Will Swinton packed out Baby’s All Right in Brooklyn for the final stop of his North American headline run, with the crowd singing along to songs like “Cold,” “Hate My Guts” and music that hadn’t even been released yet. It’s an especially crazy full-circle moment considering a few years ago Will was working at a trampoline park back home in Auckland, making music after his shifts and trying to figure out whether it could actually become a career. He eventually sold his car, quit his job and headed for LA. A chance encounter with Machine Gun Kelly in Idaho later turned into an arena opening slot with MGK, and today Will is signed to 10K Projects/Capitol Records with more than 100 million streams behind him. I caught up with Will before this show to talk about the trampoline park days, MGK, Lollapalooza, his new music and what it feels like to now headline rooms of his own. Full interview drops Monday 8.31.26🎤 @willswinton @1824 @capitolrecords #willswinton #capitolrecords #newmus...