My wife, Camille recorded an EP last summer and I helped produce it and played on it. I’ve got two young kids who were home from school for a lot of the year so I spent a lot of time with them.
Yeah, this past year has been surreal and insane. It’s been some year, hasn’t it? What have you been doing to pass the time? John, thank you for taking the time to speak with us here. After that, check out this interview with John Nolan out. If you would like to learn more about John’s solo career, you can head over to this website here. John Nolan also has had an extensive and wonderful solo career, which includes 8 albums. If you would like to learn more about Taking Back Sunday, you can over to their website here. With Taking Back Sunday and his own band Straylight Run, John has crafted some of the finest Emo, Punk, and Post Hardcore music of the last twenty years…for me, anyway. I mentioned Taking Back Sunday’s stellar guitarist and part-time vocalist John Nolan before…well, I’ve got him with us today. For me, it’s every bit as important as Tell All Your Friends and in a way, they will always be connected, and the first time I got to see that band with my friend Joe is still one of my very favorite concert memories. I still remember that record track by track, word for word as well. When John Nolan left the band, I was bummed, and so when he returned in 2010, and the band released their self-titled reunion album Taking Back Sunday, I was elated.
I still remember when Tell All Your Friends dropped and I still remember the entire album track by track, word for word. They were my first real foray into Emo and Punk. After my initial Classic Rock phase which lasted into my early teens, Taking Back Sunday was one of the first bands that I truly loved that weren’t specifically Classic Rock. I’ve got a long personal history with Taking Back Sunday.
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