Andrew Bishop

Andrew Bishop, the bass player for the rock/country band The Red Clay Strays, shares insights about life on the road and balancing faith with a music career. He discusses the resilience developed through touring challenges, like fixing buses and enduring turbulence on a private flight. Andrew differentiates between a 'band of Christians' and a 'Christian band,' emphasizing how faith influences their music without being labeled. The conversation also touches on the importance of brotherhood, emotional growth, and engaging with spirituality while performing.

Brandon Coleman and Andrew Bishop of the Red Clay Strays, a rising American soul/rock band from Mobile, Alabama, share their wild journey. They candidly discuss the unexpected joys and challenges of touring, including their van breakdown misadventures and performing in a river rafting shop. They reflect humorously on the worst shows they've played and their excitement about opening for the Rolling Stones. The duo also delves into their band's evolution, the dynamics of live performances, and the creative process behind their new album.