In four months a lot can change, especially for a teenage boy. However, one of the things that hasn't changed for Christofer Drew is that four months after his last interview with us he is still on the road on a headlining tour. This time Chris is headlining the AP tour, run my AP magazine and sponsored by Rockstar energy drink and Wonka candy just to name a few. In the 9:30 club backstage area I sat down with Chris and asked some questions that were different than ones asked in our last interview. In a more relaxed environment this time Chris is still strumming on his guitar during the interview, still full of energy every night to go on stage and perform for his fans, even when under the weather. Like a ball of energy Chris was able to get through all of our questions, along with some answers from additional members of the band. Unlike in December with the acoustic tour Chris' backup band, The Shout, is also along for the ride this spring. Other bands on the tour are The Summer Set, Every Avenue, Hey Monday, and The Cab. In the next few days I'll be uploading pictures taken of each set from that night along with reviews on the bands performances.
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