Ep. 260: Day At The Fair W/ Robert J. Heiner This Was The Scene podcast

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Ep. 260: Day at the Fair w/ Robert J. Heiner

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Day at the Fair was a New Jersey-based pop punk band that gained attention in the early 2000s with their emotionally charged lyrics and catchy, melodic hooks. Best known for their 2005 album The Rocking Chair Years, the band blended heartfelt storytelling with energetic, anthemic soundscapes. Though their time was brief, they left a lasting impression on fans of the Drive-Thru Records era.

I got Rob on the Skype and this is what we chat about.

The weird show at Mt Arlington Elks in Jersey
Joining Lanemeyer
Joining Scratch Kid
Joining Humble Beginnings
The antics of Humble Beginnings
The Forever Endeavor
Almost getting killed by Casey Lee Morgan
Him being the reason Brian Fallon joined Lanemeyer
The origins of Day at the Fair
The Pain Game
Signing to Drive Thru / Rushmore Records
The Bees artwork on the LP
The Mile After trying to out drink them
Having weed in the Humble van while it’s getting searched
The time he slapped me across the face
And a ton more

Here are the links that I mention in the intro:

Check out his company www.aimplfy.com

Go see him play with Humble Beginnings

Go see him play with Day at the Fair

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