Wednesday 13 March 2013

DPS Article - Unfinished

The green room I was led to in order to wait for The Red Wolves to finish their sound check at the LG Arena Birmingham, the room had three different acoustic guitars in it a long with a flat pack drum kit. As the band arrived they gave off a playful and welcoming air as they laughed and jostled their way through the door.

A PopRock band from a small town on the outskirts of Leicester, their ambition and talent has driven them further than any of them thought was possible.

Emily, front girl of The Red Wolves smiles brightly and plops down on the sofa before dragging the boys to sit either side of her. Will and Jack give slightly sheepish grins as they relax into the sofa.

So this is your first interview after making it big right?
Emily: Yeah, it’s so exciting and kind of nerve racking.
Will: We don’t want to come across as young or naïve
Jack: (laughing) I don’t think we can help it sometimes.

Right, it’s a lot of pressure for a group so young. What were your music influences growing up?
J: I loved Fall Out Boy. I saw them live just before they went on a break. The news of them coming back is freaking awesome! I can’t wait to go see them live again, if there was one band I want to be a support act for it’s definitely them.
E: I used to be into a lot of pop but once I was introduced to alt-rock and the like I fell in love with its sound. Hayley Williams is probably one of the only female rock artists around atm.
W: I’m more of a Green Day fan personally, their lives shows are f*cking amazing!

Most embarrassing thing to happen no tour?
W: (Laughing) Oh, so many things happen on tour. How do you pick one?
J: Because we’re living in enclosed spaces for such a long period of time it’s hard for something embarrassing not to happen.
Like remember the time we had to take a pit stop for Emily? She doesn’t like going in the RV’s loo so we stopped at this service station. She was so desperate she didn’t even check the signs when she ran in.
E: SHUT UP (now red with embarrassment as she smacks jack with a cushion – she’s still smiling though)
W: (Crying with laughter) Oh man, that Asian dude had a shock when you waltzed back out of the cubicle.
E: it was sooo bad, they should have neon signs or something. They were disgusting toilets though, it was nasty.

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