Gavin Rossdale and his band Bush were at the forefront of the grunge movement in the 90s. Their debut album Sixteen Stone was a huge success, selling over 6 million copies. Almost overnight, Bush went from playing pubs in London to headlining arenas across the US. But before that, during a time when Britpop was dominating the British airwaves, Rossdale struggled for years to find success. In this episode, Gavin talks with Guy about being bullied while growing up in England, and how learning how to channel his anger into music helped him create one of the most commercially successful bands of the 90s.

Links from the show:

Gavin Rossdale in Midnight

Sixteen Stone

Man on the Run

Tickets for Bush's Tour

Loaded - The Greatest Hits

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Gavin Rossdale (Bush): The Failures That Led to 90s Rock Immortality