Shane Told

Shane Told, the charismatic vocalist of Silverstein and host of Lead Singer Syndrome, celebrates 25 years of the band's impactful noise. He shares behind-the-scenes secrets, discusses managing the pressure of being a frontman, and his journey through mental health challenges. The conversation touches on the exciting release of two new albums, creative collaborations, and even memorable fan tattoo mishaps. With a mix of humor and heartfelt stories, Shane reflects on the evolution of emo and the importance of community within the music scene.

Shane Told, lead vocalist of Silverstein, dives into the chaotic world of Blink-182's "Dude Ranch," sharing his insider perspective as a contemporaneous artist. He discusses the tensions that arose during recording, how the album's melodious punk approach broke barriers, and the significance of tracks like "Dammit." Shane reflects on the backlash from the punk scene regarding Blink's rising fame and the humor-versus-sincerity balance in songwriting. Get ready for nostalgic memories and insights into a transformative era for pop-punk!

This week features Gabe Saporta, frontman of Cobra Starship and skincare entrepreneur, alongside pop-punk sensation Taylor Acorn, who shares her new record deal excitement. Andy Biersack of Black Veil Brides reminisces about Warped Tour's influence on his life. Charlotte Sands delights with stories from her recent collaborations, while Shane Told of Silverstein reflects on festival legacies. Joe Mulherin, aka Nothing, Nowhere, discusses blending genres, and Matt Cutshall adds humor from the emo scene. They dive into unforgettable festival moments, music industry insights, and the vibrant connection that keeps fans and artists united.

Shane Told, the lead vocalist of the post-hardcore band Silverstein and host of Lead Singer Syndrome, chats with Morgan ahead of the When We Were Young Festival '24. They dive into the delightful quirks of Canadian culture, including the bizarre origins of Hawaiian pizza and Caesar salad. The conversation pivots to the warmth of Las Vegas compared to Canadian politeness. Shane shares insights on the camaraderie within Silverstein, their songwriting process, and reflects on how nostalgia shapes music fandom today.

Shane Told, the lead singer of Silverstein and host of Lead Singer Syndrome, shares insights about 'Discovering the Waterfront,' the band's influential 2005 album. He recalls the creative process in the studio and the emotional connections fans have with the music. The conversation touches on misconceptions in music, the impact of online feedback, and humorous anecdotes about Canadian culture. Shane also reflects on the revival of emo music and the challenges musicians face, offering a candid look into the songwriting journey.

Shane Told, lead singer of the band Silverstein and host of the Lead Singer Syndrome podcast, discusses Silverstein's politically motivated songs, his journey into music and its impact on his worldview, merch cuts and live music issues, healthcare as a right, corporate exploitation, vocabulary challenges in interviews, the emotional Vietnam War draft, merge cuts in the music industry, and the lack of solidarity in the music industry compared to other fields.

Shane Told, the charismatic lead singer of Silverstein and a trailblazer in emo music, returns to share insights from his nearly two-decade journey. He reflects on the evolution of their sound, the thrill of live performances post-pandemic, and the challenges of navigating the music industry. Shane also discusses the joy of reconnecting with fans, amusing tour mishaps, and the impact of technology on touring life. With anecdotes about past collaborations, he's candid about industry struggles and personal growth, infusing the conversation with humor and warmth.

Shane Told, the frontman of the post-hardcore band Silverstein, shares his journey of over two decades in music. He delves into the creative process behind their new album, 'Misery Made Me', inspired by pandemic life. Expect absurd tour tales, including a wild fan encounter, and insights on balancing authenticity with modern technology in music. Shane reflects on the evolution of vocal techniques, blending singing and screaming, and touches on the importance of integrity within the music industry.

Shane Told, the lead vocalist of Silverstein and host of 'The Lead Singer Syndrome,' discusses his band's journey celebrating 20 years of music. He shares secrets behind their new album 'A Beautiful Place to Drown,' the ups and downs of touring, and hilarious road stories. Shane reflects on the evolution of the emo scene, meaningful collaborations, and the challenge of balancing new and classic songs in setlists. With light-hearted banter, he highlights the joy of community at music festivals and the quirks of musicians in the podcasting world.

Shane Told, lead singer of Silverstein and host of Lead Singer Syndrome, dives deep into the music industry. He discusses the unique allure of musicians entering podcasting, contrasting it with comedians. Shane shares his band's journey from DIY to professional management, emphasizing financial awareness. The conversation also delves into balancing artistic integrity with commercial success, all while keeping a light-hearted tone about the emo scene. Listen in as he reflects on navigating an ever-changing music landscape.