“We’ve been touring, headlining for eight, 10 years.

“We really want to get in front of new audiences,” Bushnell said. In fact, getting the TikTokers into the amphitheaters fits right into the long-running band’s biggest long-term goal.

But I’ve definitely noticed groups of 13-year-old girls at the shows, that’s definitely from the TikTok thing, which is great.” “The energy at our shows has kind of always been the same,” Bushnell said. Not surprisingly, the “Vacation” explosion has impacted the Dirty Heads live performances. Since #VacationTransistion went viral on TikTok, it has amassed more than 375 million streams and over 6 billion consumption plays across all social media, numbers pumped up by remixes from producers and an acoustic version of the track. “She was telling me, ‘Dad, your band is trending on TikTok.’ My response was ‘So what?’ A week later, my response was ‘That’s a really big deal.’” “I have a teenage daughter,” Bushnell said in a recent interview. The guitarist/co-lead vocalist for the California reggae-influenced alt rock band thought nothing of it when he learned that a TikTok influencer had revived their #VacationTransition that got the song its first exposure on the social media platform in 2019.

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