Rock For Light Radio Program

Rock For Light Radio Program SHOW IS ON HIATUS FOR NOW The 'Rock For Light' Radio Show is a celebration of over 45 years of punk rock history. On the www.outlawrenegade.com network.

Travis was a metalhead in high school until he heard the Black Flag "Nervous Breakdown" single in 1985. He had grown up with "New Wave Theater" on the TV as a child. Upon moving to Los Angeles at age 18, he began playing in bands such as Bulimia Banquet, Final Conflict and many others. He joined punk rock pioneers The Dickies in 1995 for about 15 years, recording two studio albums and multiple tou

rs. In the early 2000s, he performed with the reunited TSOL and well as playing drums behind HR of Bad Brains performing their material. After later living in Tacoma, Washington and reconnecting with the music scene, he has settled in Panama City Beach, Florida (a vacation spot when he was a young boy). He is set to host the 'Rock For Light' Radio Show, spinning 80s punk, hardcore and new wave. The show promises surprise guests to call in to talk about their experiences on recording some of the classic albums of the genre and performing in the burgeoning 80s punk rock scene. Stay tuned for information on the show's launch and more details.

06/03/2026

VIDEO #3 from the TSOL show. 2003 @ Key Club Hollywood. Recently unearthed from a VHS tape. I've been editing it down to individual songs and trying to clean up the audio. LOVE STORY! Great to see Mike Roche in action.

06/02/2026

VIDEO #2 Drumming with TSOL from 2003. (This is kind of a two-parter but too big a file to post it all). The Offspring kind of nicked the opening beat from them, which they admitted 🙂

06/02/2026

VIDEO #1 in a series from 2003 - My short but crazy time in TSOL. The band had reunited with singer Jack Grisham after 8 years and had just released a new album. I did my first show with them without practicing or even meeting them yet. That didn't go great, but after some rehearsing, we got it together and I did a lot of local shows with them in So Cal, played on a Fox News San Diego broadcast, went to Hawaii for two shows and did a short tour in the western US. Unlike Dickies shows, these gigs could get really crazy. A guy got shot backstage when we played the House Of Blues in Hollywood. But grateful to have had the opportunity to play with them. This was a wild set from the Key Club in Hollywood.

05/20/2026

The year I joined the Dickies, I was already doing a "special occasion" cover band with Dave from the Dickies, along with Pat Hoed (Nip Drivers/Brujeria/KXLU Radio Show Host) and Bob Lee (Clawhammer, Mike Watt). We'd always do an eclectic mix of either punk, classic rock or just an oddball tune. This was our take of 'Forward To Death" by the Dead Kennedys. The year was 1995, magical time.

Happy May everyone! Greetings from north Florida, USA. We are hoping to get the show going again this summer. The sho...
05/04/2026

Happy May everyone! Greetings from north Florida, USA. We are hoping to get the show going again this summer. The show is pre-recorded so we can't take requests when it's on, so as we start to piece together future shows..

BAND/SONG IDEAS???

Any 70s-80s punk rock bands/songs you would like to suggest? Not the obvious hits everyone knows, but looking for obscure ideas to keep the show interesting. Thanks for your support!!!

The Damned sounding great with Rat Scabies back behind the kit!
04/17/2026

The Damned sounding great with Rat Scabies back behind the kit!

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04/15/2026

“I don’t wanna be buried in a pet cemetery…” — Joey Ramone

Today marks 25 years since punk rock lost one of its founding voices. Joey Ramone passed away on April 15, 2001, at age 49 after battling lymphatic cancer.

As the unmistakable voice of Ramones classics like “Blitzkrieg Bop,” “I Wanna Be Sedated,” and “Rock ‘n’ Roll High School,” Joey helped ignite a revolution built on raw energy and freedom. “He had the heart of the band,” guitarist Johnny Ramone once said.

Punk lost a legend, but the spirit never left. Hey ho, let’s go. Forever🕊️

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