Gavin Rossdale of Bush sits down to share the band’s newest album, ‘Loaded: The Greatest Hits 1994–2023,’ along with their latest single, “Nowhere To Go But Everywhere.” Gavin discusses the importance of audience interaction and explains why he designs his tours around that concept. He also shares stories about some of Bush’s No. 1 hits, including “The Sound of Winter,” “Comedown,” and more!
Gavin Rossdale:
I had shirt envy. I felt I was not prepared to be interviewed by you I was like hot dang, I’ve got way cool shirts, I could’ve been in the running with you. Hey, it’s Gavin from Bush, you’re watching Billboard News.
Tetris Kelly:
‘Loaded: The Greatest Hits’ came out last year and now you’re about to tour the project, celebrating 30 years of hits. How does it feel to have all that under your belt?
Gavin Rossdale:
I’m gonna leave here today and go to the studio to work on more for the next record. So I just keep thinking forward. I mean, I don’t-
Tetris Kelly:
It never stops, huh.
Gavin Rossdale:
It is a painful, torturous process like, oh my god, what am I doing? I can’t do it. This last song I did was the best song I wrote. Now, what am I going to do? And then you just sort of forge forward and you find it and you now so this week, I’m reaping the rewards of last week’s writing and working in the studio when I leave here. So I like to live in the moment. And I think also it’s the English thing, right? You asked about 30 years, if I think about the hits that we’ve had over 30 years, it’s not English to think about that too much as more English to kind of keep moving and just like carry on as keep on. Weirdly doing it, has made me think about it more than I ever did.
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