Gavin Rossdale, the frontman of Bush, discusses his struggles and ultimate success in the grunge movement in the 90s. He shares his experiences of being bullied while growing up, how he channeled his anger into music, and the challenges of touring and balancing his career with parenthood. Rossdale also reflects on the impact of rejection in the music industry and the possibility of continuing to create music in the future.

Gavin Rossdale, the charismatic lead singer of Bush, reflects on his band's iconic 90s impact and their recent work, including the new album 'The Art of Survival.' He shares intriguing stories from their early days, including the pressures of being 'Bush X' in Canada. Gavin discusses the evolution of their sound, revealing how they embrace important social issues in their lyrics today. The conversation also touches on nostalgic memories of their classic hit 'Glycerine' and the emotional journey behind creating music in our modern world.