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In this conversation, Abigail Morris, the dynamic frontwoman of U.K. band The Last Dinner Party, shares her thrilling journey from a budding artist to a global sensation. She dives into the whirlwind of their rapid rise to fame, reflecting on their LA debut and the creative process behind their debut album, 'Prelude to Ecstasy.' Abigail discusses her inspirations, overcoming stage fright, and the excitement of covering songs like 'Wicked Game.' Plus, she dreams big, revealing her desire to collaborate with Chappell Roan and Nick Cave.

In a lively chat, Jim Lindberg, the frontman of punk band Pennywise, shares wild tales from the chaotic early days of the band, including unforgettable pranks and their pivotal role in the surf video scene. He discusses the profound influence of industry mentors like Brett Gurewitz and the legacy of their beloved bassist, Jason Thirsk. Jim also dives into his new project, The Black Pacific, and how it reflects his creative evolution. Plus, he reveals heartwarming moments from fatherhood and muses on the power of music amidst life's challenges.

Dexter Holland and Noodles, from The Offspring, share their creative journey and personal anecdotes. Dexter reflects on the pressure after their iconic album 'Smash' and how it shaped their new album, SUPERCHARGED. They discuss memorable early shows at Gilman Street, and the thrilling energy of 'You're Gonna Go Far, Kid.' The duo also shares exciting stories about collaborating with Ed Sheeran and Yungblud. With a mix of nostalgia and fresh insights, they illuminate their enduring passion for music.

Annie Clark, known as St. Vincent, is a Grammy-winning musician celebrated for her innovative sound. In this engaging chat, she shares her experiences performing with Nirvana, discusses the emotional depth of her song "Reckless," and reflects on her production process for her latest album, "All Born Screaming." Annie dives into her thoughts on image and trophies, and balances being both a performer and a producer. She also recounts a memorable collaboration with Dave Grohl and her artistic ambitions, prioritizing respect over commercial success.

Hardy, a talented songwriter and singer from Mississippi, shares his musical journey after moving to Nashville. He reflects on how Pearl Jam’s 'Alive' shaped his love for music and transitions from writing for others to becoming an artist himself. Hardy discusses his exciting collaborations with rock icons like Chad Smith and Fred Durst, plus the unique story behind his latest album, 'Quit.' With aspirations to work with legends like Trent Reznor, Hardy’s passion for blending rock and country shines through.

Join Joe Keery, the multi-talented actor known for his roles in Stranger Things and Fargo, as he chats about his music career under the name Djo. He discusses his song "End of Beginning" and why it resonates with fans. Joe shares his journey of balancing acting and music, revealing his unique creative process and the influence of legendary studios. He opens up about the pressure he feels to prove himself in the music world while also savoring memories of Chicago and its cinematic legacy. This lively conversation showcases Joe's passion for both art forms!

Thomas Mars, the charismatic lead singer of the French band Phoenix, shares insights into his upbringing in Versailles and the band's creative journey. He humorously discusses his love for shows like Curb Your Enthusiasm and Bewitched. Mars explains Phoenix's transition from a studio band to captivating live performers, attributing their evolution to their third album. He emphasizes the band’s drive to create new music over nostalgia, revealing they’ve been recording fresh material this January. Get ready for more Phoenix magic ahead!

Jakob Nowell, musician and frontman for Sublime with Bud and Eric, shares insights about his new album 'Enter the Castle' and his journey in music. He talks about working with Tim Armstrong, mixing retro soul with modern sounds, and how he draws inspiration from bands like Queens of the Stone Age and Tool. Jakob reflects on honoring his father's legacy while carving out his own identity in Sublime. He also hints at a potential collaboration with Gwen Stefani on 'Saw Red'. Tune in for a mix of storytelling and rock passion!

Judah Akers, the frontman of Judah and the Lion, dives deep into his new album, The Process, which is inspired by the five stages of grief. He shares how personal experiences like divorce have shaped his songwriting and offers insights into the therapeutic nature of creating music. Judah also discusses his journey from collegiate baseball to music, highlights fan interactions that resonated with him, and reflects on the importance of persistence and community in his career. Plus, hear about his collaboration with K. Flay and the candid stories behind some tracks.

Jacoby Shaddix, the dynamic frontman of Papa Roach, shares his incredible journey from early shows in Vacaville to achieving global fame. He candidly discusses his path to sobriety, revealing his struggles and triumphs since 2004. Jacoby emphasizes the importance of vulnerability in connecting with fans and crafting authentic songs like 'Leave a Light On.' He reflects on collaborating with talented producers and celebrating the band's evolution over 25 years, and reveals exciting plans for the future.