Big Shows Are More Like Events And

A Performance Is Only As Good As The Audience You Are Playing To. A Lot Of Times You Feed Off Of The Audience, And We Always Try To Give Them All We've Got And Sometimes You Don't Get A Lot Back, But We've Never Been Dead Whenever We've Performed.

If You Repeat What You Did In The Last Tour, The Likelihood Is It's Not Gonna Be Successful Twice. People Are Nostalgic About A Particular Record, Because It's About The Time When They Were Listening To That Record. But If You Do It Again, They're Like, I'm Not That Guy Anymore.

When You Are On Tour In The Uk It Takes A Few Hours To Get Anywhere. A Lot Of The Time You Can Have A Beer, Close Your Eyes For Two Minutes, And Then You Are There. In The U.s. It Is Much More Like A Road Trip As All The Cities Are So Spread Apart.

To Remain Relevant Though, I Think Making Great Records Is The Key.

The Song Dakota Was First Written In Paris. I Was Doing A Promo Trip. It Was Snowing And The Hotel Room Was Really Cold And Boring And For Some Reason I Just Had A Go Of The Guitar And The Song Came Pretty Quick.