
Show Notes
In this episode of the Rock Feed Podcast, Dayseeker frontman Rory Rodriguez sits down for an honest conversation about the band’s incredible rise, his personal journey through music, and the challenges that come with success.
Rory reflects on the bands that first inspired him, how he found his voice as a frontman, and the real-life lessons that shaped Dayseeker’s sound today. From early shows at Chain Reaction to the band’s evolution into one of rock’s most emotional and dynamic acts — this episode dives deep into what makes Dayseeker connect with so many fans. Dayseeker returns with Creature In The Black Night, out everywhere now via Spinefarm Records. Stream here: https://dayseeker.lnk.to/CITBNPresave0:00 Dayseeker Singer Rory Rodriguez Joins Rock Feed0:49 Rory Rodriguez Names the Bands That Inspired Him3:15 Starting His Music Journey6:48 Dealing with Trust and Fame9:55 Earliest Concerts13:49 Evolving Dayseeker's Sound
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