Blistering guitar solos. Riff-heavy anthems. Swagger that could set a venue on fire. If anyone’s keeping real rock 'n' roll alive in 2025, it’s The Zac Schulze Gang. With their new single “High Roller,” the band delivers a high-octane punch of blues-rock energy that doesn’t just nod to their heroes—Dr. Feelgood and Rory Gallagher—it revs them into overdrive.

A track that stomps, snarls, and swings with confidence, “High Roller” follows the runaway success of earlier singles like “The Rocker” and “I Won’t Do This Anymore,” the latter crowned Classic Rock Magazine’s Track of the Week. Add back-to-back wins at the UK Blues Awards for Emerging Artist of the Year (2024) and Young Artist of the Year(2025), and it’s no surprise their UK headline tour is flying—selling out venues like London’s iconic 100 Club 15 weeks ahead of time.

Fresh off international support slots with Samantha Fish and a celebrated appearance at the Rory Gallagher International Tribute Festival (where Zac played Rory’s own ’57 Burns guitar), the band is proving they’re more than buzz—they’re built to last.

In the studio or on stage, ZSG are loud, fearless, and unshakably authentic. We sat down with frontman Zac Schulze for a quickfire Q&A to talk about the chaos, the come-up, and what it takes to cut through the noise in 2025.