Press - Jason Didner

Recent Features:

2026 FEATURES: 

Jason Didner has an Asbury Heart
A front-page feature by Mike Greenblatt in his blog The Jersey Sound

Review of Asbury Heart by John Muller
Posted to John's Facebook page, copied to my blog with his permission

The Melting Pat, Podcast Episode 583
Pat interviews me about the Asbury Heart album and spins “Not Young, Still Hungry.” 

Rock ‘n’ Roll Love Letter (to Asbury Park)
Jim Testa, Constant Listener on Asbury Heart album

Jason Didner Teams Up with Diego Allessandro
Mike Greenblatt, The Jersey Sound on “Dear Faye”

BlowUpRadio.com's New & Notable NJ Music 4/6/26
Lazlo, founder of BlowUpRadio, on “D.I.Y.” (feat. Jon Caspi)

The Melting Pat, Podcast Episode 577
Pat Johnston features “D.I.Y.” by Jason Didner and the GSPs (feat. Jon Caspi) and shares a story about an actual change I made to a sport.

Doing It Themselves
Jim Testa: Constant Listener on “D.I.Y.” (feat. Jon Caspi)

Let Jason Didner Be Jason Didner
Bethany Paige Campbell, Why Are You So Quiet? interviewing Jason on his body of work

East Side/West Side: Greetings from Asbury Park
Jim Testa, Constant Listener on “Come Across the Tracks” (feat. ROSTAFA)

Jason Didner Gets Heavy
Mike Greenblatt, The Jersey Sound, on “Let Them”

New song tells Asbury Park story of E Street Band's Garry Tallent
Chris Jordan, the Asbury Park Press on “Come Across the Tracks” 

2025 FEATURES:

From Jersey Rock to Hits Influenced by Bruce Springsteen - a Chat with Jason Didner
Appearance on podcast “Set Lusting Bruce” with Jesse Jackson

Jason Didner Gets Profound
Mike Greenblatt, The Jersey Sound, on “Deliver Me from Nowhere” song

Jason Didner releases Springsteen-inspired song, ‘Deliver Me From Nowhere’ 
Jay Lustig, NJArts.net

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He makes a convincing case that there's a lot more going on beneath the punchline.” - Jim Testa

Constant Listener: Jim Testa

I discovered a colorful world made up of Springsteen-esque rock, witty insight, and humor that felt both whimsical and deeply human.” - Bethany Paige Campbell

Why Are You So Quiet?

Didner and Caspi don’t treat this like nostalgia; they’re reporting from the trenches, still fighting the good fight for basement shows and self-released singles.” - Jim Testa

Constant Listener: Jim Testa

A story of brotherhood and sisterhood is always worth telling, especially in these divisive times.” - Chris Jordan

The Asbury Park Press, on the story behind 'Come Across the Tracks'

Underwater Basket Weaving by Didner is fun, satirical, and catchy... Didner’s sense of humor is on full display on their newest single.” - Just Some Mustard

Music Shelf Review Roundup

On “Digital Carnival” album

Through his humor with everyday observations, his new album certainly is a roller coaster of a good time! ” - Thommy Delaney

BlowUpRadio

One could say, and several songs attest to, dealing with the online world is a tightrope for mental health & self care. Jason confronts this with his usual witty & poignant songs that traverse the rock spectrum from singer-songwriter, classic rock, 80's metal, and even some funk/reggae.” - Lazlo

BlowUpRadio/New Jersey Stage - New and Notable