June 15, 2026

BEX at Download XXIII Donington Park- PipemanRadio Interview

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PipemanRadio speaks with BEX at Download XXIII Donington Park. Last year she had an amazing set performinh at Download. This year she was here for the festival.

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Hey you love then too?

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Cens true.

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Wow for you you This is pipe Man here on

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the Adventures pipe Man W four C Y Radio and

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I'm here with back. I love it. I gotta tell you.

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Like we talked last year, but I also got to

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see your show and I was like, holy fucking ship,

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she's good.

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Thank you.

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It was just entertaining too, Like I think that's important.

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You can't just get up there and play. Like, if

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I want to see a band just play, then what's

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gonna happen? Is you know I could just listen to

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the album.

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It's so true perform the show has to be something different.

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Yeah, totally agree. I'm gonna show you a live show.

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I want you to tell me what you think about it.

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As the festival, I just left, okay, and the band's

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called Green Jello. They they're now Green Jelly because Jello

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sued them. Okay, okay, here's the marsh pit.

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Oh I love that. That's great. That's so good. Yeah, yeah,

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that's brilliant.

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So they handed out water noodles to everybody and inflatables exactly.

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It's like one of the most fun things ever, Like yeah, yeah,

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it's so different. And then the marsh pit too, is

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also so cool because there were no assholes. You know,

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it's just everybody have an.

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Asshole when you've got a noodle in your hands. Exactly,

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you can't.

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Exactly there you go. So what have you been doing

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the last year?

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What have I been doing? Well, you know what? The

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life set has changed so much, like we have we me.

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I have new songs that are so different, and the

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choreography on stage is so slick.

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Now. I love you see it. I love you see it.

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I can't wait to see it. So I know you're

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not here now, but I'm gonna have to see it somehow.

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I have to talk to you about it. Reimagine it,

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I know, right. I've been writing a new EP that

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I want to release as soon as possible.

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Currently in a bit of a lawyer battle, but when

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that's resolved, the EP.

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Will be out. I've been reinventing my style.

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I've been going for more of like a timeless like

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tapping into a lot of vintage looks. And Gary, who

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introduced us just the second even though we met last.

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Year, Well he introduced you last year. Yeah, he did. So.

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Me and Gary did a shoot which was all like

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tapping into different eras so we did like nineteen fifties

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Housemaid and then we did like a nineties Vogue, and we.

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Did so many different things. So I've just been doing

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a lot of like self discovery.

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Really I love that, and you know, that's the way

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I think a musician and artist should be. Like you

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have to evolve. I was talking about that with coc Like, yeah,

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you got to evolve, Like of course you're real. Core

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fans never want you to because they want you to

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stay their band, you know. But as a musician, as

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an artist, you want to experiment. You want to do

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different things. Otherwise, like Ali from Bringing the Horizon is

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like why do I want to write the same album

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over again? Boring?

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You want to be Everything is a progression of like

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ourselves and like asas people are constantly changing, just like

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you as a person's constantly changing totally, and like some

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things will say the same, like maybe I'll always have

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red hair, but maybe I won't, and like it doesn't

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matter because it's always going to be me, and it's

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just been me and a new version of me.

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It's constantly changing.

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And I never want to feel like I'm rinsing and

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repeating the same thing just because it.

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Works one time, exactly.

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I want to do something new every single time, and

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do you know what, if you want to do something new,

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just do it. But they're absolutely all put everything into

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it and it's going to work.

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And I think too as an artist that and you're

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probably learning this is you have to do what makes

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you happy because if you make the audience happy as

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your goal, you're never going to make them all happy.

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No, you can't. Can't impress anyone.

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And when you do yourself, you attract your tribe. Yeah,

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you know, you're right, and that's how you last, because

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if you're trying to do it for other people, you

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don't last as an artist. You know. It'll work for

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a little while, yeh, but then it'll fiz all off

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and listen, you know. I think it's cool when an

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artist has something different to bring to the table every

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time because it makes me want to see your new stuff,

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listen to your new stuff. Otherwise I can just stay

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listening to the first.

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Album exactly, expect the unexpected exactly, and you never know

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if you're going to love it or hate it, but

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you're gonna want to find out. And even if you

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hate it, you love the phone saying you hated the

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second thing, you might love the third thing, and you

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just you want to find out. And as a fan

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of like music myself, when an artist is something new,

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I love it and then sometimes I might learn that

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I hate it, but I end up loving it because

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they did it.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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And then also, how do you find out if you

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or the people love it unless you experiment.

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And try exactly, you know, the same with everything.

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And who cares? Like Metallica is a perfect example. Everybody

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jokes about saying anger. Even Hatfield on stage, he jokes

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about it that, you know, because everybody thinks it's their

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worst album ever. Yeah. Yeah, but they're bigger than they

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ever were now after that album anyway, no matter how

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much hate they got exactly, So who cares?

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Yeah, and they're happy.

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And if you worry about the hate, especially today with

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social media, then you might as well give it up

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because everybody's gonna hate you. You're going to do something, Yeah.

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No matter what you do, someone's gonna hate it.

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Yeah.

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And I'd rather be mamte. Yeah, I'd rather be mamte.

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Your dressing that's a nerd thing too. We talked about

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that last year, you know, and you do all your

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own stuff, right, yeah, And I love the coat you're

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wearing right now, thank you. Does I say layer like

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Slayer but layer exactly?

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Yeah? Yeah, yeah yeah, it's all like one key.

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So I actually cut the bottom off yesterday and I

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made it into pockets, so I like filled the inside

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of the coat with secret pockets so I could get

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my drinks in.

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It's brilliant. That's brilliant because I need that stuff all the.

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Time, exactly. You know what I've got, I've got. I'm

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always prepared.

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Looking at everything. I've got it all, all the different

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things on there that that almost looks like the DJ Marshmallow.

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It's all yeah, yeah, yeah, it's all just like different

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little things slightly wrong.

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I know, right, it's like that's what I'm notice. It's

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like just a little The more you look, the.

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More you see, and then the more you see, you're.

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Like, wait what see that's why I love now. I

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created this in the eighties.

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Love it. I love it. That's great. That's so good.

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I drew everything on you.

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Yeah, that's amazing. That's so cool.

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Of course, back then you couldn't buy a Battle of Us.

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This looks sick as well, like it's so age. Shit

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looks amazing, and you.

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Know what some artists are like, holy shit, these patches

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are paper. Yeah, like it's wild, right, but.

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Did you buy the most paper?

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Yeah? Yeah, I bought these and as you can see,

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they've been in the marsh.

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Bit yeah, and it tells the story.

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All that tells a story.

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I can look at this jacket and I feel like

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I learned so much about you.

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See there you go. That's very cool and you know

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what's wild. Like I was interviewing coc earlier, and we

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were talking about the gatekeeping back then. You know, if

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you were if you were into punk, like if you

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were along here, you couldn't go to a punk show,

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if you were a punk, you couldn't go to a

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metal show exactly. And I saw them at the first

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crossover show ever that had no security, nothing, and it

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was insane. But they looked at the vest and they're like,

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you got it. You know, they could see I had

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both the punk and the medal in me. Even if

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we were in those gatekeeping times. Yeah, you know. And

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that's what's beautiful about today, I think is there's still

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some gatekeepers, but not like it used to be. We

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can be here at download and be one big, happy family. Yeah,

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all the outsiders are on the inside, and there are

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no outsiders.

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Here exactly, you know.

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And you know what like even bringing people who have

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never been, there's downloaded such like a welcoming place.

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So this year I brought my boyfriend.

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He's never been to a festival and his whole life

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never not even a day festival.

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Wow.

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The only band he's seen live is Jarelesson Lady Guard.

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So he is to us an outsider already. Everyone is

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like talking to him, welcoming him, and like he just

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like he's having the best time ever and in. That's

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what I love about this community is from the outside,

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maybe it seems so like gatekeepery and no one can

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come in, but when you get in, you're in exactly.

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He's in for good, like he's stuck.

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You get the bug, you get the bug, you get hooks.

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I have a story like that too, because I had

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to cover two festivals in one weekend one time, so

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I took somebody to work for me. She was a

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country girl. I've never been to a rock show in

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her life, Yeah, and I had her go to it.

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I prepped her at the time. I'm like, you're gonna

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have the best time of your life. I'm like, you're

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used to go to these country shows where the rednecks

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are getting drunk and getting into fights. Yeah, okay, but

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yet you think we're dangerous because we have marsh pits exactly.

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You're gonna see. You're gonna go there and we're like

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one big family. You're gonna make a bunch of new friends,

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you might find a new boyfriend, and blah blah, blah blah.

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She comes back after the weekend. Oh my god, you

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were so right. I love that she goes. I mean,

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all these new friends and I tea bagged some guy

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and now he's my boyfriend. And then she goes and

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I have this new favorite band. I don't know if

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you know who the Harder are called bring me the Horizon.

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And you're like, who's that? Sorry?

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Right?

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I love that. It's amazing.

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And I think that's what you find out is like

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if they would stop being so scared and judgy, Yeah,

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come to this and they'll see what we're really all about.

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One hundred and this is like where all the nicest

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people are. This way, you make friends for life, and

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you may never see them. You may only see them

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at downloads, right, but they're like your best friends the

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whole weekends, no doubt and there's no like second guessing it.

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They're there, they got your back, they're ready and just

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everyone's here.

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For a good time.

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I always tell people like, because they talk about me

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going on tour and doing the festivals, I'm like, that's

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where all my friends are.

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No, yeah, literally literally, because like my boyfriend's only ever

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been to one back show, so he's never seen me

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like in my element. And I was like, God, just wait,

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you won't even get to talk to me all weekend.

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I'm going to see so many people I know. He's like,

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but you've only got one friend. I'm like, no, I

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have so many friends. They're just all in this one

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place that only happens once a year.

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And now he's seeing it. Yeah, and he's like what right,

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you know? And it is cool. Downloads a great place.

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I love. I love the UK too, like like I

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do Bloodstock too and amazing. You know, if it weren't

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for the bipolar weather here, I probably would escape my

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insane country and come here. Yeah.

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Used to weather.

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It really puts me off as well. Today it's like

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raining and it's cold and it winning and it's so sunny.

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I'm sweating, and then it's the wind's back and it's

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raining again.

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It's always like that for me. It's like one interview,

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I'm wearing a hoodie, the next interview, I'm taking it off.

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No consistency, say it back on, take it off.

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I'm like, I have to pack like for winter and

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summer when I come here.

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Yeah.

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No, I feel that literally every time. I'm like, my

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bag is so full, So I don't know what to

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bring exactly.

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So anything else you want to share with the litters

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before we go.

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So I've got a headline show in London the first August.

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We're playing a tattoo convention. I've never done that before,

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but I think it'll be fun.

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It will be fun.

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Maybe I'll get a tattoo.

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Oh what will you get?

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I don't know, Maybe like a little safety pin or

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something something fitting.

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That would be cool.

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Yeah, And I'm going to do a headline tour at

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the end of the year.

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Nice.

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Good for you Bex's headline tour.

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Well, you do Rath so everybody has to check you out.

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Tell everybody how they can catch you on your socials,

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buy your merch because you got the most care merch.

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Oh yeah, all the handmade merch.

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Ll.

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The handmade merch is on my website bechsficial dot co

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dot uk. You can find me on Instagram at Bex

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dot b dot e dot x and Bexspex Music on

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Facebook and Twitter.

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Nice. Well, it's such a pleasure to see you again.

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You are a breath of fresh air and I hope

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you keep rocking.

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Because you are bad as Oh I promise I will.

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Thanks for being on the adventures bye man.

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Absolutely thank you for listening to the Adventures of Platement.

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I'm w for c u I Radio.

BEX at Download XXIII Donington Park- PipemanRadio Interview

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