John O’Callaghan

Join John O'Callaghan, Pat Kirch, and Garrett Nickelsen from The Maine as they share their journey from emo pop-punk roots to unexpected success. They dive into hilarious touring tales, including chaotic bus items and unforgettable Warped Tour moments. Discover their creative evolution and the balancing act of nostalgia with innovative music. They also reflect on their tight-knit fan community and the excitement surrounding their upcoming Loom Festival performance. It’s a heartfelt conversation filled with laughter and anecdotes from the road!

John O'Callaghan, the charismatic frontman of The Maine and solo artist John The Ghost, returns to share his insights on music and life. He discusses his haunting new album, "I Only Want To Live Once,” and how the pandemic influenced his creativity. John reflects on reconnecting with fans through Twitch, embracing independence in the music industry, and the excitement of their new recording studio in Arizona. He also shares humorous touring stories and thoughts on the changing dynamics of live performances in today's world.

Frontman of The Maine, John O'Callaghan, discusses his solo project John the Ghost and the upcoming release of his debut solo album. They explore the origins of the project, the changing music industry, the importance of moving quickly as an artist, and their gratitude for fan support and collaboration.

Join John O'Callaghan, the vibrant vocalist of The Maine, as he shares insights into the band's journey and the burgeoning 8123 community. He teases top-secret demos and discusses their musical evolution, influenced by nostalgia from MySpace days. John also reflects on the importance of authenticity, climate activism inspired by Greta Thunberg, and the excitement surrounding upcoming shows. Their light-hearted banter adds a fun twist, making this conversation both entertaining and inspiring!

John O'Callaghan, lead singer of The Maine, shares his journey from a young sports fan to a music icon with a unique blend of pop punk. He recalls the band's early days in Phoenix and their clever marketing move of getting their music on every Blackberry in 2010. O'Callaghan discusses the importance of artistic independence, balancing fun with authenticity in their music, and the evolution of their sound in the digital age. With plenty of humorous anecdotes, he reveals how friendship and perseverance shaped their career.