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You supported the Goo Goo Dolls a few months ago, how was that experience?

That was the tour we did the Red Rocks show with. It was a really successful tour and we were playing to between eight and ten thousand people every night, which was incredible. I think we may have scooped some of their fans up along the way, although I think we share a lot of them too. It was definitely a good tour.

Did you get to hang out and know them better as a band?

We didn’t get a change to hang out with them as much. When you’ve got a band that’s been around as long and has as many records as the Goo Goo Dolls, we found that a lot of time, bands like that, they do their show, then they’re out and over it. They don’t want to hang out. Then you’ve got us and the Plain White T’s, when we all get off stage, it’s hang time and BBQ’s.

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