That Metal Show

David Draiman drops by TMS to talk about Disturbed's success, the reasons behind the band's current hiatus, and reveals his latest projects. Mike Orlando and Russell Allen then join to discuss the formation of Adrenaline Mob and their upcoming tour plans. Mike Portnoy pounds the skins as this week's guest drummer.

Bobby Blotzer sits down with hosts Eddie Trunk, Jim Florentine and Don Jamieson to discuss the past, present, and future of Ratt, as well as face the wrath of The Vault. Stephen Riley and Phil Lewis of L.A. Guns then join in on the conversation and address the warring factions of the two incarnations of their band. Don't miss the rock liquor nightcap as everyone gathers around the TMS bar for vodka, wine, and Bobby Blotzer's cheese. Steve Stevens shreds on guitar as this week's guest musician.

Geoff Tate returns to give hosts Eddie Trunk, Jim Florentine and Don Jamieson his side of the story on his recent departure from Queensrÿche, as well as the dirt on his new solo project. Then the berserker himself, Zakk Wylde, crashes the set and recounts crazy anecdotes from the road. And to cap the show off in style, Geoff Tate takes a deep long look into The Vault. George Lynch takes his turn as guest guitarist.

Aerosmith's Joey Kramer and Brad Whitford stop by That Metal Show, and you won't want to miss a thing. The legendary rockers give hosts Eddie Trunk, Jim Florentine and Don Jamieson their insight on their longevity, past struggles and continued relevance in the music industry. Guest guitarist George Lynch returns to shred.

King Diamond makes his Metal Show debut and talks to hosts Eddie Trunk, Don Jamieson and Jim Florentine about his recent heart surgery and his spooky brushes with the spirit world. Mark Tremonti (of Alter Bridge and Creed) then joins to discuss his solo effort and his experience working in both bands. Later, the guys are treated to a frightening tale read by the king himself when we take a look into the depths of The Vault. Doug Alrich returns to TMS to rip on guitar.

Sammy Hagar co-hosts That Metal Show with Eddie Trunk, Jim Florentine and Don Jamieson. That means tequila shots for all. Sammy's long time bandmate then joins to discuss his uneasy departure from Van Halen and his current project, Chickenfoot. And don't miss this week's surprise guest for Eddie's birthday celebration. Guest guitarist John 5 returns.

Iron Maiden legend Steve Harris spends the hour with Eddie, Don and Jim as they discuss the band's unrelenting success throughout the years, his new solo project, and the upcoming tours with Maiden. Shock rocker Marilyn Manson joins the guys for the TMS Top 5, and Steve Harris goes back in time as he faces the The Vault. John 5 returns to rock on guitar.

There's female rock energy on set this week as Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson stop by for the first time to discuss their long career and upcoming album with hosts Eddie Trunk, Don Jamieson and Jim Florentine. Lita Ford rounds out the ladies power hour as she discusses the struggles that have inspired her very personal new record. Then it's Heart's turn to experience the wrath of The Vault. Doug Aldrich is back as this week's guest shredder.

That Metal Show celebrates 11 seasons of National Metal Day straight from Las Vegas. The guys take a look at some of their favorite moments from past seasons, interview Mötley Crüe legend Vince Neil and scour the strip and desert for the elusive Jake E. Lee.