Peter Noone, born in Manchester, England, is a multi-talented entertainer who began his career as a child actor before gaining international fame as the lead singer of the 1960s pop band, Herman's Hermits. The band's hits, including "I'm Into Something Good" and "Mrs. Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter," helped them sell over 60 million records.

After Herman's Hermits disbanded in 1971, Noone pursued a solo career, collaborating with artists like David Bowie. He also took on leading roles in theatrical productions, including starring on Broadway and in London in The Pirates of Penzance. He has hosted a VH1 show called "My Generation" and a weekly SiriusXM radio program. Today, he continues to perform to sold-out venues with his band, Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone.

With a career spanning over 40 years, Russell has helped shape the sound of soft rock with unforgettable classics like “All Out of Love,” “Even the Nights Are Better,” and “The One That You Love.” His iconic vocals have touched hearts across generations, making Air Supply a household name around the globe.

Now, Russell joins us for an exclusive conversation on the Music Drives Us Podcast, sharing stories from the road, the music that inspired him, and how he’s kept the magic alive all these years

We sat down with the one and only Micky Dolenz of The Monkees on the latest episode of the Music Drives Us Podcast! From chart-topping hits to behind-the-scenes stories of fame, friendship, and staying creative through the decades—this is a can't-miss conversation with one of music’s most beloved icons. Plus, hear why Micky believes in the power of music and how it changed his life.

From The Lost Boys to 24, Kiefer Sutherland made his mark on screen, but in this episode of the Music Drives Us Podcast, host Jaybeau Jones dives into a different side of his artistry: his passion for music and songwriting.

Go behind the mic with Radio host Jaybeau Jones! In this special episode, Program Coordinator Jacyn Tremblay interviews Jaybeau about his journey, career, and the voice you know and love.

On this episode of the Music Drives Us Podcast, Jaybeau Jones and rockstar Rick Springfield talk music, mental health, and more. From general hospital heartthrob to Grammy-winning musician, Springfield's 1981 hit, “Jessie’s Girl,” launched him from the screen into the spotlight. Together, Jaybeau and Springfield explore Springfield's journey of overcoming his soap-opera image in the music industry to earn his well-deserved reputation as a rock legend. Additionally, they discuss the recent release of his new greatest hits album, Big Hits: Rick Springfield's Greatest Hits, Vol. 2, which includes the new track "Lose Myself" among an assortment of songs from throughout his career.

Jaybeau Jones spends some time with heavy-metal band Twisted Sister’s frontman Dee Snider. They discuss the motivation behind Twisted Sister’s hit “We’re Not Gonna Take It” and what it has spiraled into today. They also dig into his upbringing which ultimately shaped him into an 80s icon and one of the greatest metal vocalists of all time.

Host Jaybeau Jones is joined by Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter/touring musician Lisa Loeb. She rose to fame in the ‘90s with the song “Stay (I Missed You)”, the first Billboard number one single from an artist without a record deal. Together, Jaybeau and Loeb discuss her

unique path to get her music played on air and her business-driven mindset in the music world.