Rev your engines for another high-octane episode of ‘The Fab Guy on a Bike Show’ with DJ Moto on Hard Rock Hell Radio. This Monday session kicks off with the timeless power of Van Halen and Black Sabbath, setting a nostalgic yet energetic tone. Moto introduces an exciting new interactive element to the broadcast, encouraging listeners worldwide to engage via his new live chat room at djmoto.uk/live for instant shout-outs and song requests. The playlist is a masterclass in variety, seamlessly transitioning from the classic hard rock of UFO and David Lee Roth to cutting-edge tracks from Helsinki’s Discipline and the Dallas metalcore scene. Between the heavy hitters, Moto finds time for the ‘mellow’ side of rock with Ben Real and Sam Donald, proving that even a show built on carnage has its soulful moments. As the gears shift toward the finale, the show culminates in a legendary double-bill of AC/DC and Guns N’ Roses, leaving listeners ready to take on the week ahead.

0:00:00
Cranking Up the Gears
DJ Moto kicks off a high-octane Monday night session with classics from Van Halen and Black Sabbath.

0:10:00
Interactive Radio & The Live Chat Room
Moto explains how to join the live community at djmoto.uk/live for shout-outs and real-time requests.

0:25:35
New Music: Big Band Voodoo & Running Man
Diving into fresh tracks from Big Band of Boom and the eclectic sounds of Derek Davis.

0:45:15
Helsinki to Hollywood: Discipline & Yankee Rose
Moto explores international sounds with Finland’s Headphone Jacks and Black Flies, followed by a trip back to 1986 with David Lee Roth.

1:10:20
Yesterday’s Kids & The New Metalcore Scene
A look at the evolving rock landscape, featuring Metalcore from Dallas-based Lost In Separation and the latest from The Astronauts.

1:35:50
Mellow Melodies to Loud Guitars
Slowing down with Sam Donald and Ben Real before cranking the volume back up with Open Sight and Anthony Gomes.

1:50:10
The Final Stretch: Twisted Overdrive
Closing the show with high-energy tracks from Mason Hill and Michael Munro, leading into the final hard rock anthems.

2:00:00
Final Out: Highway to Hell
DJ Moto signs off with the ultimate classic pairing: AC/DC and Guns N’ Roses.

In this high-energy episode of ‘The Fab Guy on a Bike Show,’ blending a professional radio delivery with a deep passion for the rock and metal community.

The show opens with a heartfelt tribute to ‘the ones left behind,’ acknowledging the bittersweet nature of spring for the biking community. As the gear shifts, Moto introduces a slew of new music, including the epic sounds of Fates Hand from Australia and the melodic craftsmanship of Jason Charles Miller.

The episode doesn’t just look forward; it takes a nostalgic turn with tracks from Nerve Star’s ‘White Hot’ era, capturing that authentic 1980s California barroom boogie. Listeners also get an exclusive drop from London-based rockers Night Thieves and the progressive sounds of Open Sight.

Throughout the broadcast, Moto encourages audience interaction, directing fans to his digital home at djmoto.uk for requests and archived episodes, ensuring the spirit of the show lives on long after the final track fades.

0:00Springtime Reflections and OpeningDJ Moto welcomes listeners to Hard Rock Calgary, reflecting on the start of spring and remembering those no longer with us.

18:25 New Pipeline Tracks & Fates HandA look at some of the fresh heavy metal tracks hitting the airwaves, featuring Fates Hand from Australia.

45:10 The Ex-Bombers & Star RidersA special shout-out from the garage rock duo The Ex-Bombers followed by tracks from Jason Charles Miller and Star Riders.

1:12:40 Retro Booth: Nerve Star & White HotDiving into the retro sounds of Nerve Star and the classic 80s ‘Winner Takes All’ vibes.

1:35:15 Requests and Digital ArchivesInformation on how to request songs and where to find previous shows at djmoto.uk.

1:50:20 Night Thieves & Final SetThe home stretch featuring Night Thieves and Phoenix Lake as we wrap up another high-octane episode.

In this high-octane episode of ‘Teh Fab Guy on a Bike Show,’ DJ Moto delivers a masterclass in rock and metal broadcasting. Opening with a patriotic southern rock anthem, the show quickly transitions into the heart of the UK rock scene. Moto spends time reflecting on the changing seasons and the impending motorcycle weather, while spinning a diverse mix that ranges from the brand-new industrial sounds of Joan of Arc and Stone Trip to the legendary riffs of Iron Maiden and WASP.

Beyond the music, DJ Moto shares personal anecdotes from his time in the gym and his long history attending iconic festivals like Monsters of Rock at Donington. He also addresses the unfortunate cancellation of Spring Break, offering a musical tribute to Tygers of Pan Tang for those who missed out. With a mix of professional insight and relatable banter, this episode is a quintessential journey through the past, present, and future of hard rock.

[0:00] Cranking it Up with DJ Moto — DJ Moto kicks off the show with “Red, White, and Blue,” discussing the early spring weather and the itch to get the motorcycle back on the road.
[12:45] Joan of Arc & Mechanical Overlords — A look at the new single “Mechanical Overlords” by Joan of Arc, including DJ Moto’s memories of an acoustic session with the band.
[25:30] Stone Trip and Station Merch — Sourcing music from the new EP “The Fight” by Stone Trip and news about exclusive DJ Moto magnetic bottle openers.
[38:15] Gym Etiquette and New Rock Edits — Tracks from Birthright and Mason Hill, plus DJ Moto’s humorous observation about gym fashion while trying to work out.
[52:00] The Ex-Bombers and Tailgunner — Highlighting The Ex-Bombers from Illinois and the high-octane “New Horizons” by Tailgunner.
[1:05:30] Forsaken Throne & Rusty Boilers — Fresh metal from Forsaken Throne and the newly released “Contributory Negligence” by Rusty Boilers.
[1:20:45] 80s Heavy Metal Classics — A heavy dose of 80s nostalgia with “The Prisoner” by Iron Maiden and “Wild Child” by WASP.
[1:35:15] Tygers of Pan Tang & Monsters of Rock Memories — An homage to Tygers of Pan Tang following the festival cancellation, followed by David Lee Roth and memories of Monsters of Rock ’82.
[1:50:00] UFO and Final Gear Shift — Closing out the show with the timeless sounds of UFO and final thoughts for the Monday night listeners.