Aug. 23, 2026
Crossing Borders and Breaking Walls: K-Man and the 45s on Tour
The conversation focused on K-Man & The 45s' experiences as a touring ska band, their perspective on the music industry, and memorable stories from their time on the road. The discussion explored challenges of international touring, the cyclical nature of music trends, and the band’s excitement around new music and upcoming tours. Personal anecdotes, humor, and a shared love for the DIY punk ethos threaded throughout the episode, set against the backdrop of Warped Tour’s return to Montreal.Main Topics Covered
- Border crossing stories and travel woes for bands
- The return of MySpace and nostalgia for earlier music platforms
- The importance of “road work” and building a genuine fanbase
- Generational perspectives on ska and musicianship
- Life on tour: the realities behind the perceived “dream"
- Favorite and least favorite tour stops in Canada
- The unpredictability and camaraderie of live performances
- Music industry changes post-9/11 and commentary on borders
- The culture and vibe of Berlin and the German punk/alternative scene
- Excitement for upcoming releases and tour plans
- DIY ethics vs. corporate involvement in music festivals
- Support for the Sophie Lancaster Foundation
- One concept discussed was the challenges faced at the US border, including being detained, interrogated, and accused of drug trafficking, which led to a show in Buffalo where the band had to borrow instruments and perform immediately upon arrival 08:18.
- The conversation also touched on the nostalgia for border travel prior to heightened security measures, reflecting on the ease of crossing in earlier decades 09:03.
- A key theme that emerged was the value of consistent touring and the authenticity it creates for performers and fans. The band contrasted this with the fleeting fame of viral internet artists, stressing the importance of grassroots connections and live shows 02:10.
- Several points were raised, including tales of overnight drives through hazardous conditions to make gigs, and the supportiveness of fans—such as when a bar in Thunder Bay kept its doors open until the band arrived at 1:30 AM, and everyone pitched in to unload gear and party until the early morning 07:26.
- The discussion explored the unique cultural flavor of cities like Montreal, Golden BC, Jasper, Whistler, and especially Gaspésie, which was described as “our own private BC in Quebec” 04:42.
- Berlin was celebrated for its open-mindedness, vibrant alternative music scene, and progressive atmosphere, with stories of packed shows and all-ages punk crowds 10:28.
- The reality of touring—sharing cramped hotel rooms, enduring long drives, and embracing both the glamour and grit—was a recurring thread 03:05.
- A memorable moment included a live shirt swap to honor the Sophie Lancaster Foundation, which supports punks and goths facing discrimination 13:23.
- “When you do our plan, this has always been since day one, it’s just road work… You have a built-in crowd every time, guaranteed good time.” 02:30
- “If you haven't lived that, you just haven't lived.” 03:12
- “If you’re not falling, you’re not learning.” – on falling while skateboarding and learning through mistakes, paralleling life on tour 06:58
- “Every night has to have at least one story, right?” 07:06
- “Corporate America, you’re not invited to our party.” 12:10
- New Album Announcement:
K-Man & The 45s' new album drops October 9th. Catch their first single on Stomp Records, August 25th.
Stomp Records website - Tour Dates:
60 shows announced across Europe, Canada, and the USA
Stay tuned to their socials and official channels for updates. - Sophie Lancaster Foundation:
Shirts benefiting the foundation highlighted during the episode.
Sophie Lancaster Foundation
- Personal stories about the ups and downs of touring life, perseverance, and community.
- Insightful reflections on the evolution of music platforms and what truly matters for longevity as an artist.
- Announcements about upcoming music releases, international tours, and continued commitment to DIY values.
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Hey, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio. This is
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the Pipe Man here on the Adventure's Pipe Man W4CY Radio.
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And I'm here with K-Man from K-Man and the 45s.
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And Frankie from K-Man and the 45s.
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So here's my first question here at Warped Tour. Do
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you have 45s in your merch store?
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We refuse to answer this question.
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We already have trouble getting into the states of the
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American border. They held us up in isolation rooms the
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last time, screaming in our faces and drooling on me, saying,
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are you trying to kill me with your fentanyl holding
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up this much weed?
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Hey, brother, how you doing?
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Oh, my God. I have a hard time going back
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into my own country, too.
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Have you seen this guy? Try crossing the border with him.
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I know, right?
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Yeah, yeah. It's always stressful to cross the border, but
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we always manage to do it. So, yeah.
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Well, there you go. And you're here at Warped Tour
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in Montreal.
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Yeah, man. The last one was, what, 2013? Is that it? Wow.
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Isn't that crazy? It is.
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It just blows my mind. And MySpace is coming back.
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I heard about this.
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Like, what the fuck is going on? Are we just
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reliving everything?
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I think somebody just finally figured out, hey, it was
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better back then.
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Right?
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Let's do it.
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Warped Tour, OzFest is coming back. MySpace is coming back. Yeah,
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fuck Facebook. Get rid of Facebook.
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Okay? Yeah, man.
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You know? And let's bring that MySpace. I hope Tom's
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still my friend.
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Yeah. I remember that so much, man. Our MySpace was
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off the hook back in the day.
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I know, right?
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What a great platform for musicians. It's so great to
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have it come back. Hopefully it'll be like what it was,
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but better. Exactly, exactly, man. Because that's... I think it's
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better for artists than TikTok, because TikTok..
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In Canada, man, not so much.
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That's what I'm saying. In TikTok, it's like... Yeah, you
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could be an artist on TikTok, but are you really
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an artist or are you just a TikTok artist?
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That's it.
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You know, I always say I'm pretty convinced that there's
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probably three bands in Canada that tour as much as
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we do. We've done cross, coast to coast 25 times now,
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every city in Canada. But all the bands that come
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up on TikTok, they explode, right? And they're super huge,
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but they disappear as fast as they come up.
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Exactly.
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When you do our plan, and this has always been
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since day one, is just road work. And you see
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the same faces every time you roll through town. You
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have a built-in crowd every time. Guaranteed good time, you know?
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So I'm all about, man, put in the road work.
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Exactly. And you know what? That's the whole thing, I think,
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with all the generations of ska, is that's what keeps
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it going and keeps it going. Like, you can't just
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be a flash in the pan and, To me, ska
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bands are true musicians.
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100%.
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And I think that's what it takes. It takes being
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a real musician, not somebody that's just trying to be
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a rock star.
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Exactly.
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And if you're five or more in a band, why
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don't you share one hotel room, two on each bed,
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a couple on the floor?
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It's all good, man.
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Right, right.
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If you haven't lived that, you just haven't lived.
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Yeah, it's funny. People look at you and are like, oh,
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you're living the dream life. okay well why don't you
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go with them on that dream life and see the
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one hour of the dream every.
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Day exactly and it's like when you're playing thunder bay
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and then the next day winnipeg so you drive 13
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hours through a snowstorm on the ice pulling a trailer
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falling off mountains and shit like that coming out of
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bc and then still play that same night right.
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Right right and then I was interviewing Colin from GBH
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one time at this little tiki bar in Florida near
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where my studios are. And I was like, so what's
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it like being here? And I was being funny because
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it's a shithole place we're at in Stewart, Florida. And
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he's like, well, one day you're playing to a million
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people in Mesopotamia and next day you're playing a tiki
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bar in... In Stewart, Florida.
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Everybody thinks it's Saturday night. Every night, right? But they
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forget that sometimes they play Sault Ste. Marie on a
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Monday night.
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Right.
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Exactly.
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And I love my people in Sault Ste. Marie, you know,
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but it's still kind of the butthole of Canada.
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So, speaking of which, okay, so now that answers one
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part of the question. I was going to say, since
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you've toured all over Canada... Where's your favorite place to play,
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and where's your least favorite? I think we just heard
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the least favorite.
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Well, I'll tell you, the bartender says I can turn
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your cocaine into crack for you.
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No joke. They said that. Wow. Yeah, man. Respect. Favorite place, though, Frank?
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It's a hard one.
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Like, we love..
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Golden BC. We love Whistler. Yeah, Jasper. BC and Alberta
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is pretty great. If not, Gaspésie.
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So east of the country. That's like our own private
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BC in Quebec. Gaspésie is amazing too.
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But our absolute favorite, Montreal, baby. Let's get it on.
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Especially Montreal Warped Tour and this island here. Like, this
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is the coolest place. I didn't even know this existed,
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and I've been to Montreal.
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That's it.
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Like, the setup here is absolutely amazing. We just walked
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around the whole thing. It's absolutely off the hook.
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I was pissed I didn't bring my board. I looked
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like when I walked in, I just walked into a
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huge skate park.
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Yeah, yeah. It's definitely the vibe here. It's great.
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Like you were saying, bring back MySpace and skateboarding at shows.
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Exactly. I have..
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Three skateboards. I have my trick board, my long board.
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I also have this stick for my long board. It's
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like paddle boarding on your long board. It's cool as
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shit and like a full body workout. And then I
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have the surf skate because I'm a surfer. But I
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live in South Florida where during summer it's flat. So
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I'm on my surf skate instead. And that thing's pretty badass.
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Let me tell you something. I've been skateboarding since I'm
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like 11 years old. And like, I've taught my kids,
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taught my grandkids. When I got that surf skate, I
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ate shit within five minutes. And I was like, Maybe
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I should wear pads.
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That's right. Yeah, man.
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But you know what?
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Eating shit and stuff, that's all part of the story.
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If you didn't have that, it'd be one hell of
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a boring story, man. That's how you learn, too. Like
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my ice skating coach used to say to me, like..
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You're so American. My ice skating. Right here is just skating. Right. Well,
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we have both there, you know? Yeah.
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I saw a sign here when I walked in that
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she showed to me penguins. I'm like, I've never seen
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that at a festival where I have to worry about
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crossing penguins. So here we are. But yeah, he goes,
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you never fall. And I'm like, well, thanks. He goes, no,
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that's not a good thing.
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That's it. You're not falling.
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You're not learning.
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It's the same thing as touring.
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If you don't have all these mess-ups and all this
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chaos and stuff, where's the story? And I always say,
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huge show or small, every night has to have at
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least one story, right?
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One million percent. So if you were to pick one story, good, bad, crazy, insane, whatever...
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in all your musical career, and you might both have
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different ones, what would that story be?
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Okay, craziest story.
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On the way to play in Thunder Bay, a place
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we love incredibly, there's a snowstorm, and they blocked the
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whole highway. The Trans-Canadian Highway was closed down, and we're
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still 12 hours away. And we're like, if they open
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up now, we can show up by midnight. Okay, if
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they open up now by 12.30, We were in communication
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with him. They opened up the highway. At the bar,
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they had a countdown of when we were going to
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show up. We only showed up at like 1 or 1.30
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in the morning, but the whole crowd stayed, unloaded our truck,
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all our gear, helped us set up and stage, and
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we all played until like 3.30 in the morning. I mean,
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that's what, you know, we were talking about building up
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your fan base. That's what it's all about. I just
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love that.
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Yeah, that was a great night.
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And also that night, the opening act played two sets,
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just to make sure the party was going on until
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we got there.
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Oh, that's cool.
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That's a good one. And now let's talk about the worst.
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I think you mentioned it before.
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The first time we crossed to the United States, I
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think that's in 2018, we got detained for hours in
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separate rooms, me and K-Man.
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And... They did like the good cop, bad cop thing.
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Oh, yeah.
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One was nice.
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The other one was yelling and drooling and calling us
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like a drug trafficker and stuff like that. And he
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told me, came in, told me everything. Stop lying. He
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told me the truth. I'm like, what truth? We have
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our visa. We're supposed to be here. Anyway, they just
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gave us the hardest time and we managed to cross.
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We're three hours late. We're going to Buffalo. And same
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type of deal.
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We kind of just arrived, jumped on stage and played
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like with their guitar, not even our own instrument. We
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just jumped on stage and and play it right away.
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Yes, never, never.
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And you know what? That makes me miss the old
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days when you didn't need a passport and me and
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my bros would come into Canada, the party, we would
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drive in, drive out, no issue, teenagers with drugs and
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fucked up beyond belief.
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You're in the glove compartment. Yeah, exactly.
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And like, Have a nice day.
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Those were the days. You know what?
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The generation right now that's 18 to 20 or whatever,
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No idea it was like that. Pre-9-11, right? Oh, man.
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I was Sunset Strip in the 80s, and me and
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my friends used to drive down to San Diego and
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walk over the bridge to Tijuana to go party.
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Wow.
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As a teenager.
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Let's go. Let's go.
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Now, there's a stupid wall. Like, I don't want to
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climb a fucking wall. I just want to walk over
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the bridge.
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It's like nobody ever learned from history. You know, they
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keep saying, know your history.
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No. changes anything. I mean, no, Berlin had a wall.
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What did we do to that? Bitch down, you know?
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Now, that was my thing. Like, I'm a Jew. We
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took down the Berlin Wall. Why are we building one
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in the United States?
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Yeah, man.
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I'm 100... I don't even get it. We have a
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new album coming out in October, all right? Actually, we
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haven't even told anybody that. New album's coming out in October.
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We're all about that.
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What day? The 9th.
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My birthday is the 11th.
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Oh, brother.
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I know what to get you. But yeah, we play
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in Berlin, right? And we took a bunch of band
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pictures at the Berlin Wall.
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