Sept. 7, 2026
High June Rocks Rocklahoma: A Band’s Journey from College Bars to Festival Stages
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RSS Feed In this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, Pipeman connects with High June at Rocklahoma Festival. The discussion dives into the band’s origins, unique approach to genre, experiences at major festivals, their musical journey, and what’s ahead for their tour calendar. Listeners get an inside look into how High June’s diverse backgrounds and collective passion fuel their chemistry and creative process.
Main Topics Covered
- High June’s background and formation at East Carolina University
- Their first-time experience playing at Rocklahoma Festival
- The significance of playing diverse festivals and the band's musical evolution
- Rejecting labels and embracing genre freedom in music creation
- Stories of personal inspiration and falling in love with music
- Insights into their writing process, practice habits, and band chemistry
- Detailed upcoming tour and collaborations
- Dream bands to tour with
- Social links and how to support the band
- High June expresses their excitement at being selected for Rocklahoma and describes the crowd’s unexpected energy, with fans crowd surfing and forming mosh pits even though they were the first band playing that day 00:32.
- The band notes Rocklahoma’s hospitality, sharing that the crew treated them like headliners and contributed to an outstanding environment 01:17.
- Members hail from across North Carolina but united at East Carolina University, initially starting as a cover band before evolving into original music once James and Jack joined the group 06:02.
- Focus on their ability to gel through embracing differences and practicing intensely—sometimes six days a week for six hours a day 06:53.
- The band and Pipeman agree on the drawbacks of genre labels, with a firm belief in music as a spectrum. The aim is not to repeat themselves and ensure every song tells its own story 03:42.
- Members emphasize they never wanted listeners to feel like every song sounded the same—diversity in songwriting is a cornerstone 04:40.
- Personal stories about falling in love with music: watching Nirvana Unplugged, being inspired by parental figures, and listening to classic rock in the car with family 09:46.
- A humorous trivia exchange about Jane’s Addiction and the meaning behind “dogs singing” 12:17.
- Members reflect on dedication required to excel in music—practicing for hours, learning from each other, and building chemistry both personally and professionally 14:10.
- Discussion on how technical perfection isn’t everything; passion and creativity are just as important (calling out Nirvana’s impact on this philosophy) 14:37.
- After Rocklahoma, the band is headed to Dallas-Fort Worth for a show with Cole Barnhill, followed by a headlining tour in October on the East Coast and then supporting Dexter and the Moonrocks for the rest of the year 05:17.
- “The crew overall, man, everybody's just been so…hospitable. You wouldn't even know that we were the first band of the day. They're treating us like we're the headliners.” 01:17
- “Labels in general are stupid. Nothing's black and white. It's all gray… even music is the biggest spectrum ever.” 03:42
- “We never wanted to be one of those bands where you listen to one song and then you've heard the entire catalog already. Every song to be its own thing.” 04:40
- “The biggest thing is that, like, we love each other. Like, that's the bottom line.” 08:30
- “You have to put those 10,000 hours in.” 14:28
- Find High June:
- Instagram: @highjuneband 15:53
- TikTok: @highjuneband 15:53
- Website: www.highjuneofficial.com– for tickets, merch, and tour info 16:10
- All streaming platforms: YouTube, Spotify, etc. 15:58
- Upcoming Shows:
- Headlining tour in October (East Coast) 16:12
- Over 20 dates supporting Dexter and the Moonrocks for the rest of the year 16:12
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- Pearl Jam
- Highly Suspect
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- Atreyu
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Hi, you're listening to The Adventure and I'm Pudlin on
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W4CY Radio.
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This is the Pipe Man here on The Adventure's Pipe
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Man W4CY Radio and I'm here with.
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Hi, June.
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Nice, here at Rock, Oklahoma, man.
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Yes, sir.
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How did that happen?
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Dude, we are just a couple guys from North Carolina,
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and we were lucky enough to get chosen to get
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on this bill, and I cannot tell you how happy
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we are to be on it. Man, this was a killer, killer,
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killer time. First time at Rock, Oklahoma, and, yeah, we'll
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be back for sure.
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Yeah, and tell me how your experience has been at Rock,
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Oklahoma so far.
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So far, I mean, the crowd has been much crazier
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than we expected. You know, we were one of the
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first bands playing today, so the fact that we walked
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out and saw people crowd surfing and doing mosh pits
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and going nuts, that was beautiful to see. That was crazy.
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It's been pretty hot, too, but it's fun. It's fun.
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It's hot as hell.
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It is.
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I live in Florida, and I think it's hot as hell, okay?
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We have two seasons, hot and hotter.
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But I mean, the crew overall, man, everybody's just been so,
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I guess, hospitable. I mean, it's been great. You wouldn't
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even know that we were the first band.
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Of the day.
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You know, they're treating us like we're the headliners, and
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that's really awesome to see.
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It's a good environment. I love hearing that, because that's
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the way it should be.
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It's a great environment to be around. It's been fucking awesome.
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How about you guys?
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It's been great.
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We just got some drinks over at the radio station.
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Behind us so.
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How good that'll make this a better interview.
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Yeah, I mean just to reiterate what everyone said I
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mean we haven't done a lot of festivals this far
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in our career and everyone's been nice and welcoming and
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We had a great turnout for being the first band
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of the day, and I don't think we could ask for.
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More exactly and you know it's not always easy as
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a festival for bands you know and The sound, the
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load in, the load out. So when I hear stuff
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like this, it makes me happy because there are festivals
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that do it right, and Rock, Lahoma's one of them.
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Yes, sir. Yeah, it's been amazing so far.
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Where in North Carolina are you guys from?
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We're all from different parts, but we all met at
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East Carolina University.
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Nice. And ECU.
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And we started playing the bar scene there, and it
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just grew from that. But pretty much born all over.
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We have Charlotte. We have.
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Raleigh, Greensboro, kind of all over the state.
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Nice. I have two kids, three kids that live in Fayette-Nam. Fayette-Nam.
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I'm sorry.
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I know, right?
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We did play in Fayette-Nam.
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Actually, our first ever festival was, in quotation marks, was
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at Fayette-Nam. We were the first of the day over
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like a three-day event. Was it multiple days or was
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it one day? It was supposed to be this huge thing. Yeah,
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and it wasn't much other than street vendors and, you know,
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people playing music. But, like, we're grateful because now we
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see the come up between doing that, loving life last year,
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and then now this. We actually are grateful for stepping on, like,
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a huge stage like that.
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There you go. I love it. And something else I
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love I read in your guys' bio is... That you
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guys don't put a label on what type of music
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you are. I fucking hate that shit. Like, why do
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artists need to be boxed into a label?
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I think labels in general are stupid.
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100% anything nothing's black and white it's.
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All gray I'm always about that that's how everything.
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Is and even music is the biggest spectrum ever but
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like you hear all these people that say you can't
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fit us into a box I think we have a
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box it's just not as direct as others it's your
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box like Jack will say it's just rock like from
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rock you'll have ballads you'll have hard hitters and then
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you'll have anything in between and I feel like that's
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the vibe it's like whatever sounds good to us is
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just the best thing ever and like we're five dudes
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from five different backgrounds so that's where it comes from really.
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That's cool and yeah it definitely is where it is
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just all rock okay a lot of bands i talk
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to they say the same thing but everybody wants to
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put you into this like micro genre that's so finite
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you know You are an artist. You should be able
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to express yourself any way you want, you know?
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We also, we never wanted to be one of those
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bands where you listen to one song and then you've
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heard the entire catalog already.
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No doubt.
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Every song to be its own thing.
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Exactly. It tells its own story. And also as you
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grow as an artist, you don't want to stay in
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the same thing and not evolve and not expand or
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not get better, you know? And I think that's what's important,
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that you just play what you want to play and
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you'll attract your tribe. So now how are you going
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to top Rock, Oklahoma? How are you going to top Rock,
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Oklahoma now?
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Well, we're very excited.
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We're leaving tomorrow, and we'll be heading down to Dallas-Fort Worth.
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We're going to be playing a show down there, which
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we're pumped for. We're going to be playing with Cole Barnhill.
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But after that, you know, for the rest of the year,
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we've got a headlining tour set up in October where
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we're going to be playing a little bit closer to home.
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And then for the rest of the year, we're on
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tour with a band called Dexter Moonrocks. We'll be rocking
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out with them until the end of the year, so.
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A lot of exciting stuff coming up.
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Nice.
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And they're playing at Rock, Oklahoma, too.
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Yeah, they're about to go back on.
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There you go. And so, like, you guys all went
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to school together. So how did the band thing come
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to be? How did you guys meet? How did it
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all work? put the puzzle together.
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So freshman year, it was me, Will, Hayden, and Ryan
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that started the band in the college freshman dorms. It
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was really a cover band at first. We just wanted
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to play as much as we could, and we didn't
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really think about writing songs. Once we started to get
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more serious, luckily we found these two guys, James and Jack,
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that really solidified what the group is now, and we've
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just been writing and releasing music ever since.
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Nice. And so what do you think it is that
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made all of you gel together as a band? Because
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sometimes personalities don't get together and it doesn't last.
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I really think our differences is what gelled us together
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and being able to compromise with what we all like.
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And also just being brothers at the end of the day.
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We can go and hang out and be friends and
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not just musicians.
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You know? Yeah.
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And, you know, we practice together.
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Sometimes six days a week for six hours a day.
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Nice. And this is recent, within the last year.
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And then we were practicing even more before that, learning
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three-hour-long sets just full of covers. And so by the
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end of that, you just really learn what the other
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guy is going to play. So it's really easy to
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write to Will because I can sit there and look
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at him and go, okay, I know this is what.
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He would want to hear if he were playing it.
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Let me try to match that and then just do
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what serves the song from there.
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And.
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I don't know, we all just really know each other's
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music preferences, and the chemistry is really, really there, and
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you can see it on stage, you can see it
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during practice, and it's just, we're all just brothers, like
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he said, you know?
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It's key, too.
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I also have another answer, but my perspective on this
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as well. I think we all, like you said, some
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about personalities, and they might clash sometimes. I think we
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all came from similar backgrounds, but different enough to learn
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from each other.
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And that's a huge thing.
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But also, our passion for music runs deep in every
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single one of us. And that was the first thing
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that I noticed about us three. And bringing on two
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other guys was such a hard thing because I wanted
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that passion that I knew these guys had. And since
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we were young kids, we were thinking about hopping on stage,
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doing this one day. And it was just something that
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you had to find in somebody. And the passion, if
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you have that passion, you're a friend, you're a bandmate,
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and we're also roommates. So, like, there's three different personalities
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within this. And you just learn to adapt. And the
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biggest thing is that, like, we love each other. Like,
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that's the bottom line.
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That's key.
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We're here for a common goal, you know.
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I love it.
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I think y'all covered that.
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My Lord. All right. So we can start with you
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for my next one. All righty. What was it? What
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was that moment in time in your life that you
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knew music was what you wanted to do?
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I mean, kind of going back to what Ryan just said,
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we all wanted to do it as a kid. I
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think I had a blind confidence from the first backyard
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show we played where I told my dad that I
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didn't care much about my assignments in college because we
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just played for 30 people. And then I think all
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of that really started coming into fruition about a year
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and a half ago when we started seeing an actual
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fan base culminate online, a very small one, but like
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a real one. People who cared about our day-to-day life
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and the music we were talking about putting out. So
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it's always been there, and I think it's just grown
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stronger as we've seen people get as into our music
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as we are into our music.
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So that's really all I have to say to that.
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I would say it started for me when I had
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my stepdad's two daughters, they were twins, they were showing
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me music videos and we watched Nirvana Unplugged and the
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way that they were so infatuated by his person it
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blew my mind I hadn't seen that from anybody I
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was around before and to have.
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Create in the most raw form as unplugged and then
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people love that that was just otherworldly to me.
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I had a little band in high school called sick
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at the zoo. Shout out.
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That's a pretty cool name actually.
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the COVID year and in high school, just making music
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all day. And, uh, and even beyond that, it was,
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I'm playing my guitar all the time. I just go
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down to the basement and play guitar after dinner. I'm
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playing guitar before bed. I'm playing guitar. Um, Learning a
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new riff every single night, just trying to teach myself
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how to play. And I don't know, listening to music
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just dissect music and just listen and be present in it.
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Imagine myself playing it. It's just, I don't know, music
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is everything. It's obviously my whole life right now, but
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it's been a massive part of my life for the
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last 24 years.
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I love it.
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Can't really do anything about that.
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Guns N' Roses was always playing. And I didn't really
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understand what it was, but I liked it. And at
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the time, my parents wanted me to do sports. I
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didn't have a care in the world for that. So
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