We all know Mayday Parade is an emotion. In this interview, frontman Derek looks back on the band’s early days, including the unforgettable experience of touring Germany for the first time, a surprising legal situation (that made me very mad at this country!!), and reflecting on the nostalgia of their 20-year anniversary tour across the US. He jumps into a …
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With their latest record, The Place After This One Underoath have begun a new chapter for the band. Having lived through some of the toughest times imaginable, vocalists Spencer and Aaron have approached songwriting for this album from a retrospective, looking back at those turbulent two decades. Ahead of their show with LANDMVRKS, Messed!Up Sophie got to talk to Spencer …
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I had the pleasure of talking to Beau and Phil of Saosin ahead of their show with The Plot In You. The long-awaited return of one of the most influential –some say emo, some say hardcore – bands of the 0000’s, all the way from California, left us all wanting more. The guys start the interview off with some breaking …
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Did this interview with the Palaye Royale boys escalate quickly and we went from talking about their current tour with Yungblud and their two new songs to German saunas? Yes. Yes it did. Get weird with us as we talk about near injuries and on stage accidents, Halloween costumes, and first and foremost: saunas.
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‘Nothing Changes’ – not only the name of Canadian pop-punk icons Simple Plan’s new song accompanying their brand new Prime Video documentary ‘Simple Plan: The Kids In The Crowd’, but also reflecting the way I will always feel about my favorite band. 25 years on the band from Quebec is experiencing a new surge of success after going through many …
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I had the pleasure of talking to Jordan and Cyrus about playing their first German headliner since 2009 – 3862 days to be exact – as well as enjoying European culture and being crazy party animals (and by that I mean, drinking coffee). Growing up absolutely loving the sound of ‘whiny’ pop-punk vocals (the more nasal the better!!!) and bands …
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