The Prog Report

Mark Michell, bassist for Scale the Summit talks about the band's previous tour with Glass Cloud, the latest with the band and surviving in the current music industry.

New interview with Flying Colors vocalist, Casey McPherson. Casey discusses the band's new album, Second Nature, how the songs came together and arguing about the album artwork.

Doug Ott, guitarist and songwriter for Enchant, talks about the return of the band, the new album "The Great Divide" and how some of the new songs came together.

Big Wreck's Ian Thornely discusses the band's latest album Ghosts, how Big Wreck came back and opening for Dream Theater over a decade ago.

Ray Wilson, singer/songwriter and former vocalist for Genesis reflects on his 20 year career, his time with Genesis and more.

Simone Dow from Voyager talks about the band's new album "V", what it's like being a Prog metal band in Australia and the struggles of the music business.

Steve Babb and Fred Schendel from Glass Hammer talk about the current state of the band, the latest album “Ode to Echo” and what its like to be a Prog band in Tennessee.

Michael Wilton, Queensryche guitarist, talks about the recent settlement regarding the Queensryche name rights, the recent album and tour, and reuniting with Chris DeGarmo at a Seattle Seahawks halftime show.

Jordan Rudess, Dream Theater‘s keyboard genius, talks about the band’s current tour, how they choose the setlist, his keyboard setup, recent solo albums, his latest music apps and upcoming plans for the band.

Kip Winger talks about the new Winger album Better Days Comin', which features some Prog influenced tracks such as the new single “Tin Soldier”.