James: Chicago and New York have always been some of our biggest markets, frankly. How did you decide to reunite with these two shows and then the two radio sets? I've tried to evolve and listen to all the current stuff but music comes up so fast there's so much good new music.
Pretty much if I'm gonna play something on Spotify it's Radiohead or The Eagles. Kendall: I still listen to Radiohead all the time. Logan: I love Remi and Unknown Mortal Orchestra right now. What music are you guys listening to currently that possibly influenced your music? Kendall: We’ve all matured and then we go down that rabbit hole again. Logan: With our different projects and different music and finding different sounds, it kind of follows the way that we live and what we're into at the moment. Ĭarlos: I do need music to make babies, that’s true. Kendall: He's been making babies to sweet, sweet music. I'm always like, ‘Okay cool, this is awesome, but how do we keep the youthfulness in it?’ It's just a really cool balance because they've all been doing their own music for the last eight years and I didn't really do that. I'm always thinking about the kids because that's what's always going on with me. For me, I think I just bring that youthful sense. Logan: This is a solid factor right here.Ĭarlos: We have to do things like every concert from now on because of my kids. Since it has been eight years, how have you all evolved in your own creative music processes and tastes?Ĭarlos: I have three kids and they influence my music in the sense that I don't stay up late in the studio anymore with these guys because I gotta get home. James: There’s a lot of great stuff in store in the new year. Kendall: There’s a lot on deck right now. Will there be a music video for “Call It Like I See It”? Sonically, I think the song's just working even better than it did before. So the whole process has been more fun because of that. James: I think everybody matured in their own ways - in all very positive ways, too. Everyone brought in someone that they had worked within their own world and we just started working with all these people that we had collected around us. Kendall: First of all, we met a lot of different people who we ended up working with. Did any of that influence your new sound as a unit? So we're psyched to finally be here … This first song was like the umbrella for the sound that we were kind of going for and it's a good thread to carry the rest of the music.Īfter the band went on hiatus, you all went your separate ways and three of you pursued other music projects. Logan: We started the whole process about two years ago in 2019 talking about it and deciding, ‘Hey, we really want to do this,’ and then out how we do it. It was like, ‘Oh okay, this sounds like and that was probably in early 2021. “Call It Like I See It” was actually the first song that we finished. And we didn't really get anything we were loving until we actually got together. We hadn't started working on music and the pandemic hit so then we tried to figure out what we were gonna do and just like, ‘Well, let's use this time to try to write some songs.’ I think that must have started in April. Kendall: We first started doing some Zoom sessions. When did you guys officially start making new music together? Your comeback has been in the works for quite some time.
#BIG TIME RUSH NOW FULL#
During the performance, Big Time Rush referenced their hit sitcom in between songs while interacting with the audience by taking selfies, shouting out posters and even bringing up a few lucky fans to serenade during “ Worldwide.” The group performed old fan favorites along with two new tracks that showed off a more mature sound, an indication of things to come.Īhead of their first full concert back as a band, PopCrush sat down with Big Time Rush to discuss their comeback single, what happened during their hiatus and the band’s bright future. Fans lined up outside the venue the morning of the show, eager to witness the former Nickelodeon stars work together once again. 15 Chicago Theater show, the concert was sold out. Their plans changed yet again when one of the members got sick - they had no choice but to play their New York show as a three-piece after Schmidt tested positive for COVID-19.Īs for their Dec. However, their plans changed when the band received an invite to perform at two Jingle Ball concert dates.
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