Rock At Night Magazine
A glimpse into the rock music entertainment industry--today and yesterday--as well as other genres. Rock At Night provides interviews with fresh up and coming bands around the world as well as classic staples.
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- Aug 30, 2026
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Chatting with Blackie Lawless of W.A.S.P. (opens the original)
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Blackie Lawless of W.A.S.P. discusses the early days of the Sunset Strip (and how he was there the night Van Halen signed their record deal), the censorship movement of the Eighties, and teaming up with another legend in K.K. Downing of Judas Priest. [...]
Chatting with UK band Formal Sppeedwear (opens the original)
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UK band Formal Sppeedwear sit down with Rock At Night to discuss the deep roots of Stoke-on-Trent and Northern Soul, the parental musical influences that shaped them, and how composing music during the COVID lockdowns ultimately kick-started the band. We also dive into how their multi-instrumental backgrounds drive their unique composition process, and look ahead to their packed schedule of future gigs—including upcoming festivals, an appearance on BBC Radio 6, and a potential run at SXSW. [...]
Chatting with the garage punk band Taxi Girls (opens the original)
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In this interview Taxi Girls discuss the creation of their latest album, Static, how the four ladies found each other in the Montreal scene, and just HOW personal are those songs for the members of the band. [...]
Chatting with Chris Barnes of The Australian Pink Floyd Show (opens the original)
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Chris Barnes of the Australian Pink Floyd discussed the appeal of tribute bands, what goes into delivering the best performance in tribute to a legendary act, and what keeps it fresh. [...]
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