Matt Hillyer of 1100 Springs
In this very special episode, Matt Hillyer of 1100 Springs spends the entire show with the guys discussing everything from making the transition from rock to country to kids watching R-rated movies.
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In this very special episode, Matt Hillyer of 1100 Springs spends the entire show with the guys discussing everything from making the transition from rock to country to kids watching R-rated movies.
Okay okay… We missed the boat!! Didn’t even THINK about making Cone from Sum 41 our guest on episode 41!!! DAMMIT! Also, the guys discuss football season starting, another Disney cruise coming, first day of day care, Garth Brooks, and much much more. This is a good one!!!
The Faim have been poised to steal your heart for a while and now, with State of Mind, they’re running away with it completely, carried by stadium-ready choruses and lyrics that cut in a way only total honesty can.
Our friend and makeup specialist Elisabeth Gideon drops in.
The guys discuss Jack’s new BB Gun, Walmart at 1am, Fortnite is BACK!, What Was Your Dad Really Good At?, Gary’s First Bird Murder, a bunch of urination stories and then catch up with Rockstar Dad Kai Dodson of Army Of Freshmen.
“Life’s too short to be worried ’bout whatever So you keep shining in the sun but I like the night time better” For Sleeping With Sirens fans who were less than supportive of the band’s necessary and fruitful detour into a more pop-like expression on Madness, How It Feels To Be Lost will hail a return to heavier rock. Don’t expect anything you’ve heard from the band before though. This record is its own creation. It’s clear how their previous two albums informed the new record’s particular texture and variety. How It Feels To Be Lost sounds like… Read more »
The guys chat with Rockstar Dad Fronz, from the “most hated/ most awesome” band Attila.
We’re back from the road, and away we go…. again.
Jaret and Gary answer your emails and catch up with Ill Niño’s Ahrue Luster and his daughter!
We’re rocking and rolling this week on The Way Highway to pick up our good friend Tully Diö.
