Aug. 2, 2026
Danko Jones on Wacken Open Air Festival Evolution and the Art of the Trio
The conversation focused on festival experiences, musical journeys, and life both on and off the stage with JC from Danko Jones. Recording live from Wacken Open Air, the discussion explored the band's international touring, unique festival stories, the importance of musical authenticity, favorite memories, and the cultural quirks encountered on the road. Reflections on the impact of Canadian music trios, the significance of supportive festival environments, and notable encounters with legendary musicians added depth and humor to the chat.Main Topics Covered
- First impressions and evolving experiences at Wacken Open Air
- Differences in festival beer sponsorships and cultural standards
- Behind-the-scenes of festival logistics and artist hospitality
- The camaraderie and challenges of being in a successful rock trio
- Memorable tour stories and personal highlights from a musician's career
- The influence of Canadian trios on rock music
- Wish-list collaborations and stories of recognition by musical heroes
- The discussion explored the uniqueness of Wacken Open Air, with a humorous critique of Budweiser beer being served at a renowned German festival, emphasizing the expectation of high-quality, local brews in Germany 00:56.
- Several points were raised, including the growth and changes at the festival over the years, particularly in terms of scale and organization 00:44, 10:06.
- A key theme that emerged was the importance of supporting local, environmentally-conscious choices at major music events 03:49.
- One concept discussed was the dynamic of performing in a three-piece group, recognizing the harmony required, and the risks of internal friction being highly visible on stage 13:16.
- The conversation focused on the joy and privilege of making music as a lifelong pursuit rather than just a job, with an emphasis on enthusiasm and authenticity 12:21, 13:03.
- Several stories stood out, such as opening for the Rolling Stones in an intimate Toronto venue and performing with Deep Purple at Montreux Jazz Festival 15:06.
- Memorable encounters included being acknowledged as "colleagues" by Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top and a surprise connection with the family of AC/DC's Angus, who appreciated Danko Jones' music 17:35, 18:13.
- The discussion explored JC's background growing up in Italy, moving to Canada, and eventually relocating to Finland, appreciating the cultural richness of living and playing music across continents 07:56, 08:03.
- Observations on the supportive and organized nature of European festivals were prominent, spotlighting the impact of robust arts funding and hospitality on touring musicians 10:06.
- The topic of influential Canadian trios like Rush and Triumph was covered, reflecting on the power and creativity of three-piece bands 16:17.
- Aspirational touring ambitions included a wish to play with AC/DC and gratitude for recognition from major rock icons 17:30, 18:14.
- “Budweiser is not the king of beers in Germany.” 01:09
- “If people were to see us and there was friction between the 3 guys, it would be immediately noticeable.” 13:36
- “Part of the allure of watching our show is that you're watching 3 guys who love what they do gel together and have a harmony.” 13:43
- “My favorite story, man, being able to do what I do, like honestly… people wanting to talk to the band and know about the band and having new people listen to it.” 14:50
- “We opened for the Rolling Stones in Toronto in a club for 500 people—where I was able to take my dad out to that gig.” 15:06
- “Angus is our uncle and he listens to your album… Uncle Angus showed us how to play your songs.” 18:01
- Wacken Open Air Festival: Livestream for missed performances available on the official Wacken website 19:24
- Danko Jones website for additional content and streams: Danko Jones Official 19:31
- Montreux Jazz Festival (as a highlighted prestigious festival)
- Noted reference to past festival collaborations in the US: Incarceration Festival at Shawshank Prison 09:00
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With JC from Danko Jobs.
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Nice here at.
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Vadkin, Red Vadkin, Yes, Red Vadkin.
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So I don't know. This is my first time at Vakan.
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I do festivals all over the world. This is my
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first time to Holy Ground. How many times have you
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ever been at Vakin?
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First time I played in Vacon was two thousand and six,
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and I've been back here for the five times since.
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Nice.
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Yeah, how does it change for you every year when
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every time you come here?
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Because it's blowing the.
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Mess happened lately? Is that the last two years they've
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been serving Budweiser, which is not a really good idea.
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Oh my god, let's just set this straight, because I
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can tell you're from the United States.
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I am.
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Yeah, So Budweiser is not the king of beers in Germany.
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It's just a take of beers in America.
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But I just have to point out that being in Germany,
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they have a high standard for beer. Like from the
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band is from Canada. I'm not sure if you know
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high standard for beer, right Budweiser.
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I don't.
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I don't know, do you am?
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I am?
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I erroneous to no, no, no, suggest that perhaps Budweiser
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should not be the sponsor for voking open air.
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We should be a hon spear or a beck spear.
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You know, we were just talking about this last night.
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I was hanging out with some German people and they
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all got Budweiser, and I remember why. I saw the
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booth out there, and I'm like, real, worst fucking beer.
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I just have to say, that's that's really uh, it
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should not happen. Should not be happening. We should put
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tariffs on me at Budweiser beer.
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I think I love that you just said that.
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You see what I did there? I love it.
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I fucking love it.
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I did that because I'm from Canada.
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Listen, I live in I live in South Florida, and
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I'm bummed out because all my French Canadian friends left
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because we're fucking stupid in my country.
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Right now, we can't make a generalization. I'm just taking
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the piss out of Budweiser. Yeah, change about the festival
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and I'm taking a piss out about that.
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But the Canadians like you guys are the nicest people. Yeah,
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And I gotta tell you a story, Like sometimes on
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my radio show, I do like bits and stuff, funny bits.
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And when twenty sixteen, when we had this new president,
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if you could call it that, and I did a
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joke on my radio show and even my co hosts
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fell for it and thought I was being real. I'm like,
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you know what, You're not gonna believe what Trump did
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now he declared war on Canada, the nicest country in
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the whole world, because he decided he's pissed off that
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they're letting Americans escape America to Canada because and people
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bought into this because I could see him doing that,
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like why are we doing this to Canada of all
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countries in the world. But I'm on the page with you,
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like I'm an American. Budweiser's the worst shit ever. That's
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for the rednecks to drink, Okay, And you're in Germany, like.
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Somebody, you have a bit of a different you know.
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I just think about it from an environmental standpoint. It
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should be beer that's made locally.
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I think so, so that's it. But it's Germany.
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I'm sure people who drink it bud Wiser or bud Light,
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the other beer left choice. It could be good, But
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you asked me what's changed in the festival here, So
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I was just saying that perhaps not having an American
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beer would be It is a change that's not the best.
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But overall the festival is a top notch international festival.
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The billing is incredible. It sets the standard for organization wise,
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and as a band coming to perform here, everything's top
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notch organized wise, so it's really really good. I just
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taking a piss out of the bill. I love it,
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the Budweiser thing.
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I'm originally from New York, so I love doing that ship,
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you know, But I want I have a question for
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you then about it. So when you go to your
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trail trailer or you go on stage and they supply
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you stuff, they're not supplying you with Budweiser or.
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No, no, no, I'm drinking Guinness.
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Now, okay, good, they're giving you the real ship.
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Yeah no, no, we have it on our ride or
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no American beer. Apologies to all the people, but it's
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just it makes more sense.
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You know. What's funny about what you just said that
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I apologize.
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I apologize to the Americans for not not not purchasing
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your stuff, but I'm doing it in a plaid way. Yeah,
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you are then absolute reason why we didn't do it.
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You know, I love that you put it on your thing.
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Did you hear about Captain kirk is doing a metal
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band at Riot Fest in Chicago in September. It's the
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debut of his metal band at ninety five, and he
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does have a list of demands. He's ninety five.
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Does he need to be doing this or maybe somebody's
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got I don't.
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Know what's going on with him.
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I would right, that would be funny, right, But he's
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actually getting like an all star like band.
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Of course anybody would want to play with him, right.
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I listen, I normally cover that festival, and I'm like,
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holy shit, it does.
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William Shanner lived. Now does he live?
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He lives in that area, is in that Chicago area.
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So he made this whole list of demands. It's the
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funniest shit ever. One of his demands in the dressing
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room is to make sure he has a bowl of
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sour krout.
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Oh well, you know, he's Captain Kirkman, I know, right, whatever.
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He wants exactly and he doesn't want golf cart to
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go to the stage. He wants a Dolorean, that's one
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of his demands. And then he wants them to rename
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a ship after him so that he can captain a
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ship again.
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To bully Gold, where no one has gone before. That's
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a nice one.
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I don't think anybody else at ninety five started a
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metal band, too.
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Good on him, Good on him, man.
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So, since I've been really bad today because I've been
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doing interviews, I missed your press conference, and I want
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to know what happened there, not the whole thing. Give
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me the nutshell version.
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Of I'm not I'm not sure we had a signing session.
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I think we had, as there's no press conference, we're
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just doing interviews. We had a show on we were
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played on the main stage. But I know, yeah, so
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that's really the press conference for them.
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Didn't you have like the thing in the press event there?
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Yeah? Yeah, we did a Danko did a Q and
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A and yeah that's why I meant for Magneta TV.
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So yeah, he just he did something there. I wasn't
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there for that, but.
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Oh okay, he was doing that, So that's what I
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was referring to because they tell us it's a press conference.
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Yeah, so I think that's because it was actually a
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sanctioned event for for Vakans. So he was doing that
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and that's it. He was just answering some questions and
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just general chatting. I don't think he was chatting about
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Budweiser William Schattner like we are.
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I don't think so either.
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Yeah, he was covering some ground.
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So you personally, what part of Canada are you personally from.
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I'm actually I'm originally from the south of Italy. I
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grew up in the south of Itda and I lived
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in Toronto for many years, but now I left. I
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live in Finland.
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I live in northern Nice.
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I live on the sixty third latitude, so you figure
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Anchorage Bay, Alaska is the same latitude as Helsinki. I
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lived four hours north of.
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There Nice, so live. How do you like it there?
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I love it. It's great, yea. I love being in Finland's
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a great country, and you know, I still go back
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to Canada. I love being in Canada and we're long
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overdue to coming to the United States. I'm not sure
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whereabouts you're You're in.
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Florida, but we used near West Palm.
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Okay, West Palm. So we used to come back down
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to Tampa and I used to do some shows for
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the Tampa Bay Lightning back in the day. So we
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did those tailgate parties and Whatnoteah yeah, yeah that was
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That was a lot of fun. And yeah, it's always
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great to go. Yeah, we'd love to come back.
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We need you at the Danny Wimmer festivals.
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Hey, we'll come. We'll come and play.
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I know, right.
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The one I did last week is Incarse Race and
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it's at the Shawshank Prison. How cool would it be
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to play at the Shawshank Prison. It's kind of like
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you're Johnny Cash playing to inmates.
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Yeah, I mean a song is it's not in operation anymore.
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That one is not. But there's one next store. So
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the bands that are playing there are inmates out in
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the yard next door. But it is haunted. It's haunted,
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but it's really cool. It's like European architecture. Okay, what
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led you to Finland?
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I have a family in Finland, so yeah, so I
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have European passports so I can live in Europe. And
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so I just left Canada. I left Toronto a few
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years ago.
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Because I do love it over here in Europe, Yeah,
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I think it's pretty cool.
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It's great and focusing on what you said before, yet,
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the Germans are very organized and I always like to
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talk about how festivals treat the artists because it could
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be either really great or it could be a real
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headache and you don't want to stress before you go
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in before definitely, you know, So what is it like
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here at Vodkan for loading for soundcheck?
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Vakan sets the standard really for festivals. You know, there's
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pretty much a bunch of festivals within Europe that set
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the standard for how music festivals should run. Vadkin Open Air,
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Montreal Jazz Festival, they're the ones that really kind of
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and and a lot of the major festivals in Belgium,
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they really know how to work with the musicians, artists
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and production and touring and they really set the standard.
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And I think, you know, in Belgium and in the Netherlands,
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like all together and Benelux, I would say they a
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lot of the government funding goes to the arts and
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to a lot of these venues, so they have top
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notch venues and facilities. Germany is very world renowned for
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a lot of you know, like these major music festivals,
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so they've won this one in particular. Vadkin has been
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in operation for many, many years, so they really fine
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tune how to work it. It's a bit of a
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pitfall with this Budweiser, but that's the only thing that
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I've noticed, But that's, you know, things can get better.
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Things just there's a little hiccups. But other than that,
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it's it's there's absolutely zero to complain about with regards
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to the technical aspect of the crew that's there, the
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logistical aspect, the hospitality, us being able to do a
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press in this room. Yeah, right, so organized and it's
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so well done. So it's it's William Shatner should be proud.
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We can let him know that he can beam up
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to Vadkan whenever he wants.
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Yeah, next year he'll be at Vakin. Right. Who would
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you like to see play at Vakin?
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I've been lucky enough to see a lot of bands
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play here at Vodkins.
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Who haven't you seen that you like to see here?
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Maybe Maiden? I think they. I don't know if the
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Maiden would have been good, I don't know. If Kiss
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was here, they would have been great to see.
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when that you decide this is what you were going
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to do with your life.
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a teenager, I just love music, and that's all I've
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been doing. It's not my hobby, it's not my pastime,
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it's my life. I've sort of treated accordingly, and I
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treated with reverence and respect, and I've been able to
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tour for many years and been lucky enough to kind of,
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you know, able to do that. So if I lose
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