Saturdays at Your Place talk Midwest Emo, Reverend Guitars & 2000 Trees Festival
In this interview, Saturdays at Your Place reflect on their journey from the Always Cloudy EP to their latest album, discussing how their Midwest emo roots, punk influences and evolving songwriting have shaped their sound. Filmed at 2000 Trees Festival, the band also shares the story behind their distinctive artwork and what it has been like bringing the new record to audiences across the UK and Europe. The conversation also dives into the band's live gear, including their Reverend guitars, pedalboard setup and touring experiences, before looking ahead to what's next after an intense run of shows. If you're a fan of Midwest emo, guitar gear or festival interviews, this is one you won't want to miss. Let us know what you think in the comments and don't forget to subscribe! - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00 Intro 01:22 Building Sound 02:44 New Album 04:11 Guitar Gear 05:36 Reverend Guitars 06:35 Pedalboard Rig 07:30 2000 Trees 08:05 Future Plans 09:10 Outro #gear4music #saturdaysatyourplace #2000trees Find us on social media: Facebook: / gear4music Instagram: / gear4music TikTok: / gear4music_official

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