JT Woodruff

JT Woodruff, the frontman of Hawthorne Heights, takes listeners behind the scenes of their iconic album, 'The Silence In Black and White.' He shares the untold story of why there’s no producer credit, along with insights into the band's evolution from local shows to major success. The conversation dives into the cultural impacts of emo in the mid-2000s, emotional journeys from the recording sessions, and unforgettable moments that shaped their identity. Prepare for a blend of nostalgia and camaraderie that defined a generation!

Join Lynn Gunn from PVRIS, Aaron Gillespie of Underoath, Jaret Reddick from Bowling For Soup, JT Woodruff of Hawthorne Heights, and Dave King from Flogging Molly as they reflect on the electrifying Slam Dunk Festival. They share wild backstage stories, the emotional rollercoaster of live performances, and the thrill of connecting with fans post-pandemic. Expect discussions on exciting new music, culinary adventures, and the quirks of band names, all wrapped in laughter and nostalgia from the festival experience!

JT Woodruff and Matt Ridenour, members of the iconic emo band Hawthorne Heights, share candid and hilarious tales from their two decades on tour. They celebrate the 15th anniversary of their debut album, diving into the nostalgia of their music and the evolving connections with fans. The duo discusses the challenges of touring, their amusing quest for the perfect English breakfast, and the surprise of being recognized by megastars like Billie Eilish. Expect laughs, insightful reflections on creativity, and the ever-present spirit of emo.