What happens when a former Misfits frontman hits the road for an 80-plus-city American tour? You get a conversation that goes far beyond music.

Just two weeks shy of completing his massive American tour, Michael Graves reflects on the experiences that shaped him—from discovering rock and roll as a kid in New Jersey to getting his start with The Misfits, building a solo career, navigating the modern music business, and balancing life on the road with fatherhood.

He also opens up about his album When Worlds Collide, his plans for film and documentary projects, his love of physical music, his favorite books and albums, social media, and some of the more controversial ideas he’s encountered along the way.At its heart, though, this is a story about why rock and roll still matters.

Categories: Interviews, Michale Graves

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