Lelia Broussard and the Sheepdogs Talk Trash, Face Nerves Before Bonnaroo

On June 11t, Rolling Stone Cover Contest finalists Lelia Broussard and the Sheepdogs will go head to head on the Bonnaroo stage among sweaty hipsters and some of music's finest acts. The winner will claim the title of first unsigned act to grace the cover of Rolling Stone, and before the big gig, the two acts are trading barbs in a new video.

"Lelia ... we've got beards, we've got guitars and you're going down," says Sheepdogs frontman Ewan Currie, who also criticizes Broussard for not citing his band as an influence alongside her other Canadian favorites, Feist and Alanis Morissette. Lelia quips back, "Listen Dogs, nobody wants to see a bunch of bearded, sweaty Canadian dudes on the cover of Rolling Stone."

Watch the Two Finalists Talk a Little Trash

Besides having a bit of fun playing enemies, Broussard and the Sheepdogs sat down with Rolling Stone to talk about how their lives have changed since the beginning of the contest and how the pressure has been increasing for their upcoming performance at Bonnaroo. "It's gotten a lot crazier and a lot more things are happening and it feels like all of a sudden everything is different now," Broussard says. "And the busyness is 10-fold, which is great!"

Watch Lelia Broussard Talk About the Pressures of The Cover Contest

The Sheepdogs, meanwhile, have experienced a lot of love back in their native Canada. "Some guy that drives a truck, like a big semi-trailer hauling lumber made a makeshift 'Vote Sheepdogs' banner, and hung it from the back of his truck. So multiple people took pictures of it and sent it to us over Twitter," Currie says.

Watch the Sheepdogs Talk About How their Lives Have Changed

Voting for the Rolling Stone Cover Competition ends July 1. Check out our interviews with each band below and don't forget to vote for your favorite finalist!