Switchfoot

by Andrew Tijs on March 14, 2012

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Jon and Drew from US pop-rock powerhouse Switchfoot discuss their new surfing doco, winning a Grammy, road-testing tunes, and more.

The breezy dudes from Switchfoot broke into the secular scene in 2003 with their fourth album and major-label debut The Beautiful Letdown selling two and a half million copies.

John and Drew from the band pop in to talk about their new documentary, surfing the world, winning a Grammy, the difference between San Diego and LA, their eighth album Vice Verses, revising songs on the road, and much more.

Tagged as: alternative, documentary, Drew Shirley, Grammy, interview, Jon Foreman, Los Angeles, pop, rock, San Diego, surfing, Switchfoot, Vice Verses

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