
Going Off Track is a weekly, interview show hosted by Benny Horowitz (The Gaslight Anthem) and producer Brad Worrell. The guest list leans musical but with plenty of other interesting folks thrown in.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 493 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsMusic | |||

This week we dip back to 2022 for a really intelligent conversation with Hot Water Music bassist, Jason Black. A bunch of ska talk, Metallica, New Jersey... enjoy.
This week we're going all the way back to 2014 to revisit this wonderful chat we had with the hilarious stand-up comedian, actress, writer, and producer, Nikki Glaser. Long-time listeners of the show should be entertained to hear original hosts, Stev... more
Here is a FUN episode - the always great, Tucker Rule, drummer for Thursday, L.S. Dunes, Frank Iero and the Future Violents... - Put two drummers together and what do you get? Well, in this case it's a really insightful, funny conversation that is c... more
This week we reach back to the dark depths of Covid to revisit a wonderful interview with Frank Turner that certainly brightened our day in April of 2020.
Check Frank's upcoming tour schedule of Europe and North America
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Great show
…..and when I say titillating I mean very saucy/spicy/juicy to my wanting ear holes.
Great podcast!
I loved hearing more about Will's opinions on mental health and social media. You can really see how his music reflects his views!
Each episode hits the right spot. Over and over and over. When I put the headphones in, I just push it in deeper so I can feel Benny and Brad closer to me.
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The show features candid conversations with musicians, producers, and industry insiders, often diving into the realities of touring, creative process, and independent music culture. Across episodes, listeners get behind-the-scenes stories about bands, DIY ethics, and the evolving music industry, with occasional tangents into life, creativity, and technology. The format blends humor, nostalgia, and practical insights, making it appealing to music fans who enjoy deep, character-driven interviews and long-form storytelling. A standout is the real-world focus on scene history, community, and the intersection of art and business, offered with a relaxed, conversational vibe that often feels like a group of friends chatting about music they love.
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Going Off Track launched 14 years ago and published 493 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Going Off Track include:
1. Nikki Glaser
2. Tucker Rule
3. Frank Turner
4. Mike Olender
5. Dan Sandshaw
6. Andrew Sacher
7. Rich The Suicide Machines
8. Ryan The Suicide Machines
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