The Encore Club

Comedian, musician and viral creator Ben Lapidus joins The Encore Club to tackle the internet’s weirdest debate… is it Pets Mart or Pet Smart?From a viral metal protest song to a real-life rally concert outside a store, Ben dives into how it all spiralled.Plus, his dream concert in Atlantis, America’s Got Talent chaos, and why chasing views might actually hold you back.

Entertainer, DJ and live host Ryan Swain joins The Encore Club for a high-energy deep dive into ADHD, creativity, and life on stage.From chaotic childhood stories to performing in front of massive festival crowds, he opens up about resilience, identity, and turning raw energy into a career built on entertaining others.

Singer-songwriter Isak Danielson joins The Encore Club for an emotional deep dive into nostalgia, songwriting, and the moments that shape the music we carry with us.From discovering Adele to reflecting on love, memory, and the songs that never leave us, he opens up about honesty in music, creative flow, and what it really means to make people feel something.

Alt-rock artist WALWIN joins The Encore Club for a raw, nostalgic deep dive into the UK emo scene, storytelling in music, and the chaos of growing up around live gigs and underground venues.From early influences and Slam Dunk memories to his obsession with authenticity and writing songs that actually mean something, he opens up about creativity, independence, and what it really takes to stand out in modern alternative music.

Alt-pop artist Caroline Romano joins The Encore Club for an emotional deep dive into songwriting, anxiety, and turning real-life experiences into cinematic, deeply personal music.From growing up on Taylor Swift to writing songs like diary entries, she opens up about vulnerability, confidence, and what it really takes to create music that makes people feel seen.

It's Season 3 baby! Trap-metal artist NØTRIXX joins The Encore Club for a chaotic, emotional, and brutally honest conversation about music, identity, and turning personal struggle into art.She also builds her ultimate dream concert, set in an abandoned, overgrown city with a giant festival stage, mixing heavy music, deep stories, and the raw energy that defines her sound.

Season 2 of The Encore Club comes to a chaotic festive close with a Grinchmas Special and Christmas Eve season finale featuring The Yorkshire Grinch. Instead of the usual dream concert format, this episode flips the script entirely as Will takes The Grinch on a musical journey inspired by A Christmas Carol, complete with three festive ghosts and a whole lot of unexpected emotion, nonsense, and onion-based storytelling.Across the episode, The Grinch is visited by the Ghost of Gifts Past, Present, and Yet To Come, each one forcing him to confront memories, music, and moments that slowly chip away at his famously tiny heart. From childhood Christmas memories and feelings of isolation to the strange comfort of being included, this episode unexpectedly touches on why Christmas can be difficult for a lot of people, even while keeping things loud, ridiculous, and laugh-out-loud funny.There are confessions about secretly loved songs, least hated Christmas tracks, guilty pleasures, and the music that manages to hit emotionally despite the Grinch’s best efforts to resist it. The conversation bounces between festive classics, movie soundtracks, dance music, TikTok trends, and artists that could finally lure him out of isolation and back into Whoville. Along the way, Will puts him through Encore Club traditions with a Christmas twist, including advent calendar questions, festive games, wild would-you-rathers, and helping Santa put together a DJ set for elves and reindeer that is guaranteed to cause chaos.It is an episode packed with character comedy, musical deep dives, unexpected sincerity, and complete festive madness. This Grinchmas Special wraps up The Encore Club’s nine-episode daily Christmas run, released from December 12th through Christmas Eve, and serves as the official Season 2 finale. Whether you love Christmas, hate it, or sit somewhere in between, this episode is the perfect way to end the year with music, laughter, and a heart that might just grow a few sizes bigger.

The Encore Club Christmas run continues with Episode 38, as Will sits down with Barnaby Baker from Australian band Friends of Friends for a warm, honest, and wide-ranging conversation about music, identity, and surviving as an independent artist. Recorded as part of our festive run of nine episodes released daily from December 12th through to the Christmas Eve season finale, this episode blends reflective moments with humour, chaos, and a genuine love of live music.Barnaby talks openly about growing up in Australia, discovering music as a form of escape, and how his early experiences shaped both his songwriting and his approach to creativity. He reflects on the realities of starting and sustaining a band in Australia, from geographic isolation to the financial and emotional challenges of DIY touring. The conversation explores what it really means to build something slowly, without shortcuts, while trying to stay true to yourself in an industry that often rewards speed over substance.Throughout the episode, Barnaby shares stories from the road, discusses how Friends of Friends developed their sound, and explains why community and connection matter more to him than chasing numbers or viral moments. As always on The Encore Club, the conversation builds toward Barnaby’s dream concert, where he lays out the ultimate venue, lineup, and atmosphere that would define his perfect live music experience. Thoughtful, funny, and deeply human, this episode is perfect for fans of Friends of Friends, independent music lovers, and anyone curious about the real stories behind modern bands navigating the music industry.If you want it slightly punchier, more reflective, or more Christmas-forward, I can tweak it in seconds.Here’s a fun, scroll-stopping Instagram caption that fits your tone and the image without being salesy:🎄 EPISODE OUT NOW 🎄Episode 38 of The Encore Club is live and it’s a Christmas chaos special with Barnaby Baker from Friends of Friends 🇦🇺We talk growing up in Australia, building a band the hard way, DIY touring, dream gigs, and somehow end up at a Live Aid-style Blink-182 set with a personal beer-dispensing man involved 🍺It’s honest, funny, reflective, and very on brand for our Countdown to Christmas run.🎧 Listen now🔗 Link in bioLet us know what Barnaby’s dream concert says about him 👀🎶Sure, here it is with hashtags added and kept clean and discoverable:🎄 EPISODE OUT NOW 🎄Episode 38 of The Encore Club is live and it’s a Christmas chaos special with Barnaby Baker from Friends of Friends 🇦🇺We talk growing up in Australia, building a band the hard way, DIY touring, dream gigs, and somehow end up at a Live Aid-style Blink-182 set with a personal beer-dispensing man involved 🍺It’s honest, funny, reflective, and very on brand for our Countdown to Christmas run.🎧 Listen now🔗 Link in bioLet us know what Barnaby’s dream concert says about him 👀🎶#TheEncoreClub #FriendsOfFriends #BarnabyBaker #PodcastEpisode #MusicPodcast #IndieBand #AustralianMusic #DIYTouring #BandLife #LiveMusic #DreamConcert #ChristmasPodcast #CountdownToChristmas #Blink182 #IndieMusiccreate an istagram post description saying episode out now and link in bio make in fun and interesting attached is the image to go with itadd hashtags

The Encore Club Christmas run continues with Episode 37 as Will is joined by Sophie Patrick and Claire Chittick from Australian indie band Betty Taylor for a funny, honest, and end of year conversation full of chaos, creativity, and genuine reflection. Sharing a mic and plenty of laughs, Sophie and Claire talk openly about what it is really like to be in a band together, from songwriting and creative disagreements to the deep friendship that keeps everything grounded when things get hectic.Across the episode, the pair reflect on how Betty Taylor came together, the realities of building a band from the ground up in Australia, and how touring, travel, and constant movement can shape both the music and the people behind it. They discuss the balance between ambition and staying true to who they are, the pressure that can come with growth, and how learning to trust each other has been key to navigating the highs and lows of band life. There is plenty of humour along the way, with stories that capture the weird, wonderful, and occasionally unhinged moments that only happen when you are chasing gigs and writing songs together.As always on The Encore Club, the conversation builds towards the band’s dream concert, where Sophie and Claire piece together their ideal lineup, venue, and encore moments. This opens up a wider chat about the shows that shaped them, the artists who inspired them to start playing music, and the gigs that reminded them why they fell in love with performing in the first place. It is thoughtful, ridiculous, and very on brand for a festive episode.With relaxed Christmas energy and plenty of personality, Episode 37 is the perfect listen as The Encore Club counts down to its Christmas Special season finale. Whether you are already a fan of Betty Taylor or discovering them for the first time, this episode offers a real, unfiltered look at band life, creative growth, and staying excited about what comes next.

The Encore Club’s Countdown to Christmas continues with Episode 36, as Will is joined by stuntwoman, parkour athlete, viral creator, and all-round creative force Lorena Abreu. In this wide-ranging and festive conversation, Lorena talks about growing up Dominican in New York before moving to South Texas, and how culture, language, and music shaped her identity and creative instincts from a young age. She reflects on being a theatre kid, teaching herself video editing, and discovering parkour, which became the obsession that changed her life and career.The episode dives into Lorena’s viral rise on social media, including her iconic Wednesday Addams convention dance videos, and why her success has always come from doing what she finds fun rather than chasing trends or algorithms. Lorena opens up about bullying, confidence, embracing being “weird,” and how those experiences helped shape the fearless, authentic approach she brings to everything she creates. There’s also plenty of chat about stunt work, spooky podcasts, pop punk, Christmas music nostalgia, and her upcoming pop punk Christmas song complete with a full music video.As always on The Encore Club, the conversation builds towards Lorena’s dream concert, set in an intimate House of Blues-style venue where connection, energy, and atmosphere matter more than scale. Funny, thoughtful, and full of festive energy, this episode is a standout part of The Encore Club’s Countdown to Christmas as we head toward the season finale.

In Episode 35 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will continues the Countdown to Christmas with singer, songwriter, and producer Maria Ellis for a festive, funny, and honest conversation that blends pop ambition, rock nostalgia, and full Christmas chaos. As part of the Christmas run, Maria brings warmth, humour, and openness to an episode that moves naturally between creative identity, musical obsession, and the moments that shape an artist from childhood to now.Across the episode, Maria opens up about growing up on Long Island surrounded by music, writing songs from the age of six, and never questioning that music was what she was meant to do. She reflects on her parents’ influence, being raised on everything from Britney Spears and Nirvana to classic rock and rap, and how that eclectic upbringing shaped her songwriting and confidence. She also talks candidly about building her career independently, navigating viral moments on TikTok, and what it really means to receive praise from outlets like Rolling Stone while staying true to herself.The conversation dives into her debut EP Ultra Batty, unpacking the empowerment, vulnerability, and unapologetic confidence behind the project. Maria discusses her songwriting process, how ideas and emotions often come before melodies, and why the balance between lyrics and melody is essential to creating music that connects. She also shares insight into recent releases, upcoming collaborations, and what fans can expect next.Festive chaos runs throughout the episode, with Christmas movie talk, eggnog debates, guilty pleasure holiday songs, and helping Santa DJ a set at the North Pole. The episode builds towards Maria’s dream concert at Jones Beach Amphitheater on the water, where she curates a legendary lineup featuring Ariana Grande, Nirvana, and The Beatles, complete with iconic encore moments.Warm, funny, and packed with music love, this festive episode is a perfect listen for anyone who loves pop, rock, and R&B, discovering artists through TikTok, or hearing musicians talk about music the way it’s meant to be talked about.

Will continues the Countdown to Christmas with a beautifully thoughtful and music-first conversation alongside Spanish-born, LA-based guitarist Twanguero, also known as Diego Garcia. As part of the festive run, this episode slows things down in the best possible way, focusing on craft, culture, memory, and the deep emotional pull of music when it is created with intention and heart.Across the episode, Twanguero reflects on growing up in Spain surrounded by classical guitar traditions, the pressure of formal training, and the moment rock and roll began to pull him in a different direction. He talks candidly about moving to Madrid to pursue music professionally, touring the world with major Latin artists, and later making the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles at 40 years old with no safety net, no industry contacts, and only belief in his sound. It is an honest look at artistic risk, longevity, and what it really means to build a sustainable life in music outside of the mainstream.The conversation dives deep into Twanguero’s love of analog recording, vintage gear, and the philosophy behind his fully instrumental Christmas album, which was recorded entirely on tape. Diego explains why he avoids screens, clicks, and computers wherever possible, how one-take performances change the emotional weight of a song, and why imperfection is often where the magic lives. He also shares the deeper purpose behind the album, which exists not just as a festive project but as a fundraiser to help bring electric guitars to students in Guatemala who have never had access to them before.Alongside discussions of Elvis, Chuck Berry, 1950s rock and roll, blues legends, and Mediterranean melodies, Diego speaks movingly about family, loss, and the influence of his mother on his life and career. He reflects on memory, nostalgia, and how certain melodies can instantly transport you back to childhood, different countries, and past versions of yourself. Food, community, and cooking emerge as recurring themes, especially during Christmas, highlighting how music and togetherness are inseparable in his world.As always, the episode builds toward Twanguero’s dream concert, set at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. What follows is one of the most detailed and musically rich lineups in Encore Club history, featuring blues pioneers, iconic drummers, multiple guitar legends, and a genre-spanning supergroup that celebrates the guitar as a universal language. It is imaginative, deeply personal, and rooted in a lifetime of listening.This is a calm, reflective, and genuinely inspiring festive episode, perfect for guitar lovers, fans of analog recording, and anyone who believes music should feel human. A thoughtful listen for the Christmas season and beyond.

In Episode 33 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will continues the Countdown to Christmas with singer-songwriter nep for a festive, funny, and deeply music-obsessed conversation that balances emotional honesty with full festive chaos. As part of the Christmas run, nep brings huge energy, warmth, and openness to an episode that moves seamlessly between hometown identity, creative growth, and the songs and live moments that shape you for life.Across the episode, nep opens up about growing up in Daytona, Florida, falling in love with music at a young age, and learning how to tell stories through songwriting that blend humour, vulnerability, and self-awareness. She reflects on navigating college at the University of Miami while her music career began to take off online, discussing the strange reality of touring, going viral on TikTok, and trying to balance creative momentum with finishing her degree. There is honest reflection on knowing when it is time to leave home, how those feelings fed directly into her debut album Noel, and why embracing sadness can sometimes be a sign of gratitude rather than defeat.The conversation dives deep into nep’s love of emo, alternative, and pop punk, with passionate discussions about My Chemical Romance, Twenty One Pilots, Pierce the Veil, crying at gigs, and the specific emotional moments in songs that hit harder than anything else. She shares unforgettable live music experiences, pinch-me career moments, and the joy of seeing fans connect with her music in real life. Alongside this, nep gives a heartfelt shoutout to independent venues and reflects on why community and live music spaces matter more than ever.Festive chaos runs throughout the episode, with Christmas movie talk, eggnog debates, guilty pleasure holiday songs, fictional Christmas movie soundtracks, and even helping Santa DJ a set at the North Pole. The episode builds towards nep’s dream concert, where she designs the perfect venue, curates an emo-heavy lineup, and places herself right in the pit for the ultimate live music experience.It’s a warm, emotional, and genuinely funny festive episode, and a perfect listen for anyone who loves emo and alternative music, discovering artists through TikTok, live gig culture, or simply hearing passionate people talk about music the way it’s meant to be talked about.

In Episode 32 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will welcomes singer-songwriter and creator Cynthia Parker for a festive, thoughtful, and joyfully chaotic conversation as part of the show’s Countdown to Christmas series. Toronto-born and LA-based, Cynthia has built a global audience through authenticity, artistry, and an unmistakable sense of old-school glamour, and this episode captures her at a moment of reflection, creativity, and excitement for what’s ahead.Across the conversation, Cynthia opens up about growing up between Canada and Los Angeles, her early years as a competitive dancer, and how training across multiple disciplines helped shape her confidence, work ethic, and creative intuition. She talks candidly about navigating viral success, living online while staying grounded, and learning to trust herself in an industry that rarely slows down. Will and Cynthia dive into her love of classic music, from Frank Sinatra and Etta James to Joni Mitchell and Sade, and how those influences naturally found their way into her vocal tone, songwriting, and emotional approach to music.There are moments of warmth, humour, and vulnerability throughout as Cynthia reflects on self-care, independence, family, and the friendships that keep her anchored in LA. She shares how songs arrive in unpredictable waves, why some stories come straight from personal experience while others are built from imagination, and how writing can feel both magical and elusive. The festive spirit runs strong as the two tackle Christmas traditions, favourite holiday songs, nostalgic films, eggnog debates, and a series of playful games that push the episode firmly into Encore Club Christmas chaos.The episode crescendos with Cynthia building her dream concert in a grand, historic theatre filled with velvet curtains and timeless energy. From Amy Winehouse and Frank Sinatra to Sade, ABBA, and Michael Jackson, her lineup becomes a deeply personal celebration of music, memory, and emotion, complete with iconic encore choices and a moment where Cynthia imagines stepping on stage herself to perform Love Song under a glittering disco ball.This episode is reflective, funny, festive, and deeply musical, offering a vivid snapshot of an artist finding her voice while honouring the legends who shaped her. It’s a heartfelt Christmas chapter in The Encore Club, full of imagination, honesty, and the quiet confidence of someone building something truly timeless.

In Episode 31 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will continues the Countdown to Christmas with BBC Radio 1 DJ and presenter Maia Beth for a conversation filled with warmth, humour, nostalgia, and festive chaos. As part of the Christmas run, Maia brings her infectious energy and thoughtful perspective to an episode that moves seamlessly between career reflection, music obsession, and the emotional power of the songs that stay with you for life.Across the episode, Maia opens up about growing up in Washington in the North East, discovering music through indie anthems, pop classics, and dad rock staples, and how early gig culture shaped her love of live music. She speaks candidly about falling into media through a BBC apprenticeship, navigating creative industries without connections, and how a Radio 1 Christmas competition became the unexpected turning point that launched her broadcasting career. From BBC Introducing to Radio 1’s Happy Anthems, covering Glastonbury and major festivals, and working across radio, events, and live touring, Maia reflects on building a career by saying yes, trusting her instincts, and learning as she goes.There are plenty of moments of humour and honesty as Maia shares Glastonbury stories, backstage surrealism, emotional songs that hit at unexpected times, and her controversial Christmas music opinions. She builds her dream gig from scratch, choosing a fairy-lit forest setting, tequila-fuelled dancing, and Scissor Sisters delivering pure joy and glitter-soaked chaos. Along the way, the conversation explores independent venues, the rising cost of gigs, the realities of the music industry, and why community, kindness, and curiosity still matter.It’s a festive, thoughtful, and genuinely funny episode, and a perfect listen for anyone who loves Radio 1, festival culture, pop and punk energy, or simply hearing passionate people talk about music the way friends do when the conversation flows and the songs mean everything.

In Episode 30 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will sits down with the incredible Samantha Gongol, best known as one half of the multi-platinum duo Marian Hill, whose hypnotic blend of electronic pop and smoky, intimate vocals helped shape an entire wave of modern alt-pop. From creating early hits like Whiskey, One Time, and the global smash Down to stepping into her own spotlight with her debut solo EP Flash in the Pan, Samantha brings a calm, witty, and quietly magnetic presence to a conversation that feels both reflective and unexpectedly hilarious.Across the episode, Samantha opens up about growing up in Pennsylvania, discovering her voice in school choirs, and the surreal twist of fate that led Marian Hill from a spontaneous writing session to charting around the world. She talks about the whirlwind of having Down featured in Apple’s iPhone AirPods campaign, the pressure and pride of performing the US national anthem at the MLS Cup, and the deeply personal creative journey behind her new EP and the six-part web series she co-wrote with her brother during lockdown. Will explores her shift into storytelling, the vulnerability of writing as herself rather than a persona, and what it means to chase new artistic challenges after a decade of success.There are wonderful moments of humour and warmth as Samantha reflects on her first ever concert, her guilty pleasure anthems, the strange intensity of music-industry expectations, and why melody hits her harder than words ever could. She shares stories of nostalgia, creative frustration, her love of jazz standards, and the emotional pull of songs that shaped her childhood. Together, they dive into confidence, reinvention, the joy of being a lifelong listener, and the quiet bravery of starting again—even when no one asks you to.The episode builds to a wildly cinematic dream concert where Samantha curates an impossibly legendary 500-cap venue show featuring Ella Fitzgerald, Whitney Houston, Queen, and Jimi Hendrix, complete with confetti cannons, jazz scatting, and the most unexpected encore in the podcast’s history. It is vivid, chaotic, imaginative, and so distinctly Sam.This episode is thoughtful, funny, deeply musical, and full of the honest magic that defines Samantha’s artistry. It stands as a beautiful, surprising chapter in The Encore Club and one fans will replay again and again.

In Episode 29 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will and Josh sit down with the unstoppable Charlotte Sands, an artist whose rise from homemade demos to festival stages has captured the hearts of fans all over the world. Known for her bold blue hair, infectious energy, and the huge success of songs like Dress, Hush, and her collaboration with The Maine and Taking Back Sunday on Love You A Little, Charlotte brings her trademark honesty and humour to a conversation that feels both intimate and electric.Throughout the episode, Charlotte opens up about her musical beginnings, recording in her childhood closet, and the surreal shift to performing on massive stages like Milton Keynes with My Chemical Romance. She reflects on the emotional impact of seeing her music explode online, the unexpected pressures of going viral, and the deep connection she feels with fans who find pieces of themselves in her lyrics. Will and Josh dive into her experiences touring the world, the chaos of the Summer School Tour, and why UK audiences hold such a special place in her heart.There are moments of laughter, vulnerability, and pure storytelling joy as Charlotte shares memories about Harry Styles inspiring Dress, her early stage fright, and the wild reality of balancing creativity with constant momentum. The conversation explores confidence, burnout, authenticity, and the strange beauty of growing up online while learning to trust her voice more than ever.The episode closes with a cinematic dream concert segment where Charlotte builds her perfect Glastonbury night, complete with a glowing summer sky, her closest friends in the crowd, and a once in a lifetime moment singing alongside Fleetwood Mac. It is vivid, heartfelt, and full of the wonder that defines why live music means so much.This episode is warm, inspiring, chaotic in all the best ways, and a perfect reflection of the spirit Charlotte brings to her music and her fans. It is another standout chapter in The Encore Club.

In Episode 28 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will and Josh welcome Chicago-based vocal coach, singer, and content creator Mitchell Kinn — a powerhouse in the modern emo and alternative scene whose viral videos have redefined how a generation learns to sing. Known for his raw honesty, humour, and signature “emo moaning” exercises, Mitchell has built a massive online following by making vocal training accessible, entertaining, and unapologetically real.From working with artists connected to Hot Mulligan, Arms Length, Jutes, and even Demi Lovato, to teaching thousands of singers how to find their voice in the most vulnerable way possible, Mitchell’s story is one of bold risk-taking and creative reinvention. He opens up about quitting his underpaid studio job, posting videos every day for nine months straight, and how teaching emo vocals became both his calling and his therapy.Throughout the conversation, Mitchell dives deep into the psychology of singing — from how our nervous system resists vulnerability to why most singers struggle not with technique, but with fear. He and the hosts unpack what confidence really means, why perfectionism kills creativity, and how teaching has made him a better artist. There are moments of laughter, insight, and even a few impromptu vocal warm-ups as Will and Josh attempt to master Mitchell’s techniques live on air (with mixed results).But it’s not all music theory and mindset — expect tequila talk, nostalgic Freaky Friday shoutouts, and stories of growing up as an emo kid turned viral creator. Mitchell also shares how his love for the genre shaped his worldview, why emo remains one of the most honest forms of expression, and the surreal feeling of seeing his videos shared by artists he once idolised.The episode ends, as always, with the dream concert segment — and Mitchell’s vision is cinematic: an intimate show in Iceland beneath the Northern Lights, surrounded by close friends, hot springs, and a setlist featuring Avril Lavigne performing Girlfriend as the encore. It’s equal parts nostalgic, heartfelt, and chaotic in the best possible way — much like Mitchell himself.From viral fame to emotional authenticity, from therapy to technique, this episode captures what makes music so deeply human. It’s inspiring, funny, and honest to its core — the perfect mix of chaos, vulnerability, and creativity that defines The Encore Club.

In Episode 27 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will welcomes an extraordinary guest — Dr. Hoby Wedler — a blind chemist, sensory expert, entrepreneur, and storyteller whose outlook on life is as inspiring as it is eye-opening. Known for his viral videos that challenge how we experience the world, Hoby has built a career turning curiosity into connection and science into storytelling. From earning his PhD in organic chemistry to being recognised by President Obama as a Champion of Change and featured in Forbes 30 Under 30, his journey is nothing short of remarkable.This episode dives deep into Hoby’s world of sensory exploration — from his groundbreaking “Tasting in the Dark” experiences with Francis Ford Coppola to the way he helps people rediscover flavour, sound, and emotion beyond sight. Along the way, he and Will unpack how music theory inspired his love of chemistry, why the silence between sounds matters, and how slowing down to truly listen can change everything. It’s part science, part philosophy, and fully Encore Club.But it’s not all serious. Expect laughter, tangents, and a few wild “Would You Rather” moments that lead to unexpected debates about bad food, worse music, and life’s weirdest sensory experiences. Hoby also shares his passion for cooking — from slow-cooked Bolognese to late-summer grilling — and explains how taste and sound blend in his imagination like instruments in a song.As always, the episode ends with the signature Encore moment: Hoby builds his dream concert. Set in a redwood amphitheatre under golden autumn light, his line-up features Elle and Toni, The Subdudes, and Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds, with Jerry Garcia joining for the encore. It’s a vision that feels alive — warm, natural, and deeply human.From viral success to sensory storytelling, from chemistry to creativity, this conversation celebrates life’s smallest details and biggest ideas. It’s thoughtful, funny, and completely unforgettable — a reminder that seeing isn’t the only way to experience the world.

It’s Halloween at The Encore Club — and chaos has never looked so spooky. In Episode 26, Will and Josh trade guitars for ghost stories in a haunted Hollywood special packed with eerie celebrity encounters, questionable cocktails, and their trademark mix of comedy and chaos. Dressed as an Oompa Loompa and a Slutty Banana (because of course they are), the boys dive deep into some of the strangest paranormal tales ever told by A-listers — from Jessica Alba’s terrifying “night visitor” and Matthew McConaughey’s ghostly roommate “Madame Bleu” to Miley Cyrus’s haunted London flat and Courtney Cox’s mysterious man in the hallway.But this isn’t your average ghost story podcast. Between tequila-fueled tangents and laugh-out-loud Halloween antics, Will and Josh turn each supernatural tale into something uniquely Encore Club — equal parts creepy and comedic. The lads also share their own spooky experiences, including ghostly sightings, unexplained moments, and the kind of bizarre late-night conversations that could only happen in a Halloween episode.As the pumpkins glow, the drinks flow, and the costumes start to itch, things only get weirder — from ghostly pianos and haunted staircases to the truly wild world of “celebrity ghost lovers.” It’s a Halloween special that’s more treat than trick: ridiculous, revealing, and a little bit terrifying.So grab your favourite drink, dim the lights, and get ready for the most haunted episode yet. Expect laughs, scares, and a heavy dose of Encore energy. Happy Halloween from The Encore Club!

In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we’re joined by Pip Marsh—UK artist, songwriter, and the rising voice of the “farm emo” movement—for one of our most raw, funny, and unexpectedly emotional conversations yet.Pip takes us through his journey from growing up on a smallholding in the British countryside to chasing his Nashville dream, writing heartbreak-soaked songs that blend country storytelling with emo vulnerability. We talk about his debut single Happy premiering on BBC Radio 1, the surreal night he found himself surrounded by Nashville session legends (including one of Billy Joel’s former backing singers), and the wild chain of events that led to his first Whiskey Jam performance in Tennessee.Things get deeply personal as Pip opens up about losing his dad, learning to process grief through songwriting, and how one final promise set him on the path to making music full-time. Along the way, the conversation swings from chaos to catharsis—karaoke disasters, unhinged open-tuning debates, parenting madness, and his “one pint only” rule for gigs all make an appearance.We also build Pip’s dream concert—set at Tailgate Fest in the US—complete with flames, trucks, and a field full of friends singing along under a neon sunset. From Jelly Roll to Charlie Simpson, Pip’s love of genre-blending artists runs deep, and it’s clear why his “country emo” sound is connecting with so many fans right now.Equal parts laughter, loss, and late-night bar-room honesty, this episode captures the heart of what The Encore Club is all about: real conversations with artists who live, love, and breathe music in its most human form.

This is a heartfelt, hilarious, and beautifully honest episode of The Encore Club Podcast as Will sits down with Jody, Simon, and Barney from Autoheart, the London trio behind viral hit Stalker’s Tango. From unexpected TikTok fame to the making of their new album Heartlands, the band share how their dedicated fanbase — the Heartheads — helped shape their creative world.They discuss viral success, fan art, tattoos, tour life, and the joy of rediscovering live music without the chaos. The conversation flows from deep emotion to laugh-out-loud moments, before building a dream gig lineup featuring Hole, Kate Bush, and Fleetwood Mac. With stories of resilience, connection, and staying true to their art, Autoheart prove why they’re one of the most unique and genuine bands in modern indie music.

Season 2 continues with a sun-soaked, surf-fuelled episode of The Encore Club Podcast as Will sits down with Matt and Cameron from Your Favorite Color, the California alt-rock band fusing nostalgic 80s dream pop with modern indie energy. From writing sessions by the ocean to late-night creative chaos, the guys open up about friendship, growth, and how they’ve learned to keep their passion for music separate from the pressure of numbers and streams.In this episode, Matt and Cameron share the story behind Your Favorite Color’s beginnings — from surf breaks on the California coast to crafting their distinct sound that’s now capturing fans around the world. They talk creative rituals, keeping grounded while touring, and why songwriting always starts with feeling before lyrics. There’s also plenty of fun along the way, from gaming addictions and poker nights to why their dream rider would absolutely include yellow Skittles.And of course, it wouldn’t be The Encore Club without the signature Dream Concert — and this one’s huge. The lads build an unforgettable lineup featuring Nick Drake, The Cure, and Oasis, with special appearances from Josh Homme and even John Lennon. Expect chaos, great music talk, and plenty of laughs as Your Favorite Color prove exactly why they’re one of the most exciting indie bands on the rise.If you love creative deep dives, behind-the-scenes stories, and a bit of beautiful madness, this is the episode for you.

Season 2 continues with a very special guest — singer, songwriter, and actor Rainsford (Rainey Qualley)! In this episode, Will dives deep into Rainey’s world of atmospheric indie pop and her journey from acting in shows like Mad Men and films like Ocean’s 8 to releasing heartfelt songs like Horse and her latest single Butterfly. They talk about how becoming a new mother has reshaped her outlook on life, the meaning behind her upcoming debut album Before Blue, and why writing about happiness is harder than writing heartbreak.Of course, it wouldn’t be The Encore Club without some chaos — Rainey builds her dream concert in a crumbling seaside castle filled with animals, choosing Cocteau Twins, Dolly Parton, and the legendary Prince as her lineup. Expect fun games like Play, Repeat, Delete and Mashup Apocalypse, unexpected stories from her career, and a few laughs along the way. This episode is equal parts heartfelt and entertaining, giving fans a closer look at one of indie pop’s most intriguing voices.

Season 2 is finally here — and we’re kicking things off with The Encore Debate Club – Festival Edition!Will, Josh, and Harri go head-to-head in a brand-new debate format that takes the chaos of The Encore Club and cranks it up to festival level. In this episode, the boys battle it out over three huge questions: is the real headliner the music or the food trucks and vibes, is camping a bonding experience or a survival test, and is leaving early a genius move or the ultimate betrayal?Expect courtroom-style opening statements, fiery rebuttals, and the kind of tangents only The Encore Club can deliver. Along the way, the lads share their own festival horror stories, swap survival tactics, and argue about everything from tacos to toilets to the importance of vibes.It’s a hilarious, unfiltered, and totally chaotic start to Season 2, and if you’ve ever been to a festival, you’ll know exactly what they’re talking about.Apologies for sound quality — there were some severe issues that nearly lost us the whole episode, but from next week this issue will no longer be present.

It’s Episode 20 of The Encore Club Podcast, our Season Finale! Will and Josh are joined by Matt Walst, the powerhouse frontman of Three Days Grace. From growing up in small-town Canada to joining one of the world’s biggest rock bands, Matt opens up about his wildest on-stage moments, his deep bond with his bandmate brother, and how the band’s music has become a lifeline for fans through grief, addiction, and mental health struggles.The episode dives into Matt’s chaotic childhood, including a long-running goat impression, before exploring his evolution from rhythm guitarist to full-blown frontman. He reflects on the surreal experience of facing tens of thousands of fans, and shares what success means to him now — far from the glamour and ego of early rock dreams.Then things go full throttle as the trio craft Matt’s dream concert — a massive beach-front gig at twilight, complete with pyrotechnics, confetti, and fireworks over the ocean. The lineup? Korn, Rammstein, and Limp Bizkit in their prime. Expect crowd-surfing, tequila, and the most un-rockstar hobbies you can imagine (we’re talking chickens and EDM remixes).

In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we’re joined by Jean-Ken Johnny—guitarist, rapper, and songwriter for the legendary Japanese rock phenomenon MAN WITH A MISSION—for a high-energy, deeply personal, and unexpectedly moving conversation you won’t want to miss.Jean-Ken Johnny opens up about the band's 15-year journey, from global tours and explosive live shows to working with icons like Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. We talk music that shaped him (Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, Oasis), wild festival memories from Fuji Rock, and what it’s like to carry the mission across continents—including their upcoming European tour kicking off in London this October.We also dive into his dream concert—featuring Pixies, Smashing Pumpkins, and a surreal Nirvana + Axl Rose collab—plus the emotional weight of a personal song inspired by a friend who helped him keep going during the toughest moments. From his “Death Row Set List” to hilarious Would You Rather chaos, Jean-Ken Johnny blends wit, warmth, and raw honesty in one of our most unique episodes yet.Equal parts rock history, creative energy, and pure fun, this conversation proves why MAN WITH A MISSION continues to be one of the most innovative and beloved forces in music today.

In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we’re joined by Robbie Knox—YouTuber, co-host of JaackMaate’s Happy Hour, former Soccer AM producer, and accidental father figure of British internet chaos.Robbie dives into his early days in live TV, chaotic Soccer AM memories, and what it’s like building a YouTube career designed around spending more time with his kids. From karate classes with his sons to wild pub trips with Bambino Becky and TPD TV, it’s a ride full of laughs, heart, and hard-earned wisdom—the kind only a man with a beer-brewing past and a dream of house-husband life can deliver.We build his dream concert inside a fully rebuilt London Astoria, featuring The Beaches, Weezer, and a U2 encore that would make Bono cry. Plus, Robbie plays “One Night Only” with a vampire Gord Downie on toy instruments, texts JaackMaate a wildly inappropriate Prince lyric live on air, and picks the song he’d happily ban forever (sorry, Stone Roses fans).Funny, self-aware, and low-key profound, this is Robbie Knox at his absolute best—and it might just be our most unexpectedly heartfelt episode yet.

In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we’re joined by Winter Andrews—actor, award-winning theatre producer, and deeply introspective songwriter—for one of our most honest, hilarious, and emotional conversations yet.Winter takes us on a wild ride through his breakout role in Mystery of Her, a haunting turn on Law & Order: SVU & Organized Crime, and a game-changing theatre run of Spring Awakening that raised thousands for gun safety. We also get an exclusive first listen to his cinematic, heartbreak-soaked original music, inspired by artists like Celine Dion, Green Day, and Jeff Buckley.We dive into his dream concert at a rain-drenched Glastonbury, featuring Phoebe Bridgers, Hozier, and a jaw-dropping encore of “Welcome to the Black Parade”. Add in his hot takes on cover songs, nostalgia anthems, and chaotic stories from topless metal gigs with a band called Gas Station Boner Pills, and you’ve got one hell of a ride.Equal parts chaos and vulnerability, Winter reminds us why being real still matters—in music, movies, and everything in between.

It’s solo... but not so solo this week on The Encore Club, as Will & Josh are joined by Will's younger brother Harri for an unfiltered deep dive into the wild world of entertainment conspiracies. From childhood cartoon trauma to Hollywood’s darkest secrets, this one spirals in the best possible way.The pair unpack the disturbing Rugrats Theory, where each baby represents real-life tragedy from Angelica’s broken mind. Then it’s onto Nickelodeon scandals, the Pixar shared universe, and why everything from Toy Story to WALL·E might be connected in one secret post-human timeline.Expect talk of MK Ultra, adrenochrome harvesting, fake celeb relationships, celebrity glitches, and why Hollywood might be far more controlled than we’re led to believe. With alleged links to Bieber, Amanda Bynes, Drake Bell, Tom Cruise, Lady Gaga, and even award show rigging, nothing is off-limits in this episode.It’s chaotic, hilarious, occasionally unhinged, but impossible to stop listening to. If you’ve ever said “surely that’s not true…” — this is the one for you.Allegedly.

In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we’re joined by Sam Gellerstein, multi-instrumentalist and driving force behind SNACKTIME—the Philly-based brass collective turning heads with their explosive fusion of funk, soul, and hip-hop.Sam takes us through SNACKTIME’s grassroots rise, from spontaneous park gigs during the pandemic to national TV spots and sold-out shows. He shares the band’s deep connection to food, community, and DIY spirit, and opens up about how influences like Prince, D’Angelo, and Bon Iver helped shape their fearless sound.We talk late-night rituals, sousaphone workouts, and how being the house band for Jason Kelce’s show became a game-changer. There’s laughter, sandwich philosophy, IKEA meatball debates, and a few unexpected twists as Sam builds his dream concert lineup—one that’s as bold and joyful as the band itself.With humour, honesty, and serious groove, SNACKTIME’s Sam shows why they’re one of the most exciting live acts in music right now.

In Episode 14 of The Encore Club Podcast, Will and Josh are joined by viral sketch comedy sensation Joshiiwuh (Joshua Alden). With over 4 million followers on TikTok and millions more on YouTube, Joshua opens up about his wild journey through online fame, ghost hunting in haunted houses, voice acting dreams, and his love for SpongeBob, puppets, and all things horror.Together, they build one of the most surreal and hilarious dream concerts yet — set in a snow-covered forest in Alaska, featuring a lineup of The Flaming Lips, Tiny Tim, and Louis Armstrong with a guest appearance from Kermit the Frog. Chaos, creativity, and chocolate milk collide in this unforgettable episode.Don't forget to check out the Spotify playlist linked in the show notes featuring every song mentioned in the episode — from Flaming Lips to Tiny Tim to some true curveballs. Subscribe and join us for more laughs, music, and mayhem every week!

This week on The Encore Club, we’re joined by the chaotic and caffeine-powered force that is Josh Rezz—viral TikTok/Instagram metalhead, guitar wizard, and accidental content king. From welding by day to shredding by night, Josh shares the wild ride that took him from drum kits in North Carolina to 850K+ TikTok followers and a cult following across the guitar and metal scene.We get into everything: his first viral clip (a Metallica cover he nearly didn’t post), the jokes that got him trolled hard, and his ongoing mission to "metalify" everything from Owl City to Disney. He also takes us deep into his dream 3-day festival (an Encore Club Podcast first!)—set in Amsterdam, with lineups that include Knocked Loose, Deftones, Bad Omens, and even Dimebag Darrell... singing guitar parts in falsetto.There’s triangle shredding, fake movie trailers, rude British water, and a heartfelt message about backing yourself—even if the internet doesn’t.If you love metal, memes, madness, or just want to hear someone absolutely lose it over drop tunings, this one’s for you. Turn it up loud—Josh wouldn’t have it any other way.

In this episode, we’re joined by Sam Baxter — dancer, actor, and all-round creative who's appeared in Wicked, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, Snow White, and even the Marvel Cinematic Universe.From life on huge film sets with Ariana Grande to chaotic raves in Leeds, Sam brings stories, soul, and serious music taste to The Encore Club. We dive into his eclectic musical influences, the reality of working in entertainment, and how teaching, wellness, and ADHD all shape his creative world.Sam reveals his ultimate dream gig lineup — from BB King to MF DOOM — plus his support acts, headline choices, and encore tracks. He also takes on Spotify Roulette, our “Death Row Setlist” challenge, and gives a shoutout to some of the best independent venues around.If you’re into timeless music, creative chaos, and behind-the-scenes stories from stage and screen — this one's for you.

*Dream is a strong word...In this episode, Will & Josh go all in on building the most unhinged, imaginative festivals you’ve never been to (and maybe never should).It’s a head-to-head showdown: Will’s Heaven’s Gate Fest, a surreal cult-led festival just outside paradise, where you drink the Kool-Aid to get in, vibe on angel clouds, and confess your sins to dead popes… vs Josh’s Pyramid Scheme Fest, a crypt-rave deep inside the pyramids of Giza, powered by bass-fuelled sandstorms, eyeliner rain, and camel emotional support animals.They reveal everything from headline acts and secret stages to bizarre food stalls, cursed dress codes, and the VIP perks you probably don’t want. It’s chaotic, dark, hilarious, and weirdly well thought out.Along the way, expect references to EDM icons, biblical satire, goth bangers, and real-life cults — plus some very questionable line-up decisions and one hell of a twist ending.If you love festivals, fantasy, comedy and creative chaos — this one’s for you.

This week on The Encore Club, we’re joined by the hilarious and unfiltered Matt Richardson—comedian, presenter, and all-round chaos magnet. From getting roasted by Sharon Osbourne on his first day at The Xtra Factor, to ghost-hunting with Jack Osbourne, to falling flat on his face (literally) on Dancing on Ice, this episode is packed with jaw-dropping stories from the wild world of British entertainment.But it’s not all telly madness. Matt also dives deep into his love of pop punk and emo anthems, shares the story of his very first gig (Green Day at Milton Keynes Bowl!), and tells us what his dream concert would look like—featuring bands like South Arcade, Taking Back Sunday, and of course, Green Day.We talk festivals, failure, fandom, and everything in between—including some slightly-too-personal ghost stories and an emotional shoutout to his autistic younger brother, Alex.Whether you’re into comedy, chaotic celebrity encounters, or the glory days of 2000s emo, this is one for the books. Tune in, laugh hard, and maybe shed a tear or two (of laughter or nostalgia—we’ll take both).

In this episode of The Encore Club Podcast, we sit down with the genre-defying Ashaine White—an emerging force in the UK music scene known for her bold fusion of soul and grunge. Recently nominated for an Ivors Academy Rising Star award, Ashaine joins us to talk about her brand new EP Look What You Made Me Do, the emotional fire behind her single Let Me Down, and what it means to create music that’s unapologetically honest. She shares her journey from ACM Guildford to The Great Escape Festival, reflects on her deep musical influences like Paramore, Jeff Buckley, Nina Simone, and Radiohead, and breaks down how her partnership with producer Gibbi Bettini helped shape her signature sound. We also dive into everything from dream concert setups and her Sacred Three (the one song, album, and artist she’d keep forever), to unexpected music hot takes, conspiracy theories, and Bratz Rock Angels. With humour, heart, and a fierce commitment to authenticity, Ashaine White proves why she’s one of the most exciting voices in music right now.

This week on The Encore Club, Will and Josh are joined by aryy, a Brazilian singer-songwriter and YouTube sensation currently based in California. With over a million subscribers and a passion for exploring quirky, futuristic instruments (hello, Omnichord!), aryy opens up about her journey from São Paulo to New York and ultimately LA, where she’s carving her space in the music and creator scene.In this heartfelt and hilarious episode, aryy reflects on switching languages to grow her audience, navigating life between cultures, and how she nearly gave up before going viral after ten years of creating. She also shares why McFly is her all-time favourite band, gives us a live taste of the Omnichord, and reveals her dream concert (spoiler: it’s in her backyard with her best friends).Note: The live Omnichord demo in the episode doesn’t do it full justice due to the recording quality — to hear how incredible it really sounds, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diZdj7RjKXEWhether you’re an aspiring musician or a fan of indie artists — this episode is a must-listen.🎧 Tune in and discover why aryy is a one-of-a-kind artist with a whole lot of heart.

On this episode of The Encore Club, we’re joined by the brilliant Monty Keates — a singer-songwriter, performer, and TikTok star who’s redefining what it means to be an artist in the digital age.Fresh off the back of his recent sold-out headline show in London, Monty sits down with Will and Josh to reflect on the whirlwind journey so far — from writing heartfelt lyrics in his bedroom to performing them in front of a crowd that sings every word back. We dive deep into the stories behind his sound, and what it feels like to be seen, heard, and celebrated by a growing fanbase both online and IRL.Monty also shares his dream gig in vivid detail — the ultimate fantasy lineup, setting, and surprises that would make up his perfect night of live music. Plus, we throw him into some of The Encore Club’s most chaotic games, including Mash-Up Apocalypse, where genres clash, artists collide, and only the weirdest combinations survive.It’s a funny, heartfelt, and at times unfiltered conversation with one of the most exciting new voices in alternative pop right now. Whether you know Monty from his music, his TikToks, or you’re just discovering him today, this episode is the perfect place to start.

In this solo episode, Will and Josh dive into the dark and fascinating story of the 27 Club — the group of legendary musicians and artists who all died at the age of 27.From Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin to Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse, we explore the history behind the 27 Club, the emotional weight these artists carried, and the myths that grew around them — including the chilling folklore of “selling your soul to the devil.”We unpack the facts, the timelines, the legacy, and why this tragic club still holds such a powerful place in music history today.New episodes of The Encore Club drop every week, where we build the ultimate dream concerts with guests, explore music’s biggest stories, and go behind the scenes of the industry.Follow us on your favourite podcast app, and join The Encore Club community!

This week, we're joined by Dan & Rob from TPD TV, two of the creators behind the UK’s wildest and most beloved festival YouTube channel. From festival chaos and campsite carnage to documenting massive live shows across the UK and beyond, these lads have become icons of the festival scene — and they’re bringing their stories, soundtracks, and dream gig ideas to The Encore Club.We talk about the origins of TPD TV, the magic (and mayhem) of filming festivals with your mates, and the videos they’re most proud of. They reveal their ultimate support acts, headliners, and encore songs — and take on the Spotify Roulette challenge, some very questionable festival Would You Rathers, and our now-infamous “Death Row Setlist” segment.If you love festivals, friendship, live music and a bit of chaos — this one's for you.

This week on The Encore Club, we’re joined by Brooks Betts—guitarist and founding member of the iconic alternative rock band Mayday Parade. Brooks hops on the mic to build his dream concert and give us an inside look at the band’s brand new EP, Sweet, which drops everywhere on April 18th.With co-host Josh out of action for this episode, Will is joined by his brother Harri, and together, the three dive deep into music, memories, and Mayday Parade’s evolution over the years. Brooks opens up about the creative journey behind Sweet, the inspiration fuelling the emotional lead single By The Way, and what fans can expect from this exciting new chapter.Along the way, they play some of our favourite Encore Club games—including Play, Repeat, Delete and Death Row Setlist—and share plenty of laughs, nostalgic moments, and unexpected picks as Brooks builds a concert lineup that blends raw energy with heartfelt nostalgia.Whether you’ve been blasting Mayday Parade since A Lesson In Romantics or you’re just discovering them now, this episode is packed with great stories, behind-the-scenes insight, and a few surprises you won’t want to miss.

This week on The Encore Club, we’re joined by someone who’s been at the heart of the UK’s creator scene—Senior Talent Manager at HLD Talent, Tom Leech.HLD Talent represents some of the biggest names in digital entertainment, including GK Barry, Tennessee Thresher, and Bambino Becky—and Tom plays a key role in supporting and developing talent at the agency. His journey through the world of online content creation runs deep.Before HLD, Tom was at Upload Agency, where he worked closely with the Sidemen, members of Beta Squad, and a whole host of creators who’ve shaped the YouTube and social media landscape over the past few years. He also spent time at Footasylum, developing and casting their hit reality series Locked In, which has become a fan-favourite for online audiences.But this episode isn’t just about industry accolades—it’s about the person behind the scenes. Tom has been a big supporter of host Will since The Encore Club was just a daydream back in 2021. His encouragement, belief, and kind words have been there from the very beginning, making this a truly special full-circle moment.In this episode, Tom builds his ultimate dream concert, curating a lineup packed with energy, nostalgia, and some serious surprises. We also throw in a few games, plenty of laughs, and some brilliant stories about life in the fast-paced world of talent management.Whether you’re fascinated by the rise of digital creators, curious about what it’s like managing talent behind the scenes, or just love hearing people build their perfect gig—this episode has something for you.

Actor, musician, and all-around creative force Toby Sebastian joins The Encore Club for an epic deep dive into his ultimate dream concert, his journey through music and acting, and the stories behind his brand-new album, dropping April 4, 2025.Toby first made waves in Hollywood as Trystane Martell in Game of Thrones before starring in films like The Music of Silence, where he portrayed legendary opera singer Andrea Bocelli. But beyond the screen, music has always been at the heart of his creative world. From writing and performing his own songs to crafting an album that blends raw emotion with cinematic soundscapes, Toby takes us inside his artistic process and what fans can expect from his latest release.Of course, no guest leaves The Encore Club without designing their perfect live music experience! Toby curates his dream concert, picking the venue, the three acts, and the show-stopping encore that would make for an unforgettable night. Plus, in our side game One Night Only, things take a hilarious turn as he envisions Jimi Hendrix headlining Glastonbury… but on a recorder, with the entire audience joining in!We also chat about growing up in a creative household (his sister is none other than Oscar-nominated actress Florence Pugh), his experiences balancing music and acting, and the moments that have shaped his career so far.Expect deep music talk, behind-the-scenes Hollywood stories, and plenty of laughs as we sit down with one of the most exciting multi-talented artists out there.

Welcome to the very first episode of The Encore Club Podcast! And what better way to kick things off than with our hosts, Will & Josh, diving into some of the most iconic feuds in music history? From MGK vs. Eminem’s rap beef to the legendary Britpop rivalry between Oasis and Blur, we break down how these clashes started, escalated, and—if ever—got resolved.Who came out on top? And which feuds are still going strong? Tune in and find out!

This is the official trailer for The Encore Club—the podcast where dream concerts come to life! Hosted by Will Jones and Josh Taylor, each episode features a special guest designing their ultimate gig. From legendary lineups to unforgettable setlists, no idea is too big or too wild. Plus, expect fun games, unexpected twists, and deep dives into the world of music and entertainment.Whether you're here for the music, the stories, or just the chaos, The Encore Club is your backstage pass to the greatest show that never was. Hit play and get ready for the encore! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.