EP 281 Johnny of Greyhaven: Keep It Quiet, Touring with Better Lovers, and Louisville’s Heavy Music Scene

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And Now The Band

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And Now The Band is a podcast focused on music mainly in the Rock or Metal realm. With a love of music of all sorts, there is a heavy emphasis on the underground variety. Tom (the Host) spends his time going to shows all over, watching bands play in front of crowds from no one to 10s of thousands of people. Join the conversation and learn about some bands you may never have heard of without this show. Life is an experience, don't forget to enjoy it.

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EP 281 Johnny of Greyhaven: Keep It Quiet, Touring with Better Lovers, and Louisville’s Heavy Music Scene

And Now The Band

47 minutes 55 seconds

1 month ago

EP 281 Johnny of Greyhaven: Keep It Quiet, Touring with Better Lovers, and Louisville’s Heavy Music Scene

In EP 281 of And Now The Band, Tom sits down with Johnny from Louisville-based Greyhaven to talk about their highly anticipated new album Keep It Quiet, dropping October 10th via Solid State Records. Johnny dives into the band’s creative process, their evolution since Colt America, and how working with producer Will pushed them to explore new musical territory.

The conversation highlights Greyhaven’s authentic live approach—no backing tracks, no computers—just raw rock and roll energy. Johnny reflects on the band’s experiences touring with Better Lovers and Norma Jean, both of whom influenced Greyhaven’s commitment to keeping live shows powerful and real.