Sappenin’ Podcast with Sean Smith

In a captivating conversation, musician Luke Prebble reveals his journey with Canterbury and his rekindled passion for music while touring with Tom Jenkins. He shares heartfelt memories of the band's breakup and the tenth anniversary of their debut album, 'Thank You.' The chat brims with tales of drunken nights in Texas, life as a sheep shearer, and interactions with rock legends like Billy Talent and Robert Plant. Luke also offers inspiring career advice, ensuring listeners are both entertained and enlightened.

Stuart Richardson, bassist for No Devotion and former member of Lostprophets, shares his emotional journey through music and personal challenges. He reveals the complexities of his career, discussing the impact of Lostprophets on Welsh culture and his production studio in Florida. The conversation highlights his brotherhood with Geoff Rickly, nostalgic tour stories, and the truth behind his past. Stuart's candid reflections on loss and starting anew offer a unique glimpse into the life of a musician navigating highs and lows in the industry.

Dallon Weekes, vocalist of I Don't Know How But They Found Me and former member of Panic! At The Disco, shares his journey through songwriting and his unique take on music. He discusses the festive charm of their new 'Christmas Drag EP' and his evolution within the music scene. Humorous anecdotes abound, from love for weird European foods to secret beginnings of IDKHOW. Dallon also reflects on collaborating with bands like Twenty One Pilots and the vibrant legacy of UK music, making for a lively and insightful conversation filled with fun!

Jason Aalon Butler, the dynamic vocalist of Fever 333 and former frontman of letlive., brings his infectious energy to the conversation. He shares fascinating insights about the making of their debut album, *Strength In Numb333rs*, and his collaboration with Travis Barker. The discussion dives into the evolution of his message in music, the surprising favorites that influence him, and his humorous first meeting with Sean. With laughter and reflections, Jason encourages positivity and highlights the tight-knit community formed through music.

Kellin Quinn, the emotionally charged vocalist from Sleeping With Sirens, and bassist Nick Martin dive deep into their eclectic world. They share hilarious anecdotes about their 2019 UK tour, their love for puzzles, and the challenges of living on the road. The duo reveals insights about their upcoming album, tackling darker themes, and the joy of heavy screams. Kellin discusses his mentorship program, Dreamer, while both reflect on the balance of personal growth and creativity in the alternative scene.

Dustin Kensrue and Eddie Breckenridge from Thrice join for a milestone chat. They delve into their iconic albums and the evolution of their sound over two decades. Dustin shares his journey to fatherhood, while Eddie reflects on his time with Angels and Airwaves. The duo opens up about the pressures of touring and their surprising downtime hobbies. They also discuss the emotional impact of live performances and the authenticity of their music, making for a fascinating listen for fans and newcomers alike.

Kris Roberts, the guitarist and songwriter for Funeral For A Friend, brings his wit and emotional depth to the conversation. He reflects on the band’s recent reunion shows and the touching tribute to their late friend, Stu. The discussion dives into the impact of their iconic albums, like 'Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation,' and the community spirit of the Welsh music scene. Kris shares anecdotes from life on tour, including a memorable birthday mishap in Europe, blending nostalgia with heartfelt moments about music and friendship.

CJ Gilpin and Rhys Wilcox, the talented vocalist and guitarist from Dream State, share their journey from shy performers to rising rock stars. They delve into the emotional rollercoaster surrounding their debut album 'Primrose Path', discussing the impact of mental health awareness on their music. The duo shares funny tour stories, and the importance of authenticity in songwriting shines through. Expect laughs, heartwarming anecdotes, and insights into their mission to connect with and inspire the youth through their art.

Sully Erna, the dynamic vocalist of rock band Godsmack, reflects on the band's legendary 24-year career and evolving sound. He shares insights about their latest album, 'When Legends Rise,' and upcoming performances. Sully reveals personal goals and a never-before-released song, while also discussing the importance of his mental health charity, The Scars Foundation. The conversation touches on Godsmack's influence in sports and their honored day in Boston. Dive into a blend of rock nostalgia and meaningful advocacy!

Bonnie Fraser and Miki Rich, the dynamic duo behind the pop-punk band Stand Atlantic, dish out laughter and heartfelt moments. They share hilarious festival tales, including a rib injury incident, and open up about their debut album, 'Skinny Dipping.' The conversation flows from broken ribs to chocolate cake for breakfast, revealing the ups and downs of life on the road. They also touch on their new single, the excitement for upcoming tours, and the importance of community in music, blending humor and authenticity throughout the chat.