I’m learning more about music and about my instrument, and it’s just really engaging in every way. “I mean, 30 years into it, I really feel like: Wow, this is getting fun. It’s a career that’s getting more and more interesting, rather than less, which is remarkable,” he says, chuckling at the unlikelihood of anyone being this cheerfully all-in, this far in. “We’re a viable band with a great audience and we’re able to work at a very high level. “We’re in a real exciting part of our career right now,” says co-founder Todd Park Mohr. The old world can’t rest on any laurels, and neither will they.
Yet right now they’re less about celebrating stability than volatility, in the form of their eleventh studio album, New World Arisin’, which makes good on its forward-facing title with what might be the brashest rock and roll of their career. Thirty years would seem like something to commemorate, especially with the same core lineup, an achievement few other name-brand bands can boast of.
“Dancing With the Stars” season 30 should premiere in September 2021 on ABC.Big Head Todd and the Monsters are not that big on anniversaries, so there won’t be any big hoopla over the fact that the band is officially crossing the three-decade mark this year. I was like I never knew what I had until I left,” he said, adding, “Now I’m back on ‘Dancing With the Stars’ and I’m like, all the rhinestones!” “When I was on ‘Dancing With the Stars,’ there was a time when I was like, ‘No more rhinestones! I’m sick of it! No!’ and then when I was on ‘World of Dance,’ I was just like, ‘More rhinestones! We need more sparkles!’ I missed it. But he said he has come to appreciate all the sparkly costumes, though for a time he certainly did not. “And they were like, ‘Yeah, no, it’s not gonna happen.’ And I’m like, ‘No, wait, what if it was white tiger?!” “I remember giving it to my coach and being like, ‘What do you think?!’ It was like tiger print cuffs, tiger print collar, and in my mind, I’m like, ‘Yo, this is genius!'” said Hough with a laugh. In talking about all those rhinestones, Hough recalled how one time when he was a kid, he designed an absolutely horrible dancing costume. Comment below with suggestions of other games you want to play with us for our next game night! - HAYLEY ERBERT Instagram- /hayley.erbert/ DEREK HOUGH Instagram- /derekhough/ GAME NIGHT at our house! – Derek Hough and Hayley Erbert’s Dayley Life Welcome to game night at the “Hough Haus!” Play along and try to guess before we do as we play Incohearant and Watch Yo Mouth. Hough Also Revealed He Designed His Own Costume Once The only question now is - are there videos of these punk rock band performances?! Growing up, I was in bands, playing drums and guitar, the nail varnish, the eyeliner, all that stuff,” said Hough, adding, “I would be playing in a punk rock band, I’d have the whole getup, the black clothes, the hair and then the next day I’d be at a Latin ballroom competition in like a sparkling rhinestone shirt dancing the cha-cha and then I would take that off and the next day I’m back into punk rock. “It’s funny, I think people always had that dream of being a rock star, right? I loved rock music and emo music. I fell in love with it - nine, 10 years old,” recalled Hough.īut he also played drums in a band, so he had to juggle the double life he was living. I was like, ‘No! Nooo! Dancing’s stupid!’ but going in there, I had an amazing coach, amazing teacher who just made it really cool for me. Eventually, my mom was like you gotta go in there, but I didn’t want to go. All my sisters went to dance class and I would just kind of sit in the parking lot. “I grew up in a family where music was always one, we were always dancing in the living room. In an interview with TikTok For You’s Brittany Broski, Hough opened up about how he got into dancing and how he led two very different lives once he did. Try NOT to LAUGH challenge- Derek Hough and Hayley Erbert’s Dayley Life Can we actually make each other laugh.? We're going to put it to the test today! Reading the funniest BAD jokes to try to make the other person break!
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