ANDY BIERSACK (Black Veil Brides, Andy Black) - The Disc Dive with Ryan J. Downey 

2 seconds in and Andy's already gone off on a tangent about furniture 😂😂

I love how honest, candid, and reflective Andy is in this interview.

Andy Biersack remains the kindest, sweetest young man I have ever met. He takes time with his fans. I have seen him in concert twice with my 15 year old daughter and he puts on an amazing show. The last time Juliet performed before Andy and she is amazing too. They are adorable together. God Bless and Everyone Stay Safe and Well. 🙏🤗🦋

I almost cried at various points hearing about how difficult things must’ve been in the past. I’m so glad they stuck with the band and finally closed that chapter and started anew. I’m proud to call myself a fan.

Andy: "Vale was sort of meant to be the last record" Me: don't do it, you bastard! 😂

I'm glad Vale didn't end up being the BVB swan song album. This interview sent me on a roller coaster of emotions, for sure. Thank you Andy and Ryan for doing this :)

“so andy, when is your birthday?” andy: *talks for 10 minutes*

I appreciate that he's respectful of Ashley, as a former friend and coworker, to a fault. Ashley is not a great person and we know that. He's done terrible things and we know that. The fact that he has the ability to leave it behind, despite what comes with being formerly affiliated with someone like Ashley, is admirable in and of itself.

The detail in this interview and in depth view is so crazy. As a long time fan looking back you can see somethings he mentioned and be like "damn now that makes sense". Crazy how much of his disography he wasn't entirely happy with. I'm so glad BVB are in a good place now. I love Restitch These Wounds and can't wait for more material from this version of the band.

Its truly pure that he never mentions the other party that lead to all these problems. Ive been a fan of the band since 8th grade lol, this is the second time i watched this and i love it.

Recently started listening to your music and black Veil Brides, love the musical style you guys have

This is the best bvb interview there is, so many questions answered

I remember when I was 11 founding out a "hidden" Black Veil Brides album, Sex & Hollywood. I actually liked it. I forgot how I become a fan of BVB at age 11. Now I'm 20 and can't wait for the Re-Stitch These Wounds full album.

This is so incredibly interesting and enlightening. Im grateful Andy lets us in so much to issues we were previously oblivious to and with good reason. I still love Vale, it's an emotional journey. The best pieces of art envoke emotions after all. Im so beyond glad and grateful Andy and Black Veil made it through to the other side and ignited that spark once again.

This interview is everything! ❤ So happy they managed to get theough those difficult times. Now they are the strongest they have ever been. ❤

What a interesting interview!! Wow, this really got me cry, there has been issues which didn't show outside much, BVB means so much to me personally, saved my life and I am so very thankful that all the difficult times are behind and this new incredible era is here 🙏❤ Thank you for this!! 🙏

I remember first coming across the "Wretched and Divine" album in college. I'd never heard of the band before, but the music and the artwork on that album reminded me of the stories that I would make up in my head during my high school years (at the time I was obsessed with Dante's "Inferno" so everything I thought up was just dark and there was doodle of skulls and Hellfire and such). As I dug deeper and became more of a fan, I realized that they always seemed to have a song that resonated with every difficult and important time in my own life, going all the way back to Knives and Pens. The release of "The Night" album sounds and looks like the start of something new with the band (at least that's how I'm interpreting it) and I can't wait to see what comes next and how the songs relate so much to a person's life, both their struggles and victories. I've always wanted to know what the theories and thinking and ideas were behind each of the BVB records, so I'm seriously happy that this interview and discography was created.

I love how tactful Andy is about the "element" he keeps referring to. I imagine it is less for personal reasons and more for legal reasons, seeing as how relevant the "element" still is to the fine print that makes up Black Veil Brides

Hearing that vale could have been the ending point honestly kills me to hear as at the time my mum even said like this sounded pretty final and now finding this out im seriously so so so glad It hadn’t this band fucking means everything to me

sounds like andy biersacks creative abilities start to take shape when he channels his early days of reading/writing comic books.

OMG! BVB ARMY FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!

“my hair is 75 feet tall” i relate

This interview is bomb

I know the “element” was in the band when The Shattered God came out, but seeing as Jake stated previously he would record the bass, and the discussion of things being “off” before we realized with Black Veil Brides in this video. I legitimately wonder if The Shattered God is about the “element” looking back.

I remember by the time I listened to VALE album i thought that would be the end. I listened to " our destiny" and right away " VALE" and the lyrics in the last one mentiones I said " oh, fuck this is the end"

All of it makes so much more sense now... Thank you!

Pretty cool seeing Andy on knotfests channel

This was such a trip to watch! I was a massive fan back in the WSTW & STWOF era; I watched all sorts of interviews and tried to keep up with everything. After a few years since then of almost totally ignoring the band it's just so fascinating to hear this. It's amazing how many different outside pressures can play into things. I am so glad they're growing through all of this and starting to really have creative control over what they want to do. It's always a shame when the main fear and driving factor for a person has to be money; I wish we could all just make whatever we want and not have to "sell" it to someone so that we can survive. I wanna hear whatever crazy music comic story ideas these people have!!

Very interesting interview and at some points emotional 🖤 I am so very happy that BVB keeps going strong and making new music 💪 Your music means so much to me and you can't do nothing but love your kindhearted souls 🥰

such a fantastic interview, love hearing the stories behind the albums and how it all started

I love the music of Black Veil Brides!

I've read Andy's book and I loved it and now I'm anxiously waiting for the new record and for paradise city later this month! But back to the book and this interview, I just love hearing about how this was his dream and everything else that's got him to this point where there's so many exciting things happening for him personally and for BVB!!!

Honestly, the only thing I know Andy Biersack from is his collab with Ronnie Radke, but I LOVED that song and especially Andy's part, so I'll be sure to check out Black Veil Brides!

Yeah, I do agree with that. The older stuff is cool and pretty but I do like the deep stuff.

Jacoby Shaddix's hair is still taller than Andy's.

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🇧🇷

Cool.

What about 'Never Give In - EP'? The songs are great, the only version of The Gunsling is on it. I've never heard much about this EP and about the 2009 demo of This Prayer For You! Always wanted to hear Andy talk about it. Cheers from Brazil.

Hahahah, I am SO GONNA FIND THEM IN THE INTENRET, I knew about Sex & Hollywood for yearrrrs, but don't remember if I tried to find those songs back when I was like 14 (I'm 24 now, so a "tRuE fAn" 😂), but now that I'm older, I - of course - understand better what he's talking about cause I'm not a native speaker xD

I could tell from the day IV released bvb was falling from the inside in some way. The music got more and more out of touch as the years went on, but the moment that element was gone it felt like a brand new experience. Also, love bvb, but CC is such a big part of this bands success. I love Sandra to death and the parts were totally killer, maybe it was just the shit recording, but her playing literally sounded like a midi on WSTW.

Everything is so push and shove now. I can't even fathom what it is like in music. There are parts I like from each era. Andy has definitely developed as a person. Although, he thinks the fruit is dry, but he has so much more juice.

Alguien que le pongas subtitulo al español :/

Where’s the shout out to Tom hanks Andy !!!

Did he mention his logs? If not then why not?

But really, that person sounds dumb. Because at the very least, it feels like a love letter to your fans which is cute.