Wallows band members Dylan Minnette, Braeden Lemasters, and Cole Preston sit down for the cover story of Stage Right Secrets magazine’s 26th issue.

The group has been doing their part to get their fans to vote in the 2020 presidential election. The trio spoke about the presidential debate, election, voting, and much more.

Watch a portion of the interview, below.

 “I think that it shouldn’t even be a political thing to tell people to vote,” Minnette stated. “Being in your twenties, a young adult, you should try to have a grasp on what’s going on. Growing up, I’ve never seen our country in such a crisis. It’s the only time I’ve ever gone, ‘Damn, America seems f–ked right now, this is really, really screwed up.’ It’s going to take a lot to fix it. If you can watch last night’s [presidential] debate… there’s no debating between two anymore, you either believe in one thing or you believe in another.”

The band believes that the country needs a new president and although Minnette acknowledges that it is not everybody’s favorite pick, Joe Biden seems to be the answer. “If you don’t vote for Biden you’re essentially voting for Trump,” he continued. “To watch Trump interrupt him like a child the entire time and refuse to condemn white supremacists. It’s important because I don’t want this country to be f–ked forever. Four more years could have catastrophic things that we won’t be able to be fixed until I’m dead.” Overall, the group agreed that Biden is the best bet to turn this country around.

The Wallows Issue

Wallows also spoke about their latest release, Remote, along with the future of the music industry post-pandemic, and much more.

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Read Wallows: Issue 26 for free digitally, below.

Also featured in this issue: Alt Bloom, Christian French, Ruth B, Friday Pilots Club, Missio, Bailey Bryan, The Hunna, Colin Macleod, Carlie Hanson, Almost Monday, Chaz Cardigan, UPSAHL, Rob Mayes, JAWNY, Parker McCollum, Matt Stell, Patrick Droney, Ries Brothers, and Brother Sundance.