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Lead Singer Syndrome with Shane Told

Shane Told
Pop Punk
Mest
Mental Cruelty
The Burden Of Faith
Ov Sulfur
Youth
Neck Deep
Covid-19
Silverstein
Tiktok
Beauty School Dropout
Smooth Jazz
Saxophone
Between You and Me
Many Eyes
Extreme Metal
Suffokate
Las Vegas
Clowns
Endless

What is it like to be the lead singer of a band? Shane Told, frontman of the critically-acclaimed rock band Silverstein, brings you candid interviews with all of your favorite singers on this podcast. Is it really all sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll? Find out for yourself on Lead Singer Syndrome.

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Latest Episodes

Episode 376 – Thomas Erak of The Fall of Troy joins the show for a long-overdue chat, six years in the making! We dive into his insanely musical upbringing, his new solo record "(AU)" where he played every instrument as Thomas Erak & The Ouroboros, a... more

Episode 375 – This week on the show I talk to Carson of The Callous Daoboys. We cover his early influences getting into heavy music, to his songwriting and approach to production, his lyricism, and so much more in this conversation. Catch them on tou... more

Episode 374 – Derek from Mayday Parade returns to the show for his third visit! We talk all about kicking off their massive 20 year tour, building the perfect setlist, prepping his voice for the road, and also dive into their new self-released trilog... more

Episode 373 – This week we have a wildly fun conversation with a long-awaited guest: Martin Johnson of Boys Like Girls! We get deep into his career of course, but also into emo history, how he rode across the US on a bicycle, & so much more. Their mo... more

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Recent Guests

Thomas Erak
Lead guitarist and vocalist of The Fall of Troy, and solo artist for Thomas Erak and the Ouroboros
The Fall of Troy, Thomas Erak and the Ouroboros
Episode: Thomas Erak (The Fall Of Troy)
Carson Pace
Vocalist of The Callous Daoboys
The Callous Daoboys
Episode: Carson Pace (The Callous Daoboys)
Derek Sanders
Lead vocalist of Mayday Parade
Mayday Parade
Episode: Derek Sanders (Mayday Parade)
Martin Johnston
Lead singer of Boys Like Girls
Boys Like Girls
Episode: Martin Johnson (Boys Like Girls)
Marshal Dutton
Lead singer of Hinder, who shares insights about his musical journey and experiences in the band.
Hinder
Episode: Marshal Dutton (Hinder)
Collin Walsh
Lead singer of Grayscale
Grayscale
Episode: Collin Walsh (Grayscale)
Brandon Saller
Drummer and vocalist of Atreyu
Atreyu
Episode: Brandon Saller (Atreyu)
Jose Prieto
Lead singer of MakeWar, originally from Venezuela, now based in New York.
MakeWar
Episode: Jose Prieto (MakeWar)
Tim Kasher
Lead singer of Cursive and The Good Life
Cursive
Episode: Tim Kasher (Cursive, The Good Life)

Host

Shane Told
Shane Told is the frontman of the rock band Silverstein, known for his engaging interview style that brings out relatable and insightful stories from the guests, making him a notable figure in music-focused discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Pulls back the curtain!

    I’m 25 episodes in, cherry picking bands I know, sprinkling in the chronological (& able to stand on their own episodes) too. This show covers so much! How bands are made of people. What the industry can do to and for a musician. How time and location factor into the creative process (the wannabe anthropologist in me loves that bands & sounds are now logged as an oral history. Florida punk 🤘🏼).

    The last show I saw//near me only had 1 band (of 6) I actively enjoy but the available interviews ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zerohearo
    United States9 months ago
  • Please let the interviewee speak

    I really love hearing about these guests and their experiences! Ultimately a cool podcast, but the interviewing could use some fine-tuning imho. In the Tades from HM episode especially, it was a lot of Shane cutting him off (and actually saying "I'm going to cut you off") and interjecting his own stories right after asking a question. Mad respect to Shane and his experiences, but it felt like a conversation flow killer, and it took a bit of time to get the back and forth volleying going again in... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    abigbagofbbqchips
    United States2 years ago
  • Life Saving Syndrome !

    As a singer-songwriter myself, who has experienced highs and lows—I find it easy to relate to Shane and his guests on the show. To hear people talk about their aspirations and dreams similar to my own has been nothing short of uplifting and has saved me in a way. Music lovers will undoubtedly enjoy this podcast, which sheds a lot of light on the industry. For me, it’s even more personable getting to hear so many artists with likeminded viewpoints to my own. Thank you for an awesome podcast! 🤙🏼... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    vincenzovelasco
    United States2 years ago
  • One of the best podcast around!

    If you love music then you will fall in love with lead singer syndrome. I absolutely adore Shane and love all the interviews. Of course I’m a huge Silverstein fan. I’m here for the nostalgia from when I was a teen listening to my favorite lead singers relive all the memories of touring during the peak of MySpace days and of course some of the best shows I ever attended. I really appreciate all the honesty and insight into some very raw topics that molded these amazing people. Give it a list... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Partofyourworld07
    United States2 years ago
  • Unique take on a lead singer’s perspective

    If you’re a music fan then you will

    absolutely enjoy this podcast. I love Shane 💜IMO he’s a talented singer and I’d listen to whatever he puts out regardless… not gonna lie, I started to listen because of him and my love for Silverstein’s music; however I ended up loving all the interviews some from bands I never even knew existed! I am only halfway through the episodes and can’t wait to hear the rest. It gave me a much clearer picture on bands making it, touring and the fact that it’s not all... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ale212121
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insights into the music industry and the personal stories shared by guests, often highlighting the relatability of the hosts and their guests.
Many reviews indicate that while the interviews can be fascinating, the flow could benefit from allowing guests to speak more freely without interruption.
Listeners enjoy the diverse range of guests and topics, spanning from career challenges to personal growth and relationships within the music scene.

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Carson Pace (The Callous Daoboys)
Q: How do you put together a song?
The process is somewhat different every time, often starting with noise-making and following the flow.
Carson Pace (The Callous Daoboys)
Q: How are you feeling in general?
I'm feeling pretty good, but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't nervous.
Thomas Erak (The Fall Of Troy)
Q: Did you have a drum kit set up around the house?
Oh yeah, we had a jam room and everything.
Thomas Erak (The Fall Of Troy)
Q: How did you become a singer?
I was kind of the only guy in the room that could carry a tune, so I started singing.
Derek Sanders (Mayday Parade)
Q: What is your least favorite album you've put out and the reason?
My least favorite album has changed from 'Anywhere But Here' to 'Monsters in the Closet' due to feeling that we missed the mark on it.

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Conversations focus on the experiences and challenges faced by lead singers in the music industry, offering listeners a unique glimpse into the personal and professional lives of their favorite artists. Guests frequently share candid stories about their journeys, discussions about their music, and reflections on fame, while also touching on broader themes like mental health, creativity, and the evolving landscape of the music scene. These interviews provide not just entertainment but also insight into the realities of being at the forefront of a band in the ever-changing world of rock and pop music.

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Recent guests on Lead Singer Syndrome with Shane Told include:

1. Thomas Erak
2. Carson Pace
3. Derek Sanders
4. Martin Johnston
5. Marshal Dutton
6. Collin Walsh
7. Brandon Saller
8. Jose Prieto

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