Episode 800 of the Pennsylvania Rock Show marks a truly special milestone. After hundreds of episodes featuring some of the best local, regional, and national musicians, host Bill Domiano turns the spotlight toward home — introducing listeners to the next generation of musicians growing up in AK Music Scene Studio. This unforgettable episode features Bill’s three children — Aiden, Emmalin, and Bria — as they share their love for music, performance, and creativity.

From their early beginnings singing in the church choir to mastering multiple instruments, Aiden, Emmalin, and Bria are living proof that music is not just inherited — it’s inspired, practiced, and lived every day. Between the three of them, this young trio covers an impressive range of instruments: bass, guitar, alto sax, clarinet, flute, trumpet, trombone, drums, fife, harmonica, keyboard/piano, euphonium, and French horn, just to name a few.

Listeners will hear stories about how each child discovered their passion for music, the role that AK Music Scene Studio has played in nurturing their creativity, and what it’s like growing up surrounded by a constant flow of musicians, songwriters, and recording sessions. It’s a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the musical heartbeat of the Pennsylvania Rock Show family — and a celebration of how music continues to connect generations.

This episode captures the spirit of the show’s mission — to highlight musicians from Western Pennsylvania and beyond, while also recognizing the roots of that creativity right at home. The next wave of talent is already here, and Aiden, Emmalin, and Bria are proof that the future of local music is bright.

Fans of the Pennsylvania Rock Show will enjoy hearing about the instruments, performances, and personal stories that shaped these young artists. Whether you’re a music educator, parent, or fellow performer, this episode offers inspiration and insight into how musical passion is passed from one generation to the next.

With this heartfelt milestone, Episode 800 stands as both a look back at two decades of promoting Pennsylvania musicians and a hopeful look forward to the voices and melodies that will carry the region’s music scene into the future.