Kennedy Fine & Mika Lynch | Roger The Wild Child Show

Roger the Wild Child Show53mApril 7, 2026

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The Roger the Wildchild Show delivers a high-energy Nashville edition spotlighting two rising music stars: indie pop-rock artist Kennedy Fine and gritty biker bar country singer Mika Lynch. Kennedy shares her journey from a young actress in Oklahoma City to a multi-genre artist inspired by Phoebe Bridgers and Olivia Rodrigo, discussing her emotionally charged debut single 'The Stars Are Broken' and her upcoming release 'Criminal,' which she performs live on the show. She emphasizes the power of perseverance and personal storytelling in her music. Mika Lynch, a Nashville-based country artist with rock and roll roots, reveals her eclectic taste—from Guns N' Roses to Patsy Cline—and recounts a dramatic guitar-breaking incident on tour that left her sobbing during a soundcheck. She performs her classic country-inspired track 'Dancing in the Kitchen,' highlighting her deep connection to storytelling and genre-blending. Both artists express passion for live performance, authenticity, and the emotional highs of music-making, making for an inspiring and dynamic episode. The episode also features updates on the band Anything But Human, who are gaining momentum on the charts and touring across Texas and California. Host Roger the Wildchild promotes upcoming CMA Fest events in Nashville, including a live show at The Troubadour, and encourages fans to follow the artists on social media. With vibrant energy, personal anecdotes, and exclusive performances, the show celebrates the raw, unfiltered spirit of emerging talent in the music industry.

Key Takeaways
1

Music is most powerful when it’s authentic and drawn from personal experience—both Kennedy Fine and Mika Lynch write from deep emotional truth.

2

Genre boundaries are fluid: Kennedy Fine blends pop, rock, and singer-songwriter styles, while Mika Lynch fuses classic country with rock and metal influences.

3

The journey to success is paved with setbacks—Mika’s guitar breaking mid-tour and Kennedy’s early heartbreak both became creative fuel.

4

Live performance is essential: both artists prioritize connecting with audiences in person, whether at intimate venues or major festivals.

5

Social media and content creation are now vital tools for independent artists—Kennedy and Mika are active on Instagram and TikTok to build their fanbase.

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Chapters
0:00
10 min

Welcome to the Wildchild Show: Nashville Edition

The episode opens with high-energy banter from host Roger the Wildchild and co-hosts Patrick James and Tiana Woods, setting the tone with a lively intro celebrating Music City’s vibrant scene. They tease upcoming events, including a live show at The Troubadour during CMA Fest, and promote the band Anything But Human.

10:05
10 min

Kennedy Fine: From Heartbreak to Hitmaker

I woke up and it said I had 10,000 monthly listeners and like a bunch of streams. And I honestly just started crying.

Highlight
20:05
10 min

Mika Lynch: Biker Bar Country with Rock Edge

I was sobbing. I'm not a big crier. Like I'll cry sometimes but I'm not like a big overly emotional person. But I was crying.

Highlight
30:05
10 min

The Power of Storytelling in Music

Both Kennedy and Mika emphasize the importance of personal narrative in songwriting. Kennedy discusses how her songs are about resilience, while Mika shares how her song 'Dancing in the Kitchen' came from a real-life moment of intimacy and nostalgia.

40:05
10 min

Live Performance & Artist Development

The artists discuss their live shows, with Kennedy preparing for performances in LA and Mika sharing her upcoming tour dates across Pennsylvania, Nashville, and Key West. They highlight the importance of connecting with fans and the joy of playing live.

High-Impact Quotes
I was sobbing. I'm not a big crier. Like I'll cry sometimes but I'm not like a big overly emotional person. But I was crying.
Mika Lynch45:18
Viral: 90.0
I woke up and it said I had 10,000 monthly listeners and like a bunch of streams. And I honestly just started crying.
Kennedy Fine12:21
Viral: 85.0
You don't have to be on a record label to hit a million streams. You don't.
Roger the Wildchild52:38
Viral: 80.0
Speakers

Host

Roger the Wildchild

Guests

Kennedy FineMika Lynch
Topics Discussed
emotional storytelling in music95%genre blending in modern music90%music industry resilience88%independent artist success85%music as emotional catharsis82%touring and live performance80%personal branding and social media75%songwriting process70%
People & Brands

Kennedy Fine

person

28xPositive

Mika Lynch

person

25xPositive

Roger the Wildchild

person

15xPositive

Anything But Human

other

12xPositive

Patrick James

person

8xPositive

Tiana Woods

person

7xPositive

CMA Fest

other

6xPositive

Olivia Rodrigo

person

4xPositive

Kelsey Parker

person

4xNeutral

Phoebe Bridgers

person

3xPositive

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