I think it's my favorite thing about being able to do this. I feel like touring kind of just made me realize how people are just so different but also like we're all kind of just exactly the same. And I just love being able to go out there and see all the different kinds of people. I feel like you have this unique routine, like you wake up and you do a bunch of things, you meet a bunch of fans and you go to sleep, the whole entire day is packed. I feel like my favorite part about being on tour is just being busy all the time. What are you most excited about performing in all these different places? Starting in October, you have a bunch of shows lined up for your Comfort Crowd tour. I was very much, "I don't know what's going on right now." I think this is just a glitch in the simulation or something.Ī post shared by Conan Gray on at 12:39pm PDT I was like, oh maybe since it's like a festival they won't be as interactive, but they were wild and they did everything that I wanted them to do, their little hands and stuff. That was definitely one of those moments. I feel like I have moments every once in a while where I'm just like, this can't be real. I think the seven-year-old, tiny, afraid me would have thought no one comes, but a lot of people came and it was really bizarre. Last time I saw you, you were making your Lollapalooza stage debut, your first festival show. You can also visit on our YouTube page for a longer version of the video, as well as for other recent episodes.
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You can watch a portion of the conversation above and read the full interview below. He also explains how hearing Lorde's and Adele's music for the first time inspired his own songwriting, what fans can expect on his forthcoming debut album and more. The "Generation Why" singer recently stopped by the Recording Academy headquarters for our latest episode of Up Close & Personal to share what he's most looking forward to for his upcoming Comfort Crowd Tour, and how he tends to visualize music videos as he writes songs. Despite his fast-growing fan base and rise towards pop stardom, the charismatic artist is incredibly humble and remains in awe of where he is today. It wasn't long after relocating to La La Land that he got signed to Republic Records, who released Sunset Season.
I wasn't signed yet, either," Gray recently told the Recording Academy. I was going to college at UCLA and I was going to classes and I was recording at the same time. "I started making the EP the second I moved from my hometown in Texas to L.A.
In 2017, the creative teen left his small-town life for Los Angeles to purse undergraduate film studies at UCLA. Spending his teen years growing up in quiet Georgetown, Texas, he began writing and singing songs and uploading them to what swiftly became his popular YouTube channel, which now (at the time of this writing) has 1.4 million subscribers. 20-year-old singer/songwriter/video director Conan Gray just released his first EP, Sunset Season, last year, but he's already making noise in the D.I.Y.
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