Snow Patrol. After the release of the album "Final Straw" in 2004, the band had huge hits with songs like 'Spitting Games' en 'Run', toured with U2 and sold milions of albums. In 2006 the band started working on the new album "Eyes Open". And again the band scored a hit with 'Chasing Cars'. In February 2007 we interviewed Snow Patrol in Amsterdam about all this success. Check out this interview with Tom and Paul.

This is the second part of the interview. In this interview Tom and Paul talk about The Brit Awards 2007, the surprise act of drummer Johnny, the upcoming world tour and the making of a Snow Patrol dance album in the near future!

Great long and uncut MP3 interview with Gary and Nathan from Snow Patrol after a month of rest in January 2005 and after an exausting tour through the USA, UK and Europe. Recorded on the 20th of January 2005.

"The biggest surprise in 2004 was playing the Glastonbury festival. That was a highlight. Now we've sold more than a million copies already in the UK!"

In an interview Toazted talked to Johnny and Mark about Snow Patrol's Cd Final Straw, their busy tour schedules and their fast rising success:

"Guitar music is coming back! A bit hard to think a few years ago that we'd be in the top 5, that was reserved for Pop Idol acts - like Steps."

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Keane (Interview click here)
Toazted did an interview with drummer Richard from Keane during the Lowlands festival 2004. On Friday the 20th of August the band played the stage. Shortly before the show we talked to him about what had happened after the last interview.

"We have been to Japan and that was awesome. We also went to the States and played their little shows. But now we are back!"




The Killers (Interview click here)
We spoke to Ronnie Vannucci from The Killers before they got on stage at their sold out concert at Paradiso Amsterdam. He talks about working with Anton Corbijn, Tim Burton and the journey of 'Sam's Town'.









Coldplay (Interviews click here)
The lads from Coldplay talked to Toazted back in October 2000. They were guests in a Dutch radio studio to play some songs of the "Parachutes" album. In between songs we asked them about the album and about what they thought of Napster.

"Napster's an alright band, but they sound like Radiohead, Supergrass, and Oasis!"