Interview with Deadheads
Where are you from? Gothenburg rockcity!
What year did the band form? 2012
What inspires you? Other bands, music.
Are you looking for a booking agency, and what are your thoughts around that? We sometimes work with different booking agencys when we go on tour, and sometimes we book the show ourselves. But of course we would consider working with only one, it all depends on what deal we get.
Are you looking for a label, and what are your thoughts around that? Label, I guess you mean record label? We have recently signed a deal for our third album with High Roller records. We are very pleased with their work since our earlier releases.
What are your songs about? Everything.
Who does the composing and writes the lyrics? Manne does all the lyrics and some of the music, Rickard does some of the music and Olle Griphammar still writes music as well.
Do you start with the music or the lyrics? Music.
Do you compose in a certain inviroment? When ever there is time and the kids are asleep.
Have you done any covers live? Motörhead, No Money - The boys, Louden Boomer - GG Allin, Heart of the city - Nick Lowe, Good Head - TUrbonegro.
What language do you sing in? Engleske
What are the least and most people to attend one of your gigs? Around 1500-2000 I think.
Where have you played live this year?
This year we have not done more than three gigs so far because of spending a lot of time in the studio, recording our third album.Where do you plan to gig the comming year?
The rest of 2017 looks like this:When did you start to sell merchandise, and what do you have for sale? Since the beginning. Tshirts and records mostly, patches and pins.
What do you think about people downloading music instead of buying records now a days? Don't get me started. Even Spotify is a shame, I use Spotify as well but I buy every record I like on vinyl. But let's face it, It's the modern world and not many people wants to pay for music or movies anymore.
How do you think the music industry have changed because of this? In many ways of course for the whole record industry. And finascially it would do a lot of difference for bands that don't earn so much money via Spotify.
What advice would you give other bands or artists? It's never too late to give up.
How can people reach you? Email: [email protected]
What are your plans for the future? Go on vacation.