It's time to step into summer with some help from our friends Slightly Stoopid. Don't miss a special performance and interview from the band inside the Helpful Honda Sound Space, now playing above.

The band is set to bring their good vibes across the country with their Step Into The Sun tour, kicking off this month with help from Iration and Little Stranger, but first they talk with Kevin Ryder and perform for a room of listeners in our Helpful Honda Sound Space.

"Honestly, we have a lot of music coming and we're going to debut 3 songs today live that are for the record," shared Miles before the performance. "We're even learning it ourselves just because recording is different than playing live. We waited, they've waited so long for music, so we're just going to start dropping singles until the record comes out."

"We're excited honestly. It's been a long time and in all honesty, all of us started families, and we've dedicated our lives on the road. To take time to actually enjoy your families as well, because we used to spend 200 days a year on the road, just partying with all you guys, and so we took that time to actually enjoy some of those things that everyone gets to enjoy as well and and now we're ready to release music."

Check out the complete conversation and performance from Slightly Stoopid above.

The Hives are back and once again pulling no punches. Following their roaring return with the song, "Enough Is Enough," featuring an all-time opening line of "everyone's a little f***ing b****," the band stopped by the Helpful Honda Sound Space in Los Angeles to perform, talk about their longevity, and even pass along some wisdom from The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger.

Set to arrive in August, 'The Hives Forever Forever The Hives,' is the latest album from The Hives, this time featuriing an assist from Rock royalty with Mike D of the Beastie Boys and Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age both having a hand in the project.

"It was really helpful," singer Pelle Almqvist shares on their influence and involvement. "I mean, we were thinking about who has cool sounding records, and that's the Beastie Boys. So we figured if our record's gonna sound cool, we should get him involved. He flew over and stuff and also sent us some stuff, which was great.

"And Josh more kind of in a cheerleader capacity. When we were trying to work on the quality, he said it's already good. And that was very helpful because we can kind of shoot above the goal sometimes, like you can't make it too good. We got to keep a balance of popular and good, which is really hard. You want to be so popular they can keep doing it, but not so popular that the music sucks. Which is a hard balance to tread."

The band also took a hilarious look back through their over-30-year career, sharing stories of the scene and even some advice from the iconic Mick Jagger. "Never buy your own yacht, always borrow a friend's," the Stones frontman sagely said. "Invaluable information, because we were just about to buy a yacht each," Pelle explains. "So that really helped."

Wet Leg is back, as the band prepares to unleash their second album upon the world, 3 years after their debut LP made the group a GRAMMY-winning force. But first, they join us in the Helpful Honda Sound Space in Los Angeles to talk with Megan Holiday, and perform for a few select fans.

"It was pretty overwhelming," says Rhian Teasdale of the success of the band's debut. "But we were so new to it all and so naive that you just kind of, would like take one step and then take another step."

The first taste of the sophomore effort, 'moisturizer,' is "catch these fists," an angular assault that still takes time to wink between calls to fight. "It was funny actually, because we had like the whole, we had so many songs written and we were kind of ready to like, 'OK, shall we like record them now,' and it just kind of like slipped on in there at the end," reveals Rhian. "It was probably I think it was the last song."

To hear more from Wet Leg, listen to the full interview from the Helpful Honda Sound Space above.