Nickelback Frontman Chad Kroger On The Rigors Of The Road
. "It's like camping. You've got a nice tour bus, so it's glamorous camping, but it's hard travelling all the time. It's a lot of work, and you really have to get used to it. You've really got to love it. If you're a homebody and like being in your own bed every night, seeing your dog and having your favorite food, this is not the job for you." He continues: "I've seen a lot of people who've tried that I knew were going to struggle with it - bands that I've produced, and bands I've signed. You're looking at him, going, 'You're not going to last six months.'" Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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