Mark and Me Podcast Episode 436: Slam Dunk Special - The Used, Movements, Less Than Jake
May 27, 2025
Patrick Miranda, singer of Movements, opens up about their recent tour, the excitement around their new album, and memorable festival moments. Bert McCracken, lead singer of The Used, celebrates his band's 25th anniversary, discussing their debut album and a graphic novel project. The duo reflects on the evolving festival culture, sharing personal tour stories and the emotional power of music. They emphasize the thrill of live performances and the unique bond with fans, all while reminiscing about their musical journeys.
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Tents Feel Like Club Shows
- Roger contrasts small warm-up club shows with larger festival tents and enjoys the variety.
- He says tent shows feel intimate and closer to a club energy despite being in a field.
Slow Burn Builds Longevity
- Roger prefers a slow, consistent career build over a sudden explosion for long-term longevity.
- He values steady touring, connecting with fans, and being 'lifers' rather than one-hit wonders.
Balance New Songs With Classics
- Balance new tracks and classics in setlists to satisfy fans and keep the band excited.
- Roger explains spacing vocal duties and fitting as many new songs as possible without alienating listeners.