Skillet Interview with John Cooper on ‘Revolution,’ Resilience & Connection, and His Beard
Skillet frontman John Cooper on the new album ‘Revolution,’ messages of resilience and connection, life on the road, and the unexpected origin of his now-famous beard.
Damian FitzGerald is joined by Skillet frontman and bassist John Cooper before their epic show at London’s OVO Wembley on the last stop of their tour with Black Stone Cherry.
John talks about their new album Revolution, the fan-favourite track “Ash in the Wind,” Damian’s personal top pick, “Happy Wedding Day,” performed at John’s daughter’s wedding, and what shaped the record’s overall message of resilience and connection. John also shares stories about performing with his wife, Corey, life on the road, and the unexpected origin of his now-famous beard.
Plus, there’s some solid advice for anyone trying to make it in the music industry, alongside a few good laughs along the way.
Videographer: Damian FitzGerald
Editor: Damian FitzGerald
Producer: Damian FitzGerald
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