Mayday Parade joins Teaser Talk at Welcome to Rockville 2026 for a conversation about 20 years as a band, their Florida roots, new music, fan-favorite songs, and what is next.

In this episode, Mayday Parade reflects on playing Welcome to Rockville for the first time, how their longtime friendship has helped keep the band together, and what still makes festival performances exciting after two decades. They also talk about the emotional legacy of “Jamie All Over,” the upcoming 20-year anniversary of A Lesson in Romantics, their thoughts on AI-generated music, and how fans continue to connect with the band across generations.

Plus, Mayday Parade answers fan-submitted questions about setlists, deep cuts, songs they never get tired of playing, and what fans may be able to look forward to next.

Listen now to the full Mayday Parade interview with Teaser Talk from Welcome to Rockville 2026.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole sits down with Trey Landrum of Devil’s Cut to talk about the band’s unique blend of metalcore and country influence.

Trey breaks down how Devil’s Cut developed their “mossy oak metal” sound, pulling from heavy riffs, country storytelling, southern visuals, and real Kentucky energy. The conversation digs into their debut album Roadkill, dropping April 24, and why the band puts so much focus on pairing music with strong visuals.

They also talk about the band’s early cover of “Tequila,” the TikTok momentum behind “Insomnia,” touring, and what fans can expect from their 2026 shows.

If you’re into heavy music with southern grit, big riffs, and a different kind of attitude, this episode is worth cranking up.

On this episode of Teaser Talk, Hollie Nicole catches up with Nick Wolf, lead singer of Oceans On Other Planets, for a conversation about new music, tour life, and building momentum as a modern rock band.

Nick talks about the band’s upcoming EP, their run on the Nu Metal Sucks Tour with SpineShank, Hed PE, and Primer 55, and what it takes to prepare for a demanding stretch of shows. He also opens up about collaborations with Jay Gordon of Orgy and Johnny Santos of SpineShank, the importance of having the right creative team, and why social media matters for bands today.

The conversation also dives into podcasting, building real industry connections, and how artists can stay creative while managing the business side of music.

If you love new rock, nu metal energy, and behind-the-scenes artist conversations, this one is for you.