The David Ellefson Show: Close Enemies Unveil Their Musical Journey and Latest Single 'Sweet Baby Jesus'
The latest episode of "The David Ellefson Show" features members of the all-star band CLOSE ENEMIES, including Tom Hamilton, Tony Brock, Peter Stroud, Trace Foster, and Chasen Hampton. They discuss how the band formed, the challenges of naming the band, and their shared passion for creating music. The band recently released their third single, "Sweet Baby Jesus," following the success of their previous singles, "Inside Out" and "Sound Of A Train."
Foster and Stroud shared insights on how the band came together over two years ago, highlighting the collaborative effort that led to their formation. The band's debut live performance took place at Eastside Bowl in Nashville, Tennessee, marking a significant milestone for CLOSE ENEMIES. Tom Hamilton expressed his excitement and nerves about the debut gig, emphasizing the energy and enthusiasm that drove the band's performance.
In an interview with AARP, Tom praised Chasen Hampton's vocal talent, describing him as a gifted singer who brought the band's songs to life. He expressed his gratitude for being part of a group of talented musicians and looked forward to sharing more of their music with the audience. The members of AEROSMITH announced their retirement from touring in August 2024, following Steven Tyler's larynx injury in September 2023, which led to the cancellation of their "Peace Out" tour.
Despite the challenges faced by AEROSMITH, CLOSE ENEMIES continues to thrive, with a strong lineup of experienced musicians dedicated to creating memorable music. The band's journey from formation to live performances reflects their passion for music and commitment to delivering exceptional performances. Stay tuned for more exciting updates from CLOSE ENEMIES as they continue to make their mark in the music industry.