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Welcome to The Sound 228... where New Rock lives loud. 🎸🔥
The Sound 228 is more than a podcast. It’s a live streaming rock radio experience, music magazine, concert promoter, and home for the New Rock Nation. Hosted by Kevin “Special K” Harris, Matt James, Lisa Wills, and Jared Seymour the show brings you conversations with the biggest names in active rock alongside the underground bands grinding their way to the top.
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Well, hey. Hey. Hey. Welcome to an episode the next episode, another episode of The Sound. I am Kevin Harris flying solo tonight that I just recently found out about.
Speaker 1:But, hey. You know what? We're gonna make it happen. We got lots of things going on. We usually start with, what have you been listening to?
Speaker 1:Well, lately, I have been listening to I'm still stuck on the Ryan Oak set it off song, and a lot of Beartooth. That's that's what I've been listening to. Put in the comments what you've been listening to. Yeah. Thank you.
Speaker 1:I know it's a cool hat. Appreciate it. Yeah. But but yeah. There you go.
Speaker 1:I was like, you know what? I'll just wear it tonight since we're gonna be premiering the premiering the brand new video from them guys coming up in just a little bit. It's called Stay With Me. We've got the video. We're gonna be doing it.
Speaker 1:And, it is the world premiere. Nobody has seen it yet other than the band, and myself because I had to put it together. So Chet's been listening to, of mice and men, violent Vera is cool. Been listening to them. That's from Aiden.
Speaker 1:So, cool. What have you been listening to? Let us know. But we do have the grudge match. We got the returning champion transient, with their song learn to breathe going up the against the challenger, tonight, cold words with their latest.
Speaker 1:It's called the castle. So that'll be happening here in just a second. We've got the premiere of the brand new video from them guys. Stay with me. The new single hits all streaming platforms on Friday.
Speaker 1:Videos tonight, and then they're gonna do another premiere of the video on their YouTube channel. So click over, subscribe on YouTube to them guys, and make sure you get notified when it does premiere on YouTube. Let's see. What else we got going on? I'm not gonna well, you know what?
Speaker 1:I am kind of excited about. So everybody knows if you if you're in the rock music and you and you like all that, but if you're into it you know, Bad Wolves got, I guess, kicked off the skillet tour because of certain things, and I don't care. It is what it is. But our good friends in Autumn Kings gets gets to replace Bad Wolf. So congratulations to Autumn Kings picking up the Bad Wolf or picking up the Skillet Tour.
Speaker 1:So good good good for them. Proud of them and excited for them to be on that tour and all of that. And then tonight, we've got 156Silence gonna be joining us. We're gonna be talking No Arms. We're gonna be talking about their new single, their new album, all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1:The tour that's gonna be coming out for them, that's happening. So we got a lot going on. Get into the comments. Share it out. If you are a fan of them guys, definitely share it out so that most people can see the brand new video for Stay With Me.
Speaker 1:That's gonna be coming up, shortly after the grudge match before we bring in our friends with 156silence. But let's go ahead and get into the grudge match now. You know how it works. It's very simple. We play two videos.
Speaker 1:We name them very simple. Video number one, video number two. So video number one is going to be cold words in the castle. Video two is going to be transient and learn to breathe. When video two is go pops on, you're gonna put it in the comments.
Speaker 1:Video number one or video number two, you're gonna choose out of the two of them. We'll pin the comments. We'll count them. And at the end of the show, we'll let you know whether transient moves on next week to see another challenger or if cold words beats transient and, Cold Words moves on to another challenger. But we're gonna go ahead and roll now.
Speaker 1:Here is video number one. This is Cold Words. It's called The Castle, and you're watching the sound. Alright. There you have it.
Speaker 1:That is, video number one, and, that is Cold Words and The Castle. Cool tune from them. Man, I love it. I love the two vocalists. They do a good job with that, And, good good song.
Speaker 1:It's called The Castle. Check it out. Follow them on Facebook. Follow them on all the all the socials. YouTube, go just go follow.
Speaker 1:Right? If we if we bring a band to you, follow them. It's that easy. Alright. Here is video number two.
Speaker 1:Now it's your time to vote. You'll need to vote in the comments. Video number one or video number two. Here is the returning champion. This is transient and learn to breathe, and you're watching the sound.
Speaker 1:Alright. There you have it. That is transient and learn to breathe video number two. So now's the time to put in the comments video number one or video number two. We'll pin the comments.
Speaker 1:We'll count them, at the end of the show and see who moves on next week to face a new challenger, and we'll see how all of that goes as the show goes on. Like I said, 156silence will be joining us in just a little bit. We're about to premiere the new Them Guys video with, the single Stay With Me. And, since I don't have a a cohost tonight, I decided to, reach out to a a friend of mine, and the one and only Chet from Them Guys is now with us. And we're you're gonna talk, Stay with me, the video, and and all of that good stuff.
Speaker 1:Good evening.
Speaker 2:What's happening?
Speaker 1:Alright. I'm a turn you up a little bit. You're a little low in the volume, so I'm a turn you up a little bit. Anyways, so I've been lucky enough to be behind the scenes on a lot of this as as it's been growing. But tell me about stay with me and the song itself, how it was produced, all of that kind of good stuff.
Speaker 2:Well, so we
Speaker 1:I've lost you, Chet. Your mic went out. Yeah. You're muted. Hold on.
Speaker 1:You're muted on your end. I'm not sure I can't hear you at all. To not that one. It might be this.
Speaker 3:I think it's this.
Speaker 2:Try that. Is that better?
Speaker 1:There oh, yeah. Much better. Much better. So,
Speaker 2:yeah, stay with me. The production on stay with me is a little bit different. Obviously, we started out with two brand new members. A huge shout out to Ben and Ross coming in with a brand new sound. But but Stay With Me was a a direction that we we, you know, collectively, we got together and said, you know, for for four albums as serious as we thought we were doing things, was time to take things to the next level.
Speaker 2:It was time to to be serious and say, you know what? We can't make any kind of progress without without actually putting in the work and and, you know, having the dedication that it takes to, you know, to progress and and to grow. So we decided to hire Feast Your Films Feast Your Eyes Films, I'm sorry, mister Chase Garcia. He came in and did an absolutely phenomenal job. We were fortunate enough to have a beautiful abandoned warehouse, I don't know, a 100 yards away from my back door.
Speaker 2:And also, you know, huge shout out to Pro Audio Video, mister Ross Johnson, our bass player, who is now producing our third studio album. Ross is just an absolute genius when it comes to the production side of things. You know, not only is he is he a remarkable musician, he is just he's next level on everything he touches. And, you know, not only did he bring another level on the bass guitar, you know, he he also he he understood the assignment when it came to let's go from being them guys of the past to let's let's go into the next phase of them guys, and let's take things to the next level.
Speaker 1:So on the video itself and I'm gonna I'm gonna take everybody behind the scenes a little bit. If you don't wanna you don't wanna bring it up, it's that's fine. But I know one thing we talked about was was was Nick. And I've seen the video and, you know, Nick, what you told me, Nick doesn't like to act and and all of that, but he did he knocked it out the park on this one.
Speaker 2:Yeah. So I I don't wanna be the one to come out and say that I didn't think it was gonna be the way it was, but I don't think any of us did. You know, we've shot a couple music videos before, and everything we've done before was pretty much performance based. Nick is not an actor. He'll tell you I don't I can tell you that.
Speaker 2:He'll tell you. The truth of the matter is is Nick is a musician, and that's what he is the best that he is one of the best I know. When it came down to acting, you know, there was a lot of there was a lot of elements that came up in the in the process of setting up for this video, and he he really stepped up to the plate and he honestly, all of us in our in our camp, we were all shocked. We like, you sure you wanna do this? And he's like, I'm gonna I'm gonna nail it.
Speaker 2:Dude, I'm telling you the first time we started seeing clips of it, we it's bringing tears to all of our eyes. We're freaking out because, you know, he stepped completely out of his element, and and I'm so proud of that dude. I mean, he you know, he's got he's got about twenty months clean and sober, and every it seems like every month of from that time that he gave up on the on the drinking and drugging and whatever it was, every month down the road, he brings something new to the table. And and in this case, it was it was the acting in the video. We we actually told him that we think he was just acting that he didn't know how to act.
Speaker 2:Like, it it just he he did such a good job that we thought he was full of shit, to be honest with you.
Speaker 1:So I don't know if you can see it, but I I've I don't think you've seen me redo that logo a little bit. If you
Speaker 2:Hold on. Let's see. I I can't see the I can't see the screen, but let me tell you.
Speaker 1:I gotcha. I gotcha. Yeah. So the Them Guys logo, I've got it vertical now or horizontal or side by side. So
Speaker 2:You know, I didn't know that was a thing, but that is that's actually pretty legit.
Speaker 1:It it's actually if you go go look go look at your shop, there's a a long sleeve shirt that's got them guys coming up the sleeve. That's the whole reason I did the logo like that. So You know, I'm New merch shop, by the way, ladies and gentlemen. You can go to themguysofficial.com, and there's a there's a new merch shop for them guys. Lots of cool crap in there.
Speaker 1:And, I only say crap because that's what came out of my mouth. It's not crap, but it it's good it's good merch. You can get their CDs. Eventually, there's gonna be some posters on their shirts, hats, beanies. There's a whole bunch of stuff on there.
Speaker 1:So
Speaker 2:You beat me to it. I was fixing the shameless plug the shit out of that.
Speaker 1:And if if you if you like golf, there's a cool ass golf towel on there too, by the way. So if you play golf. And and y'all know who I'm reaching out to on that one. But, anyways, so let's roll into the videos. Tell me tell me a little bit of you you told a little bit about the video.
Speaker 1:What's the concept behind the video? Well,
Speaker 2:you know, as far as the song goes, you know, obviously, every video is based around what the meaning of a song is. We've always had very unclear instructions on what our lyrics on our music was because Nick is a very personable guy. And, you know, when when you ask him directly, he's kinda you know, it's the way you take it. It's how you interpret it. But I think this one was a little more heartfelt.
Speaker 2:This one was a lot more a lot more personal. It hits a lot closer to home for us. Not only have we been through a lot of trials and tribulations, we lost one of our best friends as musician in John leaving the band back in December, and and that affected everybody. You know, that there's no bad blood in any of it. It just it hurt.
Speaker 2:You know, none of us wanted to see that happen. We always said from day one, that's where we were gonna be. And then throughout all of that, you know, times get tough and and people have rough times. You know, everybody personally have been through a lot of things. Nick, particularly, is is no exception to that.
Speaker 2:And I think when when he put this song together, he put the the lyrics of the song together, it was really it's really, you know, explaining, describing to the world how it feels to be depressed and how it feels to to be anxious and have anxiety and and not necessarily know where to turn. You know, one day you feel good, the next day you feel bad. But at the end of the day, you always feel like you're letting the world down, and and I don't know any better way to describe it. I it's for me, it's it's tough because, you know, I I'm more of an up upper kinda guy. I I like, you know, I like real heavy, happy, melodic type stuff.
Speaker 2:Personally, I think it's one of our greatest compositions, and it's one of those hard songs for me to listen to because I've been I've been through a lot of those things that make me feel that way, and and I think everybody has out there. Yep. And that's what this song is for. The song is for the people out there that have been through those things that you're not alone. You you know, you you feel these things.
Speaker 2:We feel these things. We understand. We we just wanna present it out to the world and show that it's a real thing, and and and we understand it. And we're here to support everybody that's gone through that, you know, to the best of our ability.
Speaker 1:Well, we're gonna roll into it, but I'm gonna give everybody about ten seconds to hit that share button before we do it. So hit your share button one more time and get that video. Here it comes. We've been waiting for it. It's been patiently and impatiently waiting for it.
Speaker 1:Here is the premiere of Stay With Me from them guys. Check it out. Put in the comments what you think, but whatever you do, share it out. Here it is, and you're watching the sound. This this is what I get for doing this shit by myself tonight.
Speaker 1:I forgot to unmute us. So there you have it. That is the new, video and the new single from them guys called Stay With Me, and I I wasn't even thinking about it, but that's really the first time most people have heard the full song too. That's correct. Get the video and the full song.
Speaker 1:So real quick, I got, Jack from 156silence sitting in sitting in the waiting room as well. Real quick, you got some you got a a pretty big event that you guys are taking part in this weekend. Tell us tell us all about it, especially for the people that live up north. So
Speaker 2:Yeah. So we we're leaving tomorrow. We're hitting the road. We will be playing the Smoking Coals bike rally on Friday night at 9PM opening for Leader Ford out in Bloomville, Ohio. I mean, on Saturday night, we'll be opening for Hinder.
Speaker 2:Same event. We'll be on the rally stage Saturday night. I think our set is at 05:00 on Saturday. But, yeah, up in Bloomville, Ohio and surrounding areas, if there's anybody watching the podcast, if you'll be out there, we'll be out there kicking it and screw you know, we we're coming in hot. We're doing our best to come in there and make an impression on everybody out there.
Speaker 2:We're we're extremely, extremely excited to get to share the stage with both Leader Ford and with Hinder as as well as some familiar faces with O Ray Ban. A huge shout out to mister Daniel Dwight. We also get to jam it like them, dirty roses, Frank Foster, things of that nature. But, yeah, Bloomville, Ohio smoking coals bike rally, Friday and Saturday night.
Speaker 1:So Saturday, make sure that, because you you're sharing the stage with them. Make sure that and, yeah, know drummers talk, so make sure you jab one in for me for from for Cody from hinder. And so
Speaker 2:can take
Speaker 1:care of that. Tell him it's for me. He'll totally understand. He won't even be won't even be mad. So, Chad, thank you for joining us.
Speaker 1:Congratulations on the new video. It premieres Thursday night on YouTube. Is that correct?
Speaker 2:Thursday night at midnight. It's gonna premiere at the same time as the song. We we set it up a little earlier than we thought we would have, but, yes, it premieres as well as the song goes on streaming platforms at midnight Thursday night.
Speaker 1:And if you have not done it yet, you can go to Them Guys social media. It's Them Guys LA and everywhere you wanna be, and the link to presave the song, to put it into your Spotify playlist right away as soon as it drops, make sure you go and and find the link. I'll put it in the comments somewhere in here as well, towards the end of the show. But find the link, presave it, and, get ready to rock to the new them guys coming out Friday. So thank you, Chet.
Speaker 2:Appreciate you, brother.
Speaker 1:And we will talk to you later. Alright. And, on that note, so put in the comments. I know a lot of people were in there, talking about it. Tell us what you think because you're not gonna see it again until this live replays, which is a couple hours afterwards.
Speaker 1:So you'll be able to watch it again if you wanna watch the show again, which, God forbid, I don't know why you would wanna do that, but we got you. But backstage, I have the one and only Jack from 156silence. Looking forward to talking, with them. Got some good stuff going on, so we're gonna bring Jack in right now. Jack, how are you?
Speaker 3:'Sup, man? Thanks for having me.
Speaker 1:Oh, no. Thank you for thank you for joining us. We appreciate it. And, our good friend, Gary Jay, for for hooking us up to be able to talk to you. But, man, I wanna talk I really wanna talk some some 1five six silence, man.
Speaker 1:So you guys are what? Two thousand fifteen's when you guys formed?
Speaker 3:Yeah. That's when the band was, formed. I joined in '20 like, the end of twenty seventeen, 2018, and we've just been rocking ever since.
Speaker 1:Yeah. So you got, From a Distance. Tell us a little bit about From a Distance.
Speaker 3:So From a Distance is the, follow-up to our last album, People Watching. That album was heard by a lot of people around the world. It got our name out there for sure compared to previous albums that we released. So From a Distance is the sequel follow-up album to people watching people watching from a distance. It's like people watching, but, like, from a further point of view, I guess, like, conceptually, I wanted to, like, keep keep the song similar dramatically, but, about delving into, like, social observations with songs like, proxy idols, which is, like, about celebrity and influencer worship, and, like, the never ending cycle and recycling of them.
Speaker 3:Swept from under, which is, also known as the call of the void. It's like it delves into, intrusive thoughts that a lot of people deal with in their day to day lives even though they don't, like, really want to feel that way or don't even feel like, in a depressed or self destructive way, but they still have these crazy thoughts that just come to them for no reason. Like, let's say, just jumping out of a window, like, for no reason. And yet oh, sorry. Go ahead.
Speaker 1:No. No. I was gonna say it's funny because, yeah, you were kinda given the history. I'm I'm looking at kind of the the questions that I kinda based on based what I wanted to talk about. I think you answered, like, four of them right there.
Speaker 3:Wait. That rolls.
Speaker 1:That was that was awesome, especially on the the the Swept From Under. I I wanted to dig dig into that a little bit, but you were telling all about it. So, but this is your first album with Pure Noise Records. What changed for the band creatively or practically once, once that partnership began?
Speaker 3:Nothing really changed. Musically, we they they pretty much knew who we were were since before people watching our, PR guy there, Griffin Severson. He's the son of Carl Severson, who was, the maker of Ferret, record or, yeah, Ferret and Good Fight. Right. So we we were already had, like, an in with them, but, I don't know.
Speaker 3:Like, we musically, it didn't change. We we they already knew what we had, but we just kind of, I don't know, honed in on what we really wanted our sound to provide visually, I guess, by just listening to it. So adding a lot more of the the synths and the soundscapes that you might hear from, like, shit from Resident Evil or, Silent Hill, Twin Peaks, stuff that's influenced by that.
Speaker 1:I gotcha. And, you know, the record kinda looks at, like, celebrity worship and social behavior, what we're talking about and intrusive thoughts. Like I said, you you reached all of those those questions. Which subject became the emotional center of the album for you?
Speaker 3:The title title track is From a Distance. They, that one's definitely an emotional song. It's just about a love it's a love song. It's about love and loss and, you know, what that does to people, as well as, an early exit, that was also a very painful song to write and even to talk about just because it's about our late basis, Lucas Booker, who passed away. And we just you know, I I I try to do my best by doing best by him on, on that song.
Speaker 3:A lot of people think our parting ways is directly about him, but it's it's not really the most direct song. An early exit is directly for Lucas that I wrote. And, I I hope we never play it, but we might. It depends.
Speaker 1:Right. And I would that was one of the things that I was gonna kind of, touch on a little bit with Lucas. He remains visibly part of the band's story. What does carrying his memory forward mean to you as as as people and as 156silence?
Speaker 3:Lucas was just the fucking best man. So having him being a memory and just being able to have him as a person that was so influential and so important in my life, it's just, it's hard every day. We still think about him every day. I do. It's just not easy.
Speaker 3:And, but he was the fucking he was the best, and he was rocking till the fucking wheels fell off. So that's what we gotta do for him.
Speaker 1:That's awesome. So we're gonna play the video for No Arms. Sure. Let's let's talk No Arms. The current single that's out right now, tell us tell us a little bit about the song, maybe about the video.
Speaker 1:We like to say tell us all or tell us nothing, but we'll leave that up to you.
Speaker 3:So No Arms is primarily about being without a way to protect yourself, and that's what the the whole video is him just running from, multiple guys in our mask. It's like, being what belongs to you and, being alone and afraid, not having any means to control, like, the situations that befall on you, and the overwhelm overwhelming feeling of, just helplessness in that kind of situation. It's a very, it's a very chase scene song.
Speaker 1:Got you. Well, we're gonna we're gonna play the video, and then we're gonna come back and talk about your your headlining tour that's gonna be happening and, a little more information on the album. But here is, 156silence. The song is called No Arms, and you're watching the sound. There you have it, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1:156silence. That is No Arms. And Jack is joining us from 156silence. And so your first From a Distance headline run starts, just days after the release, which, by the way, ladies and gentlemen, the release is this Friday. The album drops.
Speaker 1:So what will fans hear or experience on this tour that they've never gotten from a 1five6Silence show before?
Speaker 3:We're playing for over an hour. So and there's no encore. It's over an hour. I'm busting my ass the whole time, and you better stay the whole time. We're playing fucking all the new songs.
Speaker 3:We're playing some old songs off of Undercover Scumbag. We're playing some stuff off of Rational Pull, playing some stuff off People Watching, and a whole bunch of new songs, all the new singles, and the heavy songs off the new album as well. Nice. Yeah. We're doing our first VIP.
Speaker 3:The most of them are sold sold out already, so that's very awesome and very grateful for that. Absolutely. Very excited to meet everybody and, you know, mingle. That's about it. We got Aviana, From Joy, and Heaven's Gate.
Speaker 3:Three awesome fucking bands opening it up. The shows are selling out quick. So if you haven't gotten a ticket, please do, because we're not moving venues. We're gonna keep it sold out.
Speaker 1:There you go. So you've you've had you got on the record, you do have some guests, appearances or guest voices on those on those. Were those parts written for those voices, or did each guest reshape the song after after coming into it?
Speaker 3:I wrote those parts, but, they all did it in their own way, and it came out in very much originally sounds like them.
Speaker 1:That's awesome. That is very awesome. So, where would where should people follow you? Preorder the record and find tour dates and all that. Is it social media, or is it the website?
Speaker 1:Or We're
Speaker 3:all over Instagram, social media. We're we have a website, 156silence.com. We're on purenoiserecords.com. You can find us anywhere pretty much every streaming service. We're everywhere.
Speaker 1:Alright. So I always wrap it up with a with a rapid fire question. You ready? Sure. So gateway song for a brand new listener.
Speaker 3:Of my own? Yeah. Let's do I would say better written villain. That's, that's our biggest song and probably one of my favorites to perform just the way that people react to it.
Speaker 1:Oh, and that may just work with the next question because most chaotic song to play live.
Speaker 3:Yeah. It would be that because we do a wall of death right right before leading into it. That's definitely the craziest point of the set every time.
Speaker 1:One one essential thing to bring on the road. Dude wipes. Dude wipes. Pest Pittsburgh food stop.
Speaker 3:Shit. It's a good one. My favorite restaurant in the city is called Olives and Peppers. It's an Italian restaurant. Fucking delicious Italian food.
Speaker 3:But, I mean, Parmani's is is famous in Pittsburgh. There's Mike and Tony's gyros, the classic out or Texas Roadhouse.
Speaker 1:Nice.
Speaker 3:You know? What else? Let's see. Oakmont Bakery. There's bunch of great bakeries in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3:Yeah. The Brinery and, Nothing Man. That's my new favorite restaurant, Nothing Man. I'm I'm not Washington. It's my buddy's restaurant.
Speaker 1:Last one. From a distance in one word.
Speaker 3:Sad.
Speaker 1:Alright. I like it. I like it. Jack, thank you so much for joining us tonight.
Speaker 3:Thank you, man. Appreciate
Speaker 1:your help. Everybody watching and listening and and reviewing after after this live, check out one five six silence. If you haven't yet, you're you're you're lacking, go follow them. Find them on Spotify, all the streaming services, Apple Music, Amazon Music, whatever you use, Deezer, Pandora, whatever you do, follow them. Jack, thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 1:Anytime you need anything from us, just let us know.
Speaker 3:Thank you, man.
Speaker 1:I can tell you we're getting a good reaction out of it on the radio station. So Oh, yeah. We we appreciate you joining us tonight, and we appreciate everything you're doing for the music business.
Speaker 3:Thank you, man. Have a good night.
Speaker 1:You too. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3:Appreciate you.
Speaker 1:You too. Thank you. Alright. That was Jack from 156silence. Man, if you if you get a chance, get the tour.
Speaker 1:We're gonna post the flyer in the comments. After this, make sure you go check out, 156silence live. I'm sure it's gonna be one hell of a show. So before we get into the grudge match winner, we do have a new magazine coming out Friday. The cover of the magazine is completed, and, the cover and if you want the preview of the magazine, here you go.
Speaker 1:Saliva is on the cover of the magazine this month. We wanna thank, O'Donnell Media for hooking that up with us. But, yeah, the the guys and gals from Saliva on the cover, miss Anne, Annie. She wrote a great fantastic article in there, and I wrote an article to try to piss off enough people that we talk about the egos in the, in the music business. And, it's gonna be, an interesting read.
Speaker 1:So definitely make sure that, you check it out on the website at thesound228.com. The website has been redone. I'm currently behind the scenes of building up some more stuff on the website. So definitely check out the website. You can now submit music.
Speaker 1:If you if you wanna submit your music, you can submit it through the website. You can get advertising requests on the on the website. You can make requests on the website. Listen live. It's all right there.
Speaker 1:Not only that, but the app as well. So download the, Sound two two eight app either in the Apple Store or Google Play. All you have to do is search the Sound two two eight and download those. And, yeah. So it's been a a fun night.
Speaker 1:It's a little bit quicker because it's just me, and I breezed through this a lot faster than if it were two or three of us asking questions. So we appreciate you sticking around for it. But the winner of tonight's grudge match, was transient. So next week, transient will be going for the grudge match hall of fame. And, I I didn't do this the first week Transient was on, but I am gonna do it this time.
Speaker 1:So Transient will be taking on the latest from Love to Hate. So we're gonna have a Gulf Coast battle. So transient with learn to breathe and love the hate with say goodbye to the past will be the grudge match next week. Transient going for the grudge match hall of fame, and we'll see everybody next Wednesday. Well, I won't see everybody next Wednesday because I have a few things going on.
Speaker 1:Lisa and Matt will be doing the show next week. But speaking of things going on this Saturday, if you're in the Gulf Coast area at the Sanctuary in Biloxi, you will be able to see Blacktop Mojo with seven year witch, Stone Co, and Oak Knoll. Tickets are still available. They are selling fast. Make sure you get them.
Speaker 1:But also on Saturday night, the band cries, the emo tribute band is gonna be kicking ass at the sanctuary as well. And then on Wednesday, the reason I won't be able to be on the show next Wednesday is we are doing plush with major moment, Serena's fire, and shades of wisteria at the sanctuary. So if you're in the Gulf Coast area, three great shows happening all within a week. If you only need to pick one, pick one. If you wanna pick all three, we'd love to see you at all three shows.
Speaker 1:But definitely come out and join us for the party that's gonna be happening over these next few days. So we appreciate you. And, once again, them guys, the new song, it comes out on Friday. The video comes out at the same time midnight Friday well, midnight Thursday, mid midnight morning, midnight, however you wanna look at it, but it's coming out at midnight. I say Thursday night.
Speaker 1:It's actually Friday morning, but I'm an idiot. So it doesn't matter anyways. But thank you for joining us, and we will talk to you, next week. And until then, have a wonderful, wonderful night. Thank you so much for hanging out.