Music Festivals

SXSW: Hey Monday's Cassadee Pope Outlines Festival Survival Kit

Now Spinner has tracked down two South Florida acts playing SXSW with this interview with West Palm Beach's Hey Monday. Where's the love for Every You?Anyhow, the current Alternative Press cover darlings' lead singer Cassadee Pope says she'll carry "sunglasses, lip balm, gum, a bottle of water, my cell phone...

By Reed Fischer

March 17, 2010

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Now Spinner has tracked down two South Florida acts playing SXSW with this interview with West Palm Beach's Hey Monday. Where's the love for Every You?

Anyhow, the current Alternative Press cover darlings' lead singer Cassadee Pope says she'll carry "sunglasses, lip balm, gum, a bottle of water, my cell phone and

sunscreen" to get through the grueling time in Austin. Don't forget your collision avoidance sensor!

After SXSW, Hey Monday begins the AP Tour in earnest with the Summer Set, Never Shout Never, the Cab and Every Avenue. The tour swings through the area on April 19 at the Culture Room.

Previously: Surfer Blood's J.P. Pitts Probably Enjoyed Baywatch

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