Shane Told

Shane Told, vocalist of Silverstein and host of Lead Singer Syndrome, reflects on 25 years in music and life on the road. He talks about podcasting’s shift to short‑form clips, staying authentic amid industry pressure, touring grit and fan culture, creativity under stress, and growing confidence while balancing mental health and messy brilliance.

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 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, 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, Canadian singer-songwriter and Silverstein frontman, joins a lively conversation about the When We Were Young festival, emo’s multigenerational community, and why emotionally honest music keeps resonating. He recalls Silverstein’s uninterrupted career, shares the story behind accidentally booking a historic festival, previews bands he’s excited to see, and discusses his interview podcast, Lead Singer Syndrome.

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, 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.

Tony Gwynn Jr., former MLB outfielder and Padres radio broadcaster, shares insights on the San Diego Padres' recent struggles, discussing key players like Tatis and Cease's pitching turnaround. He analyzes offensive contributors and the team's challenges before shifting to Shane Told, lead singer of Silverstein. Shane talks about his Toronto sports fandom, how he keeps up with games while touring, and their new album releases. From nostalgic Jays moments to tips on upcoming music, this conversation offers a delightful mix of baseball and rock.

Shane Told, lead vocalist of post-hardcore band Silverstein and host of Lead Singer Syndrome, reflects on two decades in music. He shares insights on the evolution of the band, from quirky tour anecdotes to navigating the complexities of label management. Shane reveals the importance of self-management and long-term planning for success. He also discusses the vibrant Canadian music scene that shaped his journey, while highlighting the resilience required in a constantly changing industry. This conversation is a goldmine for music enthusiasts!