Singer-songwriter Chance Peña is wise beyond his years. In this interview from Bonnaroo 2023, watch to learn what makes Peña tick.
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Today’s video interview is with Illiterate Light.
Illiterate Light is an indie rock band that hails from Virginia. The duo has been making music for about a decade now, and their latest track “Sometimes Love Takes So Long” comes out tomorrow.
Interview: Liily at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with Liily.
Liily are an alternative rock band from Los Angeles, California. In this interview from Bonnaroo, the band talks about how the music scene is evolving and where it sees itself within it.
Interview: King Nun at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with King Nun.
These British punk rockers just announced they will be joining The Struts on the band’s UK tour. In this interview from Bonnaroo, the duo talks about what influences their sound and much more.
Interview: Deafheaven at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with Deafheaven.
Heavy rock may not be what most attendees think of when they create their line-ups at Bonnaroo, but Deafheaven is definitely not a band to miss. These rockers talk about the evolution of the music scene and much more in this interview at Bonnaroo.
Interview: Sun Seeker at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with Sun Seeker.
Sun Seeker are a rock band on the rise from Nashville, TN. In this interview at Bonnaroo, the band talks about what influences its sounds and how the music industry is evolving.
Interview: Ida Mae at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is with Ida Mae at Bonnaroo.
Stephanie Jean and Chris Turpin walked away from their band when a major record label deal went south. The couple turned their energy towards a duo they call Ida Mae. In this interview at Bonnaroo, Ida Mae talks about the state of the music scene and where they see themselves within it.
Interview: Magic City Hippies at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s Bonnaroo video interview is with Magic City Hippies from Bonnaroo. The band’s sound is a little bit 80s and a little bit funky. Their upcoming album, Modern Animal, is due out next month.
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Interview: Sego at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s video interview is from Sego at Bonnaroo. Sego is a four-piece band from Utah, whose debut album Sego Sucks is just what this summer needs.
Patrick Droney at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
Today’s Bonnaroo interview is with Patrick Droney. Droney grew up playing guitar with soul greats like BB King and the young talent is about to open for Sheryl Crow. His live show is a mix of rock and soul that is suited for fans of all ages.
Interview: Ripe at Bonnaroo (Video Interview)
I sat down to talk with Ripe at Bonnaroo.
Interview: Bonnaroo Festival Video Interviews
The 2018 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival did not let weather or controversy damper its spirit. In every great show, a little rain must fall and a little angst must reign. Sunday’s festivities were delayed but not hampered after heavy rains pummeled middle Tennessee all morning. Eminem’s pyrotechnics that sounded like gunshots drew concern. (I personally was quite close, at the main rails, and ducked the first time the sonic blast happened–but not during the other two.) Some critics argued that main acts Eminem, Muse, and The Killers were not enough to pull in fans; another dig since the show was bought by Live Nation, but attendees seemed to disagree. Next year’s festival is slated for June 13-16, 2018 (purposely the weekend after the Country Music Awards).
You’ll find video interviews with a bunch of artists that played the festival below.
Interview: Polyenso (Video)
Polyenso are an indie rock band featuring Alex Schults, Brennan Taulbee, and Denny Agosto. At this year’s Bonnaroo I talked with the band about their latest release, Pure in Plastic. You can find the full interview below.
Interview: St. Lucia (Video)
Jean-Philip Groebler, lead singer of St. Lucia, has been immersed in music since he was part of a well-known choir in his native Cape Town, South Africa. Since then Groebler has written jingles for numerous commercials and two albums under the St. Lucia moniker. At Bonnaroo, he talks with me about his latest release. Later in the day he joined Halsey on stage for a rendition of Fleetwood Mac’s “Thunder,” which turned into a rain dance as storms interrupted the performance.
Interview: Civil Twilight (Video)
Civil Twilight are an indie rock band from Cape Town, South Africa and have been together for fifteen years. At Bonnaroo, the band talked with me about their latest release, Story of an Immigrant, their TV commercials, and the festival experience.