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Lowest of the Low frontman Ron Hawkins chats with SWOMP prior to their Meadows Music Festival performance
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Fresh off the release of their 7th studio album, Over Years and Overnight, Lowest of the Low performed on the second day of the Meadows Music Festival in Fergus, Ontario on Saturday, May 31, 2025.
About an hour before their set, SWOMP caught up with frontman Ron Hawkins inside their trailer.
A milestone for the band, Over Years and Overnight marks the first time three of its 11 songs were co-written by all members — a testament to their deepening creative synergy.
The album’s title, borrowed from Charles Yu’s novel Interior Chinatown, captures the paradox of time — how success can feel both like a slow burn and an overnight explosion.
“How did the band go from a decade of searching for a scene to suddenly breaking out in the early ‘90s?” Hawkins reflects.
“Well… over years and overnight.”
Follow the band at https://lowestofthelow.com/.
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