Rock & Roll Is Dead? Think Again – Meet Ace Monroe

If you think rock & roll is fading, Ace Monroe is here to prove you wrong. This Nashville-based band is bringing back gritty riffs, soaring vocals, and electrifying live performances, channeling the spirit of Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, and Aerosmith while crafting a sound that’s entirely their own.

In this episode, we dive into their journey from dorm room jams to national tours, the story behind their unique name, and how they recorded their debut album Shelter in Place in a one-bedroom apartment. Plus, we talk influences, wild tour stories, and what it takes to survive as a rock band in 2025.

And of course, stick around for an exclusive live performance you won’t want to miss. Rock & roll isn’t dead—it’s just getting started.

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