I Think There's Nothing Better Than Seeing

I Went From A Naive, Regular Girl In High School To Trying To Realize My Dream. When My Family Moved From The East Coast To California, I Thought In My Little Brain, "wow, I'm Going To Hollywood. I Could Actually Make This Happen." It Was Easier For Me To Think It's Possible Living In A Place Like Los Angeles Than Trying To Do It In Suburban Maryland.

I Think What I'm Going To Do Is Get More Balance In My Life To Still Be Able To Go Out And Play The Hard Rock 'n' Roll And Do What I Like To Do In Music

Performance-wise, You Really Need To Be Down In The Trenches; You Need To Do The Hard Work, For A Lot Of Reasons: To Build Yourself As A Performer, To Get A Sense Of The Audience, To Work Hard And To Wonder, 'do I Really Want To Do This?'

The Most Important Thing Is Being Genuine, And Real, And Not Getting Caught Up In The "star-ness" Of It. You Don't Want To Act Like A Star Around Other People. You Have To Watch It, And You Want To Stay Grounded, It's Very Important, And That's Probably What I Have Learned Most Because You Definitely Have Opportunities To Let Your Ego Run Wild And You Have To Keep Your Ego In Check.

I'm Having Fun Opening Up. Sort Of Struggling To Get The Audience Into It. It's Good. It Makes You Fight. Not Fight Like Antagonistic. But Fight For What You Believe.