Lead Singer Syndrome with Shane Told Caleb Shomo (Beartooth)
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Nov 15, 2015 
Caleb Shomo, the dynamic lead singer of Beartooth and former member of Attack Attack, shares his fascinating journey through the music scene. He candidly discusses mental health struggles and the impact of public scrutiny on his self-image. The conversation dives into his early days performing at local venues, the breakthrough at Warped Tour 2009, and the personal battles behind his songwriting. Caleb reflects on authenticity, growth, and the evolution of Beartooth, offering a raw and inspiring look at life as an artist.
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Protect Your Voice With Simple Habits
- Caleb improved his voice by cutting gluten and beer, increasing water intake, and trying coconut oil before shows.
- He emphasizes hydration and sleep as practical measures to protect vocal performance on tour.
From Basement Jams To Record Deal
- Caleb joined Attack Attack as a keyboardist at about 15 after a local show and MySpace momentum led to signing with Rise Records.
- The band's debut kept selling steadily, eventually moving them from small rooms to larger tours and a bus.
Teen Frontman Under Fire
- As a teen lead singer Caleb faced intense public criticism, including Fox News and online backlash after becoming Attack Attack's frontman.
- That external attack deepened his insecurity despite the band's commercial success.