The Jesea Lee Show

Cody Hanson, drummer and co-founder of Hinder, brings rock star tales and insights into his world. He argues why 'Lips of an Angel' reigns supreme in rock history and shares stories of out-partying Motley Crue. Cody reflects on the impending 20th anniversary of 'Extreme Behavior' and his experiences with fame and relationships. He also recounts a nearly explosive encounter with Chad from Nickelback. Expect discussions about their new music, including 'Everything is a Cult,' and the wild ride of being a rock musician.

Dan Jacobs and Brandon Saller, members of the metalcore band Atreyu, dive into the hilarious antics of music festival fans. They candidly share a humorous story about an embarrassing mishap that sets the tone for their uplifting new album, Pronoia. The conversation shifts to their innovative acoustic renditions of past songs and exploring how to transform punk into poignant ballads. With a mix of laughter and insight, they discuss the band's evolution and personal dynamics while hinting at exciting future projects.

Brody King, a star in AEW and the lead singer of the hardcore band God's Hate, dives into his fascinating journey through music and wrestling. He shares how he first encountered heavy music and the wildest matches he's been part of. Surprisingly, he also reveals his love for pop music, painting a colorful portrait of his eclectic tastes. The conversation flows from nostalgic reflections on physical media to the excitement surrounding upcoming AEW events, blending the worlds of wrestling and music in an entertaining discussion.

In this lively discussion, Matty Mullins, the frontman for Memphis May Fire and Anberlin, shares his whirlwind experience of touring with two major bands. He humorously addresses a rumor about being replaced by a clone and reflects on the joy of live performances. Matty also dives into the exciting lineup of the When We Were Young festival and the legacy of the Warped Tour. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity in music creation and discusses the challenges of evolving as an artist while staying true to one's roots.

In this lively discussion, Logan Tabor, the vocalist of All the Pretty Things, dives into the emotional power of music during the pandemic, sharing how songs like 'Every Now and Then' served as personal expressions. He reflects on the renaissance of full album releases and their significance in the current music landscape. Tabor also shares intriguing insights from their recent tour, intertwining music with horror themes, and celebrates the nostalgic echoes of emo and rock's evolution, resonating deeply with fans of the genre.

Nick Hexum, the charismatic frontman of the platinum rock band 311, chats about their new single "You're Gonna Get It" and the highly anticipated album "Full Bloom". He shares hilarious tales about Adam Sandler’s influence on their music and how they navigated their evolution from underground to mainstream success. Hexum also reflects on their unique sound shaped by unconventional recording spaces and the challenges of producing music during the pandemic. Plus, get a laugh from his thoughts on Zaddy memes and collaborations with other artists!

Tyson Ritter, the charismatic frontman of The All-American Rejects, shares tales from the band's rich history and hints at an exciting new album. He reveals behind-the-scenes stories about their hits like "Gives You Hell" and reflects on their evolution as artists. The conversation touches on their unconventional setlist for the When We Were Young Festival and applauds Chappell Roan for her bold stance on fandom. With a mix of nostalgia and humor, Tyson reminisces about the band's journey and the emotional connections forged through their music.

Join Rory Rodriguez, the emotional powerhouse behind Dayseeker, as he opens up about their latest album, 'Dark Sun', shaped by the profound loss of his father. He shares his initial fears regarding fan reactions and reflects on the balance of creative risks and audience expectations. Rory also discusses tattoo tributes to loved ones, the cultural nuances of touring in Japan and Australia, and the challenges of managing online negativity in the music scene. Get ready for an intimate look at songwriting, family, and navigating the music industry!

Jason Hook, guitarist and mastermind behind Flat Black, discusses his musical journey from Five Finger Death Punch to his new band. He shares insights about selecting Wrex Horton as the vocalist and the collaboration with Corey Taylor on their album 'Dark Side of Your Brain.' The chat dives into the emotional rollercoaster of searching for the right voice and the challenges of balancing a music career with film projects. They also reflect on the impact of nostalgia in music and the importance of positivity in the social media landscape.

This week features Honey Revenge, a pop punk duo of Devin and Donnie, and Josh Roberts from Magnolia Park, known for their unique sound. They dive into the excitement of the Summer School Tour, reminiscent of legendary festivals. Expect tales of thrilling mosh pits, the nostalgia of emo anthems, and the quirky dynamics of concert culture. Each guest shares personal concert experiences, with humor and insights on merchandise etiquette and the deep connection music fosters among fans.