The You Guys Shred Podcast

In the first of our Fork Fest series, Stacie stops by to talk about her various musical ventures, snoring bandmates, and sexy villains.

The Virginia-based group takes us through why they feel like a new band, how they let songs write themselves, and the role that nature plays in their music.

Keaton and Tyler congregate in yet another new studio space for a review of recent events and feats, awkward situations, and lessons learned.

We sit down with Grey and Tyler for a very honest conversation on how music should be dangerous, finding coffee in Portland, and why art will always win.

We pull back the layers with the magic man himself on his musical upbringing, tour antics, and how he knew their record label was a good fit.

We chat with the duo about the pros and cons of DIY recording, how they entertained themselves on tour, and reminisce about venues that are no longer.

The (NOT) French band discusses early growing pains, how producers play a role in their songwriting, and the inspiration behind their new songs.

The metalcore legend joins us to discuss how he built his career around creative problem solving, why breaking rules and taking risks leads to innovation, and what he's doing to pass the torch onto the next generation of producers.

Christian gets into the weeds about his evolution from guitarist to frontman, gear malfunctions, and why being comfortable isn't always a good thing.

Kris slings some stories about performing on a cruise ship, how bad situations motivate him to improve, and why he prefers to be "the worst of the best."

Shenanigans are had with Blue and Ben as we talk about circumstances and coincidences, having a self-sufficient band, and being shaped by experiences.

We get deep with Cody and Jacob discussing unity as a band, lessons in accountability, and hardcore roots.

We nerd out with Courtney and Julie on shattering expectations, musical upbringings, and the road to becoming a three-piece band.  

We have a silly goose time tossing around jokes as we chat about social media content, evolving their sound, and why bombing the first show is a good thing.

Robert speaks about vehicle nightmares, choosing quality over quantity, and how they've hustled to succeed.

Things get juicy as the quartet examines the cohesion of their first record, embracing the weird, and the importance of aesthetics.

Collin and Jose dig up the dirty details about starting a venue, unique festivals, and being stranded in snow storms.

Kaden and Conner had us howling at how they first met, bad bar shows, and humbling experiences.

The rock trio rises to the occasion to discuss their new music, relationships, and bodily excretions.

We reunite with Chase and Swade after 10 years and reminisce about the dreams, hijinks, and friendships of yesteryear.

The guitarist shares his thoughts on treating a band like a day job, not taking success for granted, and why he loves bad ideas.

We tackle all the important topics including car rides with cops, broken bones, and their first sold out show.

There's jokes in bulk as we discuss her first contract at 17 years old, the effect Tik Tok has had on her career, and not forcing her creativity.

We chat with the Utah blues rock trio about the way happenstance formed their band, the challenges and triumphs of recording their new EP, and some failed band names.

We talk with Tyler about finding success as a solo artist, what he loves about performing with a drummer, and why Phoenix is his favorite place to play.