May 25, 2026
New Jersey hard rock band BLACK ROSE REBELLION New Album, Hail The Rebel Queen – PipemanRadio
Interview with Dave Rosenfeld (guitar) from Black Rose Rebellion.
New Jersey hard rock band BLACK ROSE REBELLION who are releasing their new album, Hail The Rebel Queen, on May 29th via Pavement Entertainment
Current Singles: Hail The Rebel Queen (Releasing May 29th) For Fans Of: Halestorm, In This Moment, Shinedown, Evanescence, The Pretty Reckless
Black Rose Rebellion is a modern hard rock band forged from strength, power, and rebirth. The Black Rose itself symbolizes major change, hope, and optimism—core themes reflected in both the band’s music and the personal journeys of its members.
The rebellion was born in June 2022, when frontwoman Trybe and lead guitarist/co-writer Dave “The RockDoc” Rosenfeld—complete strangers at the time—were each on the verge of walking away from music altogether. Introduced by a mutual friend despite coming from entirely different worlds, their connection sparked an immediate creative rebirth and laid the foundation for Black Rose Rebellion.
Hailing from both the northern and southern halves of New Jersey, USA, the band has developed a powerful, genre-blending sound influenced by decades of rock and metal, while maintaining a bold, modern edge. Beyond the music, Black Rose Rebellion represents a brand built on individuality, resilience, and self-belief—encouraging listeners to stand for who they are and what they believe in.
Lead guitarist Dave “The RockDoc” Rosenfeld has been a lifelong musician while simultaneously building a successful and highly decorated career as one of New Jersey’s top dental practitioners. His precision, intensity, and passion translate seamlessly from profession to performance.
Inspired by her husband’s ambition and love for music, Karen “Kar Rose” Rosenfeld joined as drummer and co-founder. Her impeccable timing, hard-hitting power, and dynamic, lyrical playing make her the unmistakable heartbeat of the band.
Frontwoman Trybe grew up immersed in music, studying piano and clarinet while deliberately avoiding the family tradition of guitar and drums. After a challenging transition following 13 years of service in the United States Army—serving in the JAG Corps, Operation Enduring Freedom, Civil Affairs, and later as a Drill Sergeant—she rediscovered music as a source of purpose and healing. A self-taught vocalist, her voice became her weapon, forging the commanding, powerhouse identity that defines Black Rose Rebellion.
Brooklyn-born bassist Michele Mayhem brings a fierce, authentic rock edge shaped by years of live performance. Known for her powerful stage presence and grounded intensity, her experience and energy add a commanding dimension to the band’s sound.
Black Rose Rebellion came out of the gate strong, performing at some of New Jersey’s most prestigious venues and directly supporting artists such as Sponge, Spread Eagle, and other rising national acts. With their debut album set for release in the near future, the band continues to grow its loyal following—The Rebel Army. Join the Rebellion.
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has some killer music that we're going to talk about.
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So let's welcome to the show. Dave the rock Dock
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from Black Rose Rebellion.
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How are you?
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How you doing?
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I like that name, the rock doc That's killer.
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That was given to.
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Me by j D from Black Label Society. I'm a dentist.
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I treat a lot of the rockers also and between
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that in music, and I've hung out with them and
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played with them and stuff.
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So it's been pretty cool.
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That's pretty funny because Okay, so in the town where
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our studios have been for like eighteen years, when I
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first moved there, I went to the dentist. Oh yeah,
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and I'm wearing a Misfits shirt in the dentist chair.
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And so the dentist as he's drilling me, he's like,
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you like the Misfits. I'm like yeah. He goes Glenn
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Danzig's my brother in law.
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Oh that's wild.
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Yeah. I was like, holy crap, how does that happen? Right?
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So tell us a little bit about your debut album,
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coming out, and I think it's pretty badass. The music's
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pretty badass. And tell us how it all came about
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and what you're looking for your music to do for people.
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That's great.
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Yeah, So black ho was Rebellion was founded on my
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stinger and eyes feelings of trying to actually give up music.
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We were kind of bad experiences with some other bandmates
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and different situations and some a mutual friend reached out
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to us and hooked us up, and I took my wife,
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who's my drummer, and we went down to meet Tribe
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and she was just amazing and we had the same
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type of ideas, same type of goals. So we were
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sending demos back and forth, her vocals, my music, and
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it just really connected and she connected. It has been
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an unbelievable ride ever since. So this this album is
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we have sonic ride. Each each song kind of stands
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on its own. They're all very different, but still you.
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Can know it's us.
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We're looking to really have people reach out, and all
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the songs lyrically and musically kind of connect with people.
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It's all about people's everyday lives and you know, Tribe
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is the rebel Queen, but really She's the rebel queen
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for everybody.
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Right, everybody could be a rebel queen.
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Right.
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The whole idea is to not about chaos and all that.
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It's more about being able to be your own person
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and bring your own feelings and fighting back people who
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are against you.
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What what what a thought? Right?
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I mean, like in this day and age, I think
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that's so apropos because come on, people, just think on
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your own.
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Man.
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You don't need to join a team, you don't need
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to join a label. Just be yourself and you know
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if people don't like it, oh well you know they're
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not your people.
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That's it. And people seem to really.
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Connect with that whole idea too. It's it's really an
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amazing thing.
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I love it because it's what it used to kind
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of be like and it's become not like that. So
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we need artists like you to kind of unite us
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back together again with individuality.
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Absolutely.
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So, where in Jersey are you from?
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So the band is kind of split up.
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So our bass player, Michelle Mayhem is from Staten Island.
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My wife and I are from Northwest Jersey in the
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Clinton area. Tribe is from South Jersey. So it kind
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of will spread out all over the place, but it
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makes for great for.
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Shows, right.
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And I'm from South I live in South Florida now,
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but I'm from Jersey. Oh and I'm from like many parts, Okay.
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So I grew up in Little Falls, roseland Montclair. Sure,
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and I've lived up by where you're talking about. I've
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lived up in Jefferson Township, up in the Lake Apacon area.
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I've lived in South Plainfield, Marlborough, Manawpen, old Bridge, that's
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Ocean Township. Funny story is like in nineteen eighty my
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dad came up to me and goes, meet your new mother.
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We're moving to California in three days. Oh little did
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I know that was actually a good idea. Like I
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was not down with that. And I remember when I
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first got to California, I'm like where how am? I
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was like I was an alien planet. But then I
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found very quickly the Sunset Strip and the Troubadour and
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all those areas of the eighties scene and got very involved.
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So I relate to what you were talking about because
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I was very involved in the music scene then and
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I left. I left the music scene because I couldn't
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stand the bullshit of the eighties and what record labels
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were doing the bands right, right, So I definitely relate
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to your music.
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And then, you know, I was listening to.
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It and it's like, it's kind of like old school
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and modern at the same time. I say old school
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because it's just good rock and roll and musicianship.
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Legacy rock and roll with a whole new.
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Modern feel exactly, you know, because we've been kind of
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losing it in the past years, losing musicianship, and I
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think it's making a comeback now from a lot of
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bands I'm seeing coming up like your band and that,
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you know, want to go back to where you're actually
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a musician, right.
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Absolutely, you're singing a lot of the new generation. Also,
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the young kids are going back to all the old
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school stuff and bringing that.
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It's pretty amazing.
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I think it's way cool.
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Two of my grandkids for their birthdays, they wanted me
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to get them vinyl.
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I was like, that's way cool. I'll be happy to
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do that.
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Of course, that was until I went to the store
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and I saw how much nyl is nowadays at the store.
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I'm like, holy crap, you know, I have the album
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go ahead.
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That's how I grew.
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Up, like you got an album, you own the music, right,
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You ripped over the plastic, you ripped up in the thing,
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You looked at the lyrics, you looked at the pictures,
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you owned it.
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Today's world's a lot different, right, It's fifteen.
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Seconds his wife right left, as you like it, and
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it's changed the way people will Right. Some people are
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writing now where they're putting the choruses right up front
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so that you kind of connect with the hook right
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off the bat.
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It's definitely had an song music today.
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Well, you know, I took songwriting classes when I was younger,
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and I was talking. I was actually to your point
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talking to a band a couple months ago that was
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telling me how, Yeah, in teaching these kids songwriting that
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they had to change it for the times were in
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and the attention span that people don't have. Yeah, like
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you were just saying, putting the chorus right up front,
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maybe only two verses, no bridge, no solo, no intro
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Like some of my favorite songs. Ever, it took at least,
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at the very least thirty seconds to get to the
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meat of the song.
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Oh, you're like, whoa, But you're right.
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When we were younger, you invested your money in some
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vinyl or cassettes or eight tracks or CDs, and you
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made sure that you listened to it from cover to
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cover because you paid your hard earned money that you
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couldn't get it, you know, and you couldn't just say,
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oh I don't like this, forget it. Some of my
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favorite albums I had to listen to like five times
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before you.
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Like yeah, yeah. You know what got you originally into music? Oh?
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I started as a kid. It just it was inevitable,
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you know. I love playing from the get go. I
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taught himself, taught I loved it and how to make
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a decisions if I wanted to go into music and
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go into school.
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My parents pushed me to school.
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And then when you know, years later, my son had
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another band, and at sixteen years old, he's like, I
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don't want to go to college. I want to be
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a rock and roll drummer. So I started the band.
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He was my drummer. We opened up for Leida Ford's
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sworder early Guns.
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We played a lot of really amazing shit nice and
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then I had to do that for him. So actually
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he took lessons from j D.
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From Black Label.
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He taught him based and said let him Dave let
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me just try to.
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Steer him the right way.
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So he learned bass as well as drummer, probably one
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the best drummers I've had, and then ended up becoming
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a mechanical engineer.
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We pushed them towards that, so that was cool. But
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that drive me back into music.
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And when we played a huge festival, I had to
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write ten storms within two weeks.
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And it's just been like that.
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Wow.
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So it's my it's my safe place.
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Well, you know, it's interesting. That's one of the things
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I love about today is your story. I'm saying with
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like my kids and grandkids. It's like when we were kids,
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there was no way we would be in a band
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with our parent, right, We wouldn't even we wouldn't even
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see a band that was the age of our parents,
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you know. And it's so cool, Like, you know, I
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do festivals all over the US, UK and Europe and
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I see like generations, Oh yeah, and I love it.
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It's amazing.
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Yeah, And that's where I'm feeling like rock is definitely
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not dead. It So we have a rebirth now, which
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is part of the band's name, right, Acho's rebelling. The
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whole idea of Black Rose is rebirth, renewal, you know,
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so it's kind of fun to see that music industry also.
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Yeah, and I just got back from doing coverage Welcome
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to Rockville with two hundred and ten thousand people, So
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rock is definitely not dead.
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Awesome as that. That's great.
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Yeah, I do that one every year, but like two
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hundred and ten thousand. I think it's like a record
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for all the Danny Wimmer festivals at this point.
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That's all right.
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That just tells you it's not dead, right, two hundred
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and ten thousand people and what not one incident?
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I see. That's yeah, that's awesome.
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I love it, you know.
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So what else can we expect from you guys the
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rest of twenty twenty six, Well.
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We're going to put some some tour dates together right now.
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We wanted to get the album out, push that out.
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The release date is made twenty ninth. There's been a
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lot of amazing feedback, so that's really been great.
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We took about two year to really get this record
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the way we wanted to, so it's definitely a love project.
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I love hearing that too, because you know, a lot
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of musicians throughout the years I would even say, going
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up to COVID, you were on this hamster wheel and
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there's no way you would be able to take two
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Write an album.
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You're like writing it on the tour bus from one
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gig to another. Yeah, we're getting the creativity back because
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album and then later they're like, it really wasn't finished.
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That's not how I would have finished the album.
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