

Aaron Gillespie Pt. 2 (Underoath, The Almost)
Sep 26, 2016
Aaron Gillespie, the talented musician known for UnderOath and The Almost, returns to share his exhilarating journey of band reunions and his latest solo album. He dives into the thrill of an upcoming solo tour, reflecting on the authentic connections formed with fans. Aaron discusses navigating growth and authenticity in music, the emotional highs of recent festival performances, and the influences that shaped his artistic expression. His candid insights on balancing personal experiences with musical aspirations make for an engaging conversation.
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Success Is Easier Post-30
- Being successful in a band post-30 is easier due to less emotional overinvestment and clearer focus.
- Maturity shifts priorities from obsession to practical decisions on music and performance quality.
Band Veto Power Evolves
- Having kids and busy lives changes band dynamics and reduces focus on trivial disputes.
- Veto power is still present but more relaxed due to members' different priorities and lifestyles.
Diversity Strengthens Bands
- Bands don't need to have identical social, spiritual, or lifestyle views to create great music.
- Difference among members can form a unique unit for artistic expression during performances.