G Flip joined Joel Madden from Good Charlotte on his podcast, Artist Friendly.
Based in LA, G Flip talked about marrying Chrishell Stause in Vegas after a few months of dating. “We got married in July and we got together in March. It was the best day of my life, most fun I’ve ever had,” shared G Flip about the Vegas ceremony.
G Flip also shared how they both support each other’s work, recently travelling to London to support Stause, the breakout star of “Selling Sunset,” as she performed a one-night-only event at The London Palladium titled “Chrishell Stause: Up Close and Personal.”
“She always comes to my shows,my number one fan singing every song. There was no chance I was missing one of her shows and that’s the first time she’s done one of those kind of things.”
Joel also pitched his idea for a Good Charlotte Vegas residency and mass wedding concert.
“I feel like the Vegas idea of getting married hasn’t been modernised. Getting married by Elvis is cool and funny, but imagine going to a Vegas show where there’s a mass marriage—like ten couples getting married, and all their friends come, and the whole show is a party.
“My thought was, if we did a Good Charlotte Vegas wedding, all of you can get married there, and your friends can buy tickets… that’s your reception, saves you a ton of money. We’re all celebrating each other—that, to me, would be a modern Vegas wedding in a rock ‘n’ roll sense.”
The episode will be available to watch for free on the streaming platforms Veeps (video) and Spotify (audio) from Thursday, June 27th.
They talked before G Flip’s upcoming gigs in Australia and New Zealand, including performances at Adelaide’s Spin Off Festival and a headline show at Auckland’s Powerstation. Find out more information about G Flip’s upcoming shows here.
It’s no surprise Madden was keen to feature an Australian artist on his podcast, being a big fan of our shores where he spent considerable time as a former coach on “The Voice Australia.” Other previous Aussie guests include Ashton Irwin from 5 Seconds of Summer.
In other G Flip news, the multi-instrumentalist released their latest project, drumless, which finds them reimagining tracks from their 2023 album, DRUMMER, with a crucial difference.
On drumless, G Flip reworks five tracks from DRUMMER without their trusty drums, the instrument that has become synonymous with the Australian artist.
DRUMMER earned G Flip several nominations at the 2023 ARIA Awards, including for Album of the Year and Best Independent Release. It also soared to the top of the ARIA Albums Chart last year.
G Flip’s drumless EP is out now via Future Classic.