Any musician can get on stage, stand there and play music…very few can actually put on a show. Our show starts several hours before we ever hit the stage, from set-up to stretching, choreographing changes due to stage dimensions…we do everything we can to dial in a professional performance with the goal of fans walking away saying the live show is even better than the album. We’re jumping around all over the place, throwing guitars across the stage, we program our own lights, fog, cryo and intro audio tracks. For us, it’s a full-scale cardio workout combined with a complete emotional drain…We leave everything out there. Speaking of performing, what’s it like to play a live show?įor us a live show is about giving the fans their money’s worth. Even our writing and recording process is mostly digital, so in a sense that summer was OUR digital summer. Kids don’t go outside and play anymore they sit in front a TV and play video games. The name refers to how kids spend their summers now, and how we spent our summer writing our first album. I’m curious, how did the band come up with the name Digital Summer? This week I had a chance to talk to Kyle Winterstein, lead singer of the group Digital Summer! Winterstein talks new releases, touring life, and medical scares below.ĭigital Summer was formed in 2006 and has been making waves ever since. Photo credit: Banding with Butterfield is back with Digital Summer.
The band may be moving on to other priorities, but they are still bringing their A-game.
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