Rock Royalty Speaks: A Candid Interview with Brian Forsythe of KIX and Rhino Bucket at Rocknpod 2025
At Nashville Rocks, we’re all about shining a spotlight on artists who’ve shaped the soundtrack of our lives—and few have done that quite like Brian Forsythe, lead guitarist of the legendary rock band KIX who is also, currently, with Rhino Bucket.
In this exclusive interview, now available on our YouTube channel, Brian opens up like never before. From the early days of grinding it out to playing packed arenas during the golden era of hair metal rock, Brian shares stories that are equal parts inspiring and raw. You’ll hear firsthand about the brotherhood behind the band, and the highs and lows that come with decades in the music industry.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering KIX or Rhino Bucket for the first time, this conversation is a must-watch. Brian’s laid-back storytelling, musical insight, and genuine passion for rock ‘n’ roll will keep you hooked from start to finish.
Why Watch?
Because this isn’t just another rock interview—it’s a rare, unfiltered look at one of the genre’s unsung guitar heroes. You’ll laugh, you’ll nod along, and you’ll definitely want to revisit your favorite KIX and Rhino Bucket tracks afterward.
Don’t miss this chance to catch up with one of rock’s true road warriors.
Watch the full interview now on the Nashville Rocks YouTube Channel!
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Transcription of Interview
00:00:00:00 – 00:00:09:23
00:00:09:23 – 00:00:24:22
All right, everybody, we’re here at Rocknpod 2025 yet again at the Nashville Fairgrounds. And we’re privileged to be joined by Brian Forsythe. Buddy, I appreciate you coming out and taking the time to talk with us. Yeah. My pleasure. Man, we got we have so many questions.
00:00:24:23 – 00:00:44:17
And I’ve got my partner here, my partner in crime, Tommy. And I know he has a thousand questions for you. I was just just a huge fan. Man. Very excited to see you here. So, I want to start off by saying I saw you guys here in town. I think it was. It was at the old Municipal Auditorium, which is now, I don’t know what they call it now.