From Making a Band at the ‘Worst Time’ to Playing With His Heroes, The Struts’ Luke Spiller Reflects on His Career Thus Far and What’s to Come

As rock is gradually regaining mainstream prominence, don’t forget about The Struts. Formed in 2012, the British quartet broke through in the U.S. a little over a decade ago on the strength of singles “Could Have Been Me” and “Kiss This”, each charting on Billboard’s Alternative and Mainstream Rock charts. Since then, The Struts have played rock festivals, toured extensively, and opened for rock luminaries like Guns N’ Roses, The Who, and The Rolling Stones.

In the years since, The Struts continue to be a mainstay in the rock world, even as vocalist Luke Spiller embarks on a solo career. Performing in front of a healthy crowd at Corona Capital on its second day, The Struts, with their glam-rock sound and showmanship, carried the nine-song set with the confidence and charisma you’d expect