywhere else. Explore the complete Rock 30 experience at lalloyd.com.

  1. vor 2 Tagen

    Blake Coddington | Letdown: When Making Music for Yourself Connects With Millions

    Blake Coddington built letdown. by doing something that sounds simple—making music for himself. But songs born from some of the hardest moments of his life began connecting with millions of people. Blake joins LA Lloyd to talk about the personal struggle that started letdown., the sacrifices that came with its sudden growth, writing songs like “Empty” that aren’t always easy to share, and why “Do It For The Love” captures the reason he keeps making music. It’s a conversation about success, vulnerability and what happens when the music you need to make for yourself becomes something other people need too.

  2. 12. Aug.

    Jake Diab | Autumn Kings: Success Without Losing Yourself

    Success may have brought Autumn Kings to a bigger stage, but Jake Diab believes the journey matters just as much as the destination. Jake joins LA Lloyd to talk about the upcoming album Epiphanies, the continued rise of “Gone, Gone, Gone,” and what success looks like without losing sight of why you started making music in the first place. There’s also a road story Jake—and LA Lloyd—won’t soon forget. When the band’s van broke down in rural Wisconsin, a complete stranger named Ernie handed over the keys to his own vehicle so Autumn Kings could make the next show. It became a reminder that sometimes the most meaningful moments on the road have nothing to do with the stage. Continue the conversation with Rock 30: Read the full Autumn Kings feature: lalloyd.com Watch the complete interview on Rock 30 TV: Rock 30 TV Hear more artist interviews: The LA Lloyd Podcast Listen to Rock 30 Radio 24/7: Rock 30 Radio

  3. 3. Aug.

    Kingdom Collapse: Survivor — The Song That Became Someone's Story

    When Kingdom Collapse wrote "Survivor," they hoped it would inspire listeners facing difficult battles. They never imagined one fan's story would forever change the meaning of the song. Jonathan Norris and Aaron Smith join LA Lloyd on the Rock 30 to discuss the emotional impact of "Survivor," the responsibility that comes with writing deeply personal music, and why genuine connection with fans continues to drive the band forward. It's a conversation about resilience, purpose, and the moments that remind artists why they create music.

  4. 29. Juli

    Story Of The Year | Staying Connected After 25 Years

    More than two decades after Page Avenue introduced Story Of The Year to the world, the band continues to evolve while staying true to the passion that first connected with fans. Dan Marsala joins LA Lloyd on the Rock 30 to discuss the new single "Disconnected," how fatherhood has changed life on and off the stage, songs that took years to become fan favorites, and why this chapter has become one of the most creatively fulfilling of the band's career. It's an honest conversation about longevity, creativity, and what success really means after 25 years in rock.

  5. 20. Juli

    Ryan Perdz | More Than A Cover Song

    Every artist has a beginning. For Ryan Perdz, it started with family, a few cover songs, and a determination to find his own voice. In this Rock 30 conversation with LA Lloyd, Ryan opens up about the people who shaped his journey, the moments that changed his life, and the stories behind the music as he continues to carve out his place in rock. New episodes of Rock 30 are released every Monday. Connect with Rock 30: 🎸 Website: https://lalloyd.com 🎙️ Podcast: https://lalloyd.podbean.com/ 📺 Rock 30 TV: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLITHJ-10UdqprgYTCoq0OUSGO0fcSEJyN  #RyanPerdz #Rock30 #Rock30TV #RockPodcast #MusicInterview

  6. 17. Juli

    Tyler Connolly | Theory of a Deadman: Still Evolving After All These Years

    After nearly three decades together, Theory of a Deadman isn't interested in repeating the past. In his 18th appearance on Rock 30, Tyler Connolly shares why the band's new chapter is driven by creative freedom—from embracing EPs as "small batches of Kentucky bourbon" to making music on the band's own terms rather than following the traditional album cycle. Tyler also dives into the stories behind Part 1: Funeral Songs, including the surprisingly relatable inspiration for "Winnebago (Lay Low)" and the emotional meaning behind "Barricade." Along the way, he reflects on nearly 30 years with the same bandmates, what younger bands are teaching him, life after leaving a major label, and why he actually sleeps better on a tour bus than at home. It's an honest, funny, and revealing conversation with one of Rock 30's most frequent guests—and proof that some bands continue to evolve without ever losing who they are.

  7. 29. Juni

    Spencer Charnas: From Horror Fan To Horror Family

    `` He grew up loving two things: Metallica and horror movies. Then both became part of his story. Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills shares the lesson that led him from horror fan to becoming part of the horror family. From Silver Scream Con to finding your own voice instead of chasing everyone else's, this conversation goes far beyond music. If you've ever wondered when to stop following the crowd and start trusting yourself, this one is for you. LA Lloyd welcomes Spencer Charnas for an honest conversation about Metallica, creativity, building Ice Nine Kills, working with McKenna Grace, and why the biggest opportunities often begin the moment you choose your own path.

  8. 22. Juni

    Kenny Wayne Shepherd: These Songs Mean More To Me Today Than They Did At 18

    Kenny Wayne Shepherd joins LA Lloyd to reflect on Ledbetter Heights (30th Anniversary Sessions), the album he recorded while still in high school. Thirty years later, Kenny talks about revisiting those songs, rediscovering the original guitar tones, the musicians who influenced him, and why some of the music means more to him today than it did when he first recorded it at age 18.

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Each week, nationally syndicated host LA Lloyd welcomes rock's biggest artists for exclusive conversations, sharing the stories behind the songs, new music, and the moments fans don't hear anywhere else. Explore the complete Rock 30 experience at lalloyd.com.

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