Summary In this episode, Craig and Andrew discuss a variety of topics including personal updates on their favorite sports teams, a deep dive into Jerry Cantrell's new solo album 'I Want Blood', and reflections on the changing landscape of music festivals. They explore the sound and style of Cantrell's work, comparing it to his previous albums and Alice in Chains' music. The conversation also touches on their experiences with music festivals, particularly the Innings Festival, and how their perspectives on festival culture have evolved over time. In this conversation, Andrew Schnitkey and Craig Lyndall explore the evolution of concert experiences, particularly focusing on music festivals and their changing appeal as they age. They discuss the differences between festival performances and headlining shows, the innovative formats of music events such as cruises, and the economic implications of attending concerts in today's market. The dialogue reflects on personal experiences and the shifting perspectives on what makes a concert or festival enjoyable as they navigate through their 30s and 40s. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates 03:06 Jerry Cantrell's New Album: I Want Blood 06:05 The Sound and Style of Jerry Cantrell's Solo Work 08:58 Music Festivals: A New Landscape 11:55 Innings Festival: A Personal Experience 15:01 Festival Culture and Personal Reflections 27:46 The Evolution of Concert Experiences 32:50 Changing Perspectives on Music Festivals 35:43 Innovative Festival Formats: Cruises and Destination Events 38:10 The Allure of Destination Festivals 49:31 The Changing Landscape of Concert Economics