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Goo Goo Dolls are unplugged at Wharton

InterviewApril 17, 2014Lansing State Journal

While many late-’90s, early 2000s music fans were tuning into the bubblegum pop of Britney Spears or hard rock/rap rage of Korn, a new breed of rock acts were working their way into the music history books.Melodic rockers that mixed rock, pop and alternative jetted to the top of the charts, selling millions of albums and concert tickets along the way.Goo Goo Dolls were at the head of the pack with memorable songs such as “Iris,” “Name,” “Black Balloon,” “Big Machine” and “Slide.”Bass player and founding member Robby Takac says it’s impossible to compare that time to what the music industry loo

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