Fresh off of a tour with Magic Giant and Castlecomer, the L.A.-based alternative rock band, Weathers, is just getting warmed up for the season. The group, which consists of Cameron Boyer (vocals/rhythm guitar) Cameron Olsen (lead guitar/vocals), Cole Carson (drums/vocals), and Brennen Bates (bass/keys/vocals), has become a beacon of inspiration for indie-rock lovers. Anthems such as “I Don’t Wanna Know” and “Happy Pills” put the quartet on the map, which made their 2018 Kids In The Night album, a highly-anticipated treasure for fans.
Fresh off of a tour with Magic Giant and Castlecomer, the L.A.-based alternative rock band, Weathers, is just getting warmed up for the season. The group, which consists of Cameron Boyer (vocals/rhythm guitar) Cameron Olsen (lead guitar/vocals), Cole Carson (drums/vocals), and Brennen Bates (bass/keys/vocals), has become a beacon of inspiration for indie-rock lovers. Anthems such as “I Don’t Wanna Know” and “Happy Pills” put the quartet on the map, which made their 2018 Kids In The Night album, a highly-anticipated treasure for fans.
After catching up with these guys last year, we reconnected with the lead singer, Cameron Boyer, just ahead of their next tour. We touched on new music, how they’re diving into some profound lyrical messages, and the artistic choice to redefine their sound.
AXS: Let’s jump right into your creative process. You guys have transformed your style over the years into a sound that tackles real issues, but you combine it with a feel-good vibe. What do you think it is about that style that resonates with people?