Pariah Burke and the Hard, Heavy & Hair family produce several weekly, daily, and special shows, and we’re always working on more ways to give Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, and Hair Band fans even more awesome content and more ways to damage their hearing and annoy the neighbors on every device, everywhere, every when!
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Long-Form Weekly Show
The Hard, Heavy & Hair Show
2-Hour Weekly Show
Think House of Hair meets Sirius XM Octane with a dash of Howard Stern and a splash of Eddie Trunk.
The show features two hours of heart-pounding, guitar-crunching, head-banging Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, and Hair Bands from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 20-teens, 2020s, and all the way up to today–because Hard Rock, Metal, and Hair didn’t end in 1991!
Short-Form Daily Vignette Shows
Pariah Burke’s Front Row Ticket
Each day of the week, 365 days per year, Pariah Burke’s Front Row Ticket plays a live concert recording of one song (two on Saturdays and Sundays) from artists across many sub-genres of Rock N’ Roll. One day it could be Classic Rock with Led Zeppelin, the next 80s Hair Metal with Poison, and the next a 2019 Elvis cover by Greta Van Fleet. What matters is that it’s live, it’s energetic, it’s Rock N’ Roll, and it transports you to the front row of the concert!
Crüe Cúts with Paríah Bûrke
Crüe Cúts with Paríah Bûrke is a daily vignette, or short form show, aired throughout the broadcast day on FM, AM, and Internet radio stations around the world.
The format is simple: Crüe Cúts with Paríah Bûrke plays only Motley Crue recordings–one Crue hit, one Crue deep cut, demo, or rarity–back-to-back. New shows every day of the week, 365 days per year.
Pariah Burke’s Rare Hair
When was the last time you heard that song on the radio?
That’s what Pariah Burke’s Rare Hair does: every day of the week, 365 days a year, Pariah Burke plays one of those 80s or 90s, and sometimes even late-70s and early-2000s, Hard Rock, Hair Metal, or Glam songs that used to be on the radio, but never gets airplay any more. Monday through Friday, hear one of your long lost favorites, and two on Saturdays and Sundays.