There are few people who can match the energy of . He’s long mixed music with activism, making impassioned speeches from stages and sporadically climbing all over venues. As Fever 333 gear up for a new album, we decided to ask him your tough questions.
And, as went to press, Jason’s former band Letlive announced a surprise farewell tour for 2025 – proving you can never predict what he’ll do next. “Definitely the latter. I’ve never planned them, because if I overthink them, the excitement of the feat will dissipate as the show goes on.
It would also come off as contrived. It would look more like [circus] Barnum & Bailey than a punk rock show. That’s the opposite of what I want.
” “Only twice. I stupidly put my hand through a window while playing in Lubbock, Texas. I duct-taped a piece of merch to my arm because there was an actual shard of glass through it, severing my median nerve and flexor tendon.
Another time, at the Showbox theatre in Seattle, I planned to swing from a rafter across the barricade onto the stage. I made it right to the edge of the stage. If I hadn’t done, it would have been a shitty fall.
” Sign up below to get the latest from Metal Hammer, plus exclusive special offers, direct to your inbox! “With Letlive, it was a moment in time. I often feel like it was ahead of its time. The amount of people who talk to me about coming back and doing a show does not reflect the adoration or support we were getting back then.
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