[on the longevity of his band] We have our sound. It's worked in the past, it's going to work in the future. We use rockabilly as a platform to do all sorts of stuff, but we still have our style. We've fairly consistently stuck with that without making any really crazy changes - done our own thing that seems to work, regardless of any musical fad. Show less «

[on audiences] There's still quite a bit of mosh pit action at most of our shows, but we're not always that type of band. We're pretty high energy though. Our live shows are pretty fast and furious. Show less «

People pay their ticket prices to hear those old songs, so it's always been a tough thing to play these brand new songs that nobody's heard. That's a conundrum for older established bands. Show less «