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1. "The longest time I've been away from Danielle was probably our very first tour, it was with Capsize and 68 and pretty much lasted for the whole month, as far as tours go it wasn't really that gruelling but the way the shows spanned out over lots of travelling was tough to touch base with home when I had five minutes, I think that tour showed me how supportive she was of what I do and helped me get to grips with what I'd be doing a lot more of." 2. "The longest I've gone without speaking to Danielle was on our 1st run with Being As An Ocean, my phone provider didn't know I was travelling and they blocked my phone, it was truly hell because we were moving house at the time so I just had to assume everything went okay, a few weeks of borrowing phones and relying on decent venue Wifi." 3. "I don't think we are at a decent level where our partners can travel with us just yet, that would have been amazing but there's nothing glam

What's it like to go on tour when you're in a relationship? Is it a smooth ride or the highway to hell? In this new project called 'Love On The Road' I want to explore different artists experiences with their partners during time away with the band, how they deal with communication issues or what happens what their partners hitch a ride on the tour bus and what trouble arises when love goes on the road... I've based this project on the following 5 questions which are presented to each artist I speak to to which they interpret how they want to, these are those 5 questions: 1. What's the longest time you've gone without seeing your partner while out on tour? 2. What's the longest time you've gone without speaking to them? 3. Has your partner ever travelled on tour with you? (where and for how long?) 4. Is there a difference between UK and overseas tours in the sense of you and your partners relationship? (contact/experiences?) 5. What's

So I attending Reading Fest for the first time this year and saw quite a few bands for the first time, this is what I made of them. -fRIDAY- Jimmy Eat World: sEVEN / tEN Coming onto stage with a slow burner followed by heavy hit Bleed American the crowd were immediately bouncing along singing the words back. Slugging out some fast paced classics and slowing the crowd for more modern ballads, they eventually pulled out their biggest hit 'The Middle' bringing a nostalgic end to the set. Boston Manor: sIX / tEN Tapering between in rock star style and dickishly late the Manor guys played their first song 20 minutes after due time, still performing strong with fast hard hits such as Stop Trying, Be Nothing and Trapped Nerve causing a circle pit round the tents support poll they rocked the stage hard, before spinning the chilled Broken Glass. The singer telling the crowd he'd been waiting all day for this slot was taken with irony though before finishing their set nearl