Beyond the music, Moto keeps the listener experience interactive by hosting a live chat room, taking requests, and sharing updates from the UK biking community. He highlights the rebranding of Hell’s Gazelles into Stud Farm Mafia and puts out a call to action for fans to support the Jamie Porter Band’s latest endeavors. As the episode draws to a close with the soulful blues-rock of Whitesnake, Moto leaves his listeners with some essential advice for the road: stay safe, watch the weather, and keep it rubber side down. It’s an episode that truly captures the intersection of heavy riffs and the open road.

Playlist
Spider – Talkin’ ’bout Rock ‘n’ Roll
Monster Truck – I Got a Feelin’
Linkwells – Can’t Chase Yesterday
The Guess Who – American Woman
Burning Circus – Burning Circus – Rodeo
Motörhead – Sympathy for the Devil
Code Words – Code Words – All Consuming
Cream – Strange Brew
DA – Forever Enslaved
Jamie Porter Band – Ready For Action
DONT YOU DARE – DONT YOU DARE – DIE 4 ME
ForeignWolf – ForeignWolf – Resolve
Mad Painter – MASTER VENT 44.1-16 bit for CD Baby
Fate’s Hand – Starforger
ElKremso – Rock Machine
Ratt – Round and Round
Tooth Gore – Tooth Gore – Song For The Birdman
NERVE STAR – 06 NERVE STAR – BLACK JACK (Itchy Brother 1978)
Stonetrip – Postcards
The Devil Wears Nada – Brat With A Baseball Bat
Veins – Veins – Sunlight MP3
Grand Prix – Freedom
Alcantara – TerryG
Dio – Breathless
RiotWeekend – Smile
Def Leppard – Animal (Extended Version)
Michael Botte Band – Queen Bee
Stud Farm Mafia – Moneymouth
Whitesnake – Walking in the Shadow of the Blues (Live)

DJ Moto introduces his new mobile-friendly live chat room for listener interaction and requests.
A nostalgic look back at buying Guns N’ Roses on vinyl in Johannesburg.
Announcement of an upcoming interview with the Boston band Mad Painter airing late March/early April.
A diverse playlist spanning classic 70s rock, 80s hair metal, and modern 2026 releases.
Moto shares his ‘Monday is the new Friday’ philosophy with a glass of red wine.

In this episode of the ‘Fab Guy on a Bike Show,’ DJ Moto delivers two hours of high-energy rock and roll, blending classic anthems with brand-new releases. Broadcasting from the Moto Cave, Moto checks in with his listeners about their weekend, shares his post-gym recovery routine involving a glass of red wine, and invites everyone to join the upgraded interactive chat room at his website. The musical journey is broad, featuring legendary acts like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Boston, Kansas, and Guns N’ Roses alongside contemporary tracks from artists like Derek Davis and Slander. The show takes an international turn with bands from Australia, Canada, and Northern Ireland, proving that the ‘rock umbrella’ is wide and inclusive. Moto also shares personal anecdotes about his time in South Africa and his experiences interviewing bands at festivals like Stone Dead. As the show winds down, he transitions from heavy hitters like Trucker Diablo to the classic sounds of The Guess Who and a folky closing track from Angie King. Whether you’re a biker, a rocker, or just looking for a good time on a Monday, Moto keeps the vibes casual and the music loud.

Lynyrd Skynyrd – Homegrown
Boston – Don’t Look Back
Big Band of Boom – Big Band of Boom – Big Bad Voodoo
George Thorogood & The Destroyers – Who Do You Love?
Delbhoy Kennedy – Skys The Limit
Yesterday’s Gone – (This is) Rock n Roll
Derek Davis – Running Man
Cream – Strange Brew
DONT YOU DARE – DONT YOU DARE – DIE 4 ME
Guns N’ Roses – Nightrain
Fate’s Hand – Fire Reigns Once More
Monster Truck – The Howlin’
ForeignWolf – ForeignWolf – Resolve
Jamie Porter Band – Ready For Action
Hellrazer – Fight To The Death
Twisted Sister – I Am (I’m Me)
Mad Painter – MASTER VENT
Kansas – Point of Know Return
Scythed – Resistance
Whitesnake – Crying in the Rain (2011 Remastered Version)
SLANDER – Rust in my Bones
Y&T – Your Mama Don’t Dance
Severe Overbite – Roll With The Punches
Spectre – The Alchemist
The Devil Wears Nada – Brat With A Baseball Bat
Trucker Diablo – Let’s Just Ride
Tooth Gore – Tooth Gore – Song For The Birdman
JAYLER – Take Me Home
The Guess Who – American Woman
Angie King – JD & Tennessee

Chapters

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.

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.

Chapters

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.

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.

In this high-octane Monday evening episode of The Fab Guy on a Bike Show, DJ Moto takes listeners on a two-hour journey through the past, present, and future of rock and metal. From the legendary riffs of Ronnie James Dio and AC/DC to the ‘swampy’ sounds of Otis and the progressive power of Spain’s Hertz Theory, the episode is a masterclass in eclectic formatting. The host balances the music with personal anecdotes about the 1980s UK gig scene and practical updates on upcoming tours for bands like Mason Hill and Michael Monroe.

Beyond the music, DJ Moto delves into the spiritual and astrological, marking the transition into the ‘Year of the Fire Horse’ in February 2026. He discusses how this rare energy—characterized by rapid change and bold transformation—mirrors the current explosion of new talent in the rock scene. Whether it’s the ‘Peaky Blinders’ aesthetic of Birthright or the cinematic textures of Aeon Gods, this episode celebrates the resilience of the music scene and the community of ‘wolves without a rhyme’ who keep it alive.

Here is the setlist from the show:

Boston – We Can Make It
Dio – Rainbow in the Dark
Epinikion – Come Into My World
Dumpy’s Rusty Nuts – Boxhill or Bust (I’m Happy When I’m Riding Me Hog)
Mason Hill – Remember (Clean Radio Edit )
Birthrite – Just A Kiss Away
The Ancient Unknown – The Ancient Unknown – Separated
The Scarlet Goodbye – She’s A Fire
Within Reach – Hesitate
W.A.S.P. – Wild Child
Linkwells – Pushing Me Away
Otis – I’m Wicked
Stonetrip – Beautiful You
Hanoi Rocks – Back to Mystery City
Avalanche – On the Bags Again
AC/DC – Moneytalks
RiotWeekend – Days in December
The Neptune Power Federation – Mondo Tomorrow
The Ex-Bombers – In Music City
Kill The Silence – Kill The Silence – The Final Word
Lear Haven – SoulBreaker
Seventh Wonder – Eternal Flame
Aeon Gods – Feather Or Heart
Scorpions – Rock You Like a Hurricane (2015 – Remaster)
Hz Theory – The Call
Saxon – Denim and Leather
Kris Barras Band – All Falls Down
Black Lung – Forever Beyond Me
Sandi Thom – I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker (with Flowers in My Hair)

The second half of the show pushes the RPMs even further, featuring a dedicated block of underground heavy hitters like DeathAssault and Kate’s Acid. As we near the finish line, the show pays homage to the legends of the genre with the relentless speed of Motörhead before cooling down with the smooth, harmonized classic rock of Boston. It’s a journey through the best of rock, metal, and blues designed for those who live life on two wheels.

SONGS MENTIONED

1. The Motorcycle Song by Arlo Guthrie – The high-energy show opener to get the wheels turning.
2. Crazy Train by Dee Snider – Doug Aldrich & Jason Bonham (Heavy Metal) – A heavy-hitting cover of the Ozzy classic.
3. On the Bags Again by Avalanche – Keeping the energy high for the first quarter.
4. Shoot to Thrill by AC/DC – High-voltage rock for the road.
5. Angel by Stonetrip – A melodic rock highlight.
6. Doctor Doctor by Michael Schenker Group – Classic hard rock brilliance.
7. In Music City by The Ex-Bombers – Bringing some indie grit to ‘Music City’.
8. This One Is For Free by Poor Bambi – A standout track from the indie showcase.
9. SoulBreaker by Lear Haven – A powerful vocal performance.
10. Yeah You by Horror Scene – Catchy energy with a clean edge.
11. Montana Sky by Generation Radio – Anthemic rock vibes.
12. Kill The Pain by Black Oak County – Sturdy, punchy modern rock.
13. I’m Wicked by Otis – Swagger-filled blues rock.
14. Comin’ on Strong by Maggie Bell – A soulful, powerful classic.
15. Pushing Me Away by Linkwells – Modern rock with an edge.
16. What’s Up? by 4 Non Blondes – The ultimate 90s sing-along.
17. Gods Of Rock n Roll by Death Warmed Up – True heavy metal spirit.
18. Run With The Wolves by Epinikion – Symphonic power vibes.
19. Falling Down by DeathAssault – Intense energy for the later set.
20. Hellbender by Kate’s Acid – Gripping hard rock.
21. Fighter by Kerrigan – Classic metal revival.
22. Domino by MISSCORE – Dynamic modern metal.
23. Bootleg Bandoleros by Cats in Space – 70s-inspired theatrical rock.
24. Don’t Leave by Lilith & The Wildflowers – A haunting and melodic highlight.
25. Breakdown by Stargazer – Classic rock sensibilities.
26. The Veil Of Darkness by Serpent Gates – Atmospheric heavy metal.
27. Victory or Die by Motörhead – The penultimate blast of speed.
28. Don’t Look Back by Boston – The perfect melodic wind-down for the show’s end.

On this weeks show…

1. Kickoff and Wind Therapy (00:00 – 07:15)

The show kicks off with energetic rock tracks and DJ Moto welcoming the global audience. He reflects on the long month of January and looks forward to motorcycle weather in February.

Key Points:

• Introduces DJ Moto and the ‘Fab Guy on a bike’ show on Hard Rock Hell Radio.

• Features classic rock tracks from ZZ Top and The Scorpions.

• Moto discusses the transition from a long January into February.

• Expresses excitement for ‘wind therapy’ and getting motorcycles back on the road for spring.

2. Melodic Longing and Metal Burns (07:15 – 15:25)

Moto shifts the mood with a mix of mellow and heavy tracks, including music from Riot Weekend and Cyanide. He provides background on the albums and artists featured.

Key Points:

• Plays ‘Days in December’ by Riot Weekend, a track about longing and memory.

• Transitions into heavy metal with ‘As The World Burns’ featuring Jeremy Vairo.

• Discusses the album ‘Cyanide’ and the origins of the recent tracks.

3. Submissions and Eclectic Sounds (15:25 – 24:25)

The DJ encourages bands to submit their music and shares his contact details. He plays some ‘eclectic’ new tracks, admitting that he likes to keep the audience on their toes.

Key Points:

• Provides contact information for band submissions and requests.

• Plays ‘The Final Word’ by Kill the Silence.

• Features the eclectic track ‘Fires and Window’ from the album ‘Like Waves.’

4. Hospital Visits and Rock Gods (24:25 – 33:45)

Moto plays high-energy rock from Death Warmed Up and Gypsy Pistoleros. Between tracks, he recounts a trip to the emergency room that made him appreciate being healthy and ‘kicking.’

Key Points:

• Shares a personal anecdote about a recent minor health scare and visit to Lincoln Hospital.

• Reflects on the band name ‘Death Warmed Up’ in relation to his hospital experience.

• Plays ‘Gods of Rock \’N\’ Roll’ and ‘Dark Fairy Tales’ by Gypsy Pistoleros.

5. Broken Hearts and Other Worlds (33:45 – 57:30)

This segment focuses on newer releases in Moto’s repertoire, ranging from the hard-hitting sound of Avalanche to the more mellow, emotive tracks of Cranberry Suit.

Key Points:

• Features music from Avalanche and Shanta MacGregor.

• Plays ‘Between Worlds’ by Jupiter Cyclops, a recommendation from fellow DJ Cluzo.

• Showcases ‘Broken’ by Cranberry Suit.

6. Distant Floods and Savage Sunshine (57:30 – 1:25:30)

Moto introduces a mix of international artists and local favorites. The segment features a guest ditty from Ian of Gone Savage before playing their track ‘Sunshine and Flowers.’

Key Points:

• Plays ‘After Us, the Flood’ by Dutch artist Charlotte Vessels.

• Features ‘War at Dawn’ by Gather the Lost and ‘Better Man’ by This House We Built.

• Includes a shout-out from Ian of the band Gone Savage.

7. Classic Covers and Heavy Fates (1:25:30 – 1:52:15)

The final music block leans into heavy metal history and iconic covers. Moto plays powerful tracks from Fate’s Hand and Apostle before turning to legends like Motörhead and Ozzy Osbourne.

Key Points:

• Plays historical and epic metal themes from Fate’s Hand and Mickey Lix.

• Features classic covers: Motörhead’s version of ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ and The Dead Daisies’ ‘Fortunate Son.’

• Includes the quintessential Ozzy Osbourne anthem ‘Crazy Train.’

8. The Final Gear: Motorcycle Anthems (1:52:15 – 2:00:10)

DJ Moto signs off for the evening, leaving the listeners with a pair of motorcycle-themed classics. He encourages fans to stay in touch and look forward to the next episode.

Key Points:

• Moto wraps up the show, thanking the audience and teasing next week’s eclectic playlist.

• Plays ‘Motorcycle Man’ by Saxon as a thematic tribute to the show’s name.

• Ends the broadcast with Bob Seger’s ‘Roll Me Away’ for a smooth transition into the night.

BEST MOMENTS

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[16:08] Live Radio Fuzziness

DJ Moto expresses his excitement for being live on air, describing it as an ‘excited and warm and fuzzy feeling’ before catching himself and calling it ‘a bit creepy.’

[33:00] A Lesson from A&E

Moto shares a personal story about spending four hours in a Lincoln hospital A&E waiting room, which gave him a new perspective on being thankful for his health.

[33:50] Live Radio Fluff

The DJ laughs at himself after misreading the title of the track ‘On the Bags Again’ as ‘On the Banks,’ illustrating the ‘fluffs’ of live broadcasting.

[40:35] Live Music Connection

Moto mentions seeing Shanta MacGregor live in Hull a couple of months prior, highlighting his connection to the local music scene.

[1:52:15] Moto’s Farewell

DJ Moto signs off from his ‘weird and eclectic’ show, reflecting on how quickly the time goes when playing music he loves.

Whitesnake – Crying In the Rain
Mötley Crüe – Bad Boy Boogie
Preacher Stone – By The Horns
Coastland Fair – The One of Us All
Avalanche – Down for the Count
W.A.S.P. – I Wanna Be Somebody
Corpus Delicti – Liminal
King Kraken – Berserker
The Fods – Fuel
Blues Pills – Black Smoke
LINKWELLS – Linkwells – Pushing Me Away
Rattlesnakes – Burn For You
ZZ Top – Jesus Just Left Chicago
Steppenwolf – Born to Be Wild
Breed 77 – Zombie
Scorpions – Blackout (2015 Remaster)
NitroVille – Thunder Road
Bourbon House – Burn Them Bones
Van Halen – Panama
Krokus – Wasteland
Hell’s Gazelles – Dr. Strangechild
Motörhead – Victory or Die
Yesterday’s Gone – Break Me
Fahran – A Thousand Nights
Jupiter Cyclops – Chemical Voodoo
Foreigner – Juke Box Hero
Creedence Clearwater Revival – Fortunate Son

Twisted Sister – Heavy Metal Christmas (The Twelve Days of Christmas)
Black Sabbath – The Sign of the Southern Cross
Neon Dragon – Far Side Of Forever
Revenant – Lie You’re Living
Witch Hound – Throne of Lies
Trucker Diablo – We Are Forever
The Metal Byrds – Sidewinder
JoanovArc – Hey Sister
Phantom Witch – All Hail the Coven
Gone Savage – Icon Of Today
Stud Farm Mafia – Dopamine
Rainbow – Can’t Happen Here
Hawkwind – Hurry On Sundown
Fate’s Hand – Woven In Space And Time
KILJIN – INHABIT THE VOID
W.A.S.P. – Wild Child
Saxon – And the Bands Played on (2009 – Remaster)
Atomic Rooster – Fly Or Die
Deep Purple – Highway Star (Remastered)
Stephen Wicks – Follow the Herd
Lynyrd Skynyrd – “Red – White & Blue (2003 – Live At Amsouth Amphitheatre – TN)”
Bowling For Soup & Punk Rock Factory (featuring Wheatus) – Endless Possibilities
Ex Aegis – Rising
Asia – Sole Survivor
Twisted Sister – Silver Bells