On Wednesdays We Wear Black Scene News January - Ft When We Were Young, Every Time I Die, Ronnie Radkey
Jan 26, 2022
The hosts dive into the drama surrounding Every Time I Die's public fallout and its impact on the band. They reflect on Meatloaf's passing, sharing heartfelt connections within the rock community. The buzz around the When We Were Young festival is discussed, including conspiracy theories and logistical concerns. Fresh music releases from Avril Lavigne, Ghost, and Falling In Reverse are highlighted, with a nod to how instrumentals enhance their appeal. They also touch on the resurgence of scene culture on TikTok and debate the controversies surrounding Ronnie Radke.
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Park Confrontation Over A Chihuahua
- Sophie Kaye recounts calling the police after a confrontation in the park over her tiny chihuahua being threatened by a pit bull.
- The attacker insulted Sophie and told her to 'get a job', which Sophie found particularly offensive.
When Bands Fall Out Publicly
- The hosts discuss Every Time I Die's public breakup and note how messy public band disputes can become when members air grievances online.
- They observe that sibling relationships in bands (Keith and Jordan) complicate splits and legalities around continuing the band's legacy.
Why Fans Distrust Big Festival Lineups
- When We Were Young festival sparked massive online conspiracy and skepticism because the lineup seemed 'too good to be true'.
- The hosts link that skepticism to a broader tendency in scene culture to distrust large corporate promoters like Live Nation despite their technical ability to run big events.