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RadioBypass Episode 429 | New Music from The Rolling Stones, Asia, John Corabi & More Rock That DESERVES to Be Heard

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Welcome to Episode 429 of RadioBypass!

This week we're celebrating the past, present, and future of rock with another hour of Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard.

Leading the way is brand-new music from The Rolling Stones, alongside fresh tracks from Storm Force, Airborne, Scar Chamber, The Exiles, Asia, Dan Byrne, John Corabi, and Cicadastone. It's another powerful mix of legendary names, established favorites, and exciting artists who deserve a place in every rock fan's playlist.

We also take a moment to celebrate a pair of rock birthdays. Yesterday marked what would have been Ronnie James Dio's birthday, so we honor one of the greatest voices in rock with a classic Dio track. Today we're celebrating Bryan Jay of Dogbone, featuring one of the band's standout songs.

As if that wasn't enough, we revisit the Rolling Stones with a timeless classic and crank up Van Halen for another unforgettable rock moment.

Whether you're discovering your next favorite band or reconnecting with artists who've helped define rock music for generations, Episode 429 delivers another unforgettable hour of music.

This week's playlist:
  • Dio – Cold Feet
  • Dogbone – Bad Blood
  • The Rolling Stones – Side Effects
  • The Rolling Stones – Under My Thumb
  • Storm Force – Silver Lining
  • Airborne – Alive After Death (Last Plane Out)
  • Scar Chamber – Ugly On The Inside
  • Van Halen – Summer Nights
  • The Exiles – Rain Maker
  • Asia – The Traveller (Into The Light)
  • Dan Byrne – Hate Me
  • John Corabi – 1969
  • Cicadastone – Falling In A Coma

Thanks for joining us for another edition of RadioBypass, where we celebrate the legends, champion the future of rock, and bring you Rock and Roll music that DESERVES to be heard.

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