July 28, 2026

Lacuna Coil Performs at Inkcarceration 2026 at Shawshank Prison - PipemanRadio Interview

Lacuna Coil Performs at Inkcarceration 2026 at Shawshank Prison - PipemanRadio Interview

The conversation focused on an engaging and lighthearted interview at Inkcarceration Fest, featuring insights from Andrea of Lacuna Coil. The discussion explored the band's experience performing at unique venues, the influence of European culture on their music and travels, as well as deeper topics such as religion, Italian heritage, and the nuances of Italian cuisine. Upcoming tour dates and new music releases were also discussed, alongside memorable stories from the band's festival adventures around the world.Main Topics Covered
  • Playing at the Incarceration Festival and performing at unique venues
  • Touring history and experiences in Europe and beyond
  • Comparisons between American and European transport and architecture
  • Italian heritage and the distinction between northern and southern Italy
  • Evolution of Italian cuisine and cultural traditions
  • Multiculturalism in religion and respecting faith differences
  • Notable festival memories around the world, especially in India and North America
  • Upcoming Lacuna Coil tour plans and music releases
  • The importance of merchandise and VIP experiences for bands
Key Discussions & StoriesUnique Festival Venues
  • The discussion explored the band's return to play at Inkcarceration Fest, held at Shawshank Prison, and the haunting, memorable atmosphere of performing in such a setting. The experience taking a tour of the prison, its ghost stories, and the appeal of performing at unconventional venues was described in detail 01:01.
Touring in Europe vs. America
  • Several points were raised, including how travel is considerably easier and more affordable within Europe due to well-developed flights and train systems, compared to the U.S. where options are more limited 03:07.
  • The architecture and atmosphere of the prison reminded many bands of venues in Europe, triggering memories of past performances in castles and fortresses 04:00.
Italian Heritage and Culture
  • One concept discussed was the cultural diversity of Italy and how the architecture, traditions, and cuisine vary significantly from north to south 05:12.
  • The conversation delved into the distinction between red sauces in southern Italian cuisine and rice dishes like saffron rice in the north, reflecting on how migration has influenced regional food traditions 09:03.
Religion and Multiculturalism
  • A key theme that emerged was the history of multiculturalism in southern Italy, where different religions have coexisted harmoniously, even with chapels bearing symbols of Jewish, Greek, and Muslim faiths alongside Christianity 05:34.
  • The discussion emphasized the importance of respecting different beliefs and the value of faith as a positive force for bringing people together 06:34.
Memorable Festival Stories
  • Notable anecdotes included playing at "Oktoberfest" in Bangalore, India, with Indian hosts donning Bavarian costumes and serving beer in traditional German steins, building the festival stage from bamboo, creating a unique East-meets-West experience 09:57.
  • The impact of festivals like Rock on the Range and Ozzfest on Lacuna Coil's career, particularly breaking into the North American market, was highlighted 10:53.
Touring and Music Announcements
  • The discussion covered upcoming shows, including performing at Wacken in Germany, a festival in Crete, and plans for Asian shows in new territories. Upcoming European tours in 2025 with Yellow Effect and new music releases were teased, though some details remain under wraps 12:06.
Merchandising and Band Support
  • The conversation noted that merchandising and VIP meet-and-greet experiences have become significant sources of income for bands, as performance fees typically go toward covering costs 12:42.
Notable Quotes
  • "It's definitely unique. We've never seen anything like this... Very ghost-hunted kind of place, but very unique and fun." 01:02
  • "Sometimes you can see some chapels which have signs of all the three main religions because in history they've been— and they always lived together, you know, they never really fought." 05:34
  • "I think it's good as long as the faith brings people together." 06:34
  • "A city like Milan where we live, it's like New York... You have all kinds of restaurants from everywhere, from all traditions." 08:46
  • "Ozzfest was the place where Lacuna Coil became a known band in North America. So that's something of a special remembrance for us." 11:01
  • "We make money from the VIP meet and greet, and, obviously, the merch is the biggest part." 12:42
Resources & Links Mentioned
  • Lacuna Coil Tour Dates & Merch: Encouraged to visit Lacuna Coil's official website and social media pages for up-to-date tour information, music releases, and merchandise.
  • Festivals Mentioned: Inkcarceration Fest, Wacken (Germany), Festival in Crete (Greece), Rock on the Range/Sonic Temple, Ozzfest, Oktoberfest in Bangalore.
  • Bands Referenced: Yellow Effect (featuring former members of In Flames and Dark Tranquility).
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Hi, you have learnt to censure? Wow for you young.

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But it's the pipe Man here on the Adventures Pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio.

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And I'm here with Andrea from Lacuna Coil.

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Yes here incarceration. Yes, you got sent to prison.

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Just arrived, so I have to know all the other inmates.

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See how he's gonna be.

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You're gonna have to make some friends.

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Oh yeah, you know, some connection maybe some Italian friends.

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Yeah, there you go. So have you guys ever played

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in I don't remember because they all yes.

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We played here a few years ago, probably four years

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ago more or less.

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And how cool was it to play here with the

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prison Ashank prison as your background.

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It's definitely unique, like we never seen anything like this,

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you know that first time we played sometimes like two

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weeks ago we bring in France in Europe in a

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castle inside the castle, but never inside the prison, so so.

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It was definitely unique.

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We took we took a tour the last time inside

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to see that the cell blocks, and that's that's pretty spooky

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as well, a very ghost stunted kind of place, but

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very unique and fun.

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So it was a great show also totally.

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And you know on that haunting thing, like they have

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the Blood Prison, which is the Haunted Basement. But there

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are real ghosts here, yes, so they say, but I've

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heard of experiences.

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Yeah.

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We gotta go on a tour later with some winners

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of the contest, so we're going to visit the prison together.

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So very excited after the show.

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Yeah, that's fun. What's that your guys idea?

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No, I think it's at organize it. Yeah. Yeah, that's

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pretty cool.

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See that's cool about doing a venue like this, right,

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you can do like cool things you don't normally do.

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I would get also a tattoo, but we're flying out

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tomorrow to Europe, so it's not a good idea to

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tattoo today and then tomorrow flyout.

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You know, are you doing what festivals are you doing

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in Europe?

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And we're doing vaking in Germany. I'll be there.

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Yeah, and then in the same weekend we go to Greece.

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They in an island in crete and you pay like

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open air festival there. It's two nights only and we

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headline one of the two nights.

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So it's gonna be a.

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Little vacation because we stayed there like three days because

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we're flying straight from Vaking to Greece. We arrived like

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two days earlier, so we get enjoyed the island for

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two days with the hotel and then play the show.

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That's like me, I'm going to head out the Valking

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and then i do Bloodstock, but there's like a.

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I love it.

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Like I'm just gonna hop on a plane to month

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and Agro and stayed there for a couple of days

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even the train system is pretty developed so you can, yeah,

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you reach the places is not too long, you know.

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Yeah, it's cool.

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to a plane for like seventy bucks to Morocco.

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daughter lives in the same state as me, but way

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on the opposite end, it costs me more than that

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to fly up to her.

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the transportation, it relies mostly on flight or or tour

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buses and you know, RVs and stuff like that, so

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it never really developed the train so much. But Europe

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being very old, you know, we way before the planes.

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lot of the bands I was talking to yesterday they

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say it reminds them of being in Europe and kind

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of that.

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Absolutely, yeah, very classic, almost like a fortress, like yeah, yeah.

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Because you don't really have that in the US.

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It seems like a place you could be in the

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UK totally.

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Yeah, or even like some of the castles in Germany and.

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Italy. It's a bit different.

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Architecture as a variety, because Italy develops a lot in

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the land, So from south to north there's a huge

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difference in architecture and stuff like that.

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Like where we're from. We're from the north, from Milan.

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It's more similar to Germany or the northern France, southern France.

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Yeah, I rode trip through Italy, but the northern part.

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I was supposed to go a southern part, but then

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they had that terrorist attack in France. My son in

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law was with us and he was in the army,

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and he was told, no.

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Not a good idea.

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But I did go to Genoa, Milan, Florence, Tuscany, Venice.

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Yeah, I think that was it. Yeah, and they're all.

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Different, but the South is even more different. So the

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weather is different all lier long. And if you think

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about place like Sicily, which is the very bottom of Italy,

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it's very close. It's closer to North Africa than it

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is to Milan. You know, it's a distance wise, so

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it's a different food tradition. They had all kinds of

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religion either being under the Jewish religion and the Greek religion,

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and a Muslim religion and now the Christian obviously. But

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sometimes you can see some chapels which have sign of

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all the three main religions because in history they've been

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and they always lived together, you know, they never really fought.

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You know.

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I love that because like I'm a Jew, and like

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I loved when I went to Bali and I went

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to this one temple that was both do and Buddhist.

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I'm like, it's so cool to share it together, like

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we don't have to be against each other.

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No, no, absolutely, actually a religion. I'm not a super

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religions person. I'm interested in the history of religion a lot, exactly,

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and the cultural aspects. I do have a believe like,

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I think there is something higher than us for sure.

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I just don't know, you.

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Know, we don't know for sure.

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Yeah until until exctly we will find out one day,

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hopefully as late.

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As possible, right, like my belief.

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But I respect people's faith, you know, I think it's good.

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As long as the faith brings people together, it's great,

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you know. And everything that helps in your life to

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have a better, more healthier lifestyle, it's great. You know

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if it comes from religion, If you find your motivation

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in religions, that's great.

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You know. As long as you are a good person,

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it's great.

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That's why I say all the time, I'm like, you

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do you as long as you're being a good person

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makes you a better person for yourself and better to other.

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Human beings, exactly exactly, that all it matters.

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And you can follow these so that religion is sub

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series story. It's your family, you know, it's it's a

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cultural matter.

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No doubt.

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And then on my mother's side, my grandfather was one

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hundred percent Italian. I never got really much information, but

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then I was talking somebody a download who was Italian,

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and she said, the way you're saying things, you're from

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I think she said, you're from the South.

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Yeah.

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Most of the immigration that happened around the Second World

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War or even before that, in the early nine hundred,

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like probably nineteen hundreds, probably from southeast. There's some Northernner

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as well, but the Southerner, due to the economical condition,

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they migrate much more than the Northerner. In the Northerner

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ten to migrate more towards Germany, Belgium, that part more

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of the northern European, while the central and southern the

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boat and all the way to Ellis Island or something

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like that.

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See, so I have more confirmation, Like I can't find

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out from my family, I just find out from people

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from there.

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Yeah, oh no better.

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A lot a lot of the Italian American we meet

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on the road when we tour in America, they're from

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the South. Not all of them, but a lot of

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big percentages from the South. You can tell about the food, tradition, dialects,

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you know, you can tell they're from the South.

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The food I can tell because from what I know,

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and you could correct me if I'm wrong. The food

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in the south uses the red sauce. The north it's

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more into the white sauce.

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Italy has been subject to a lot of migration, a

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lot of different contamination, and a city like Milan where

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we live, it's like New York, you know, you have

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all kinds of restaurants from everywhere, from all traditions. But

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in the origin, yes, the tomato sauce is more central

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South Italy, Lasagna is more central, like Reggie, Emilia, Bologna,

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that part, and then the north is a bit more

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the rice, especially in our area where we come from Milan,

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and we have the saffron rice, so the yellow rice

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is typical. So there's a lot of rice cultivation.

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So definitely South because we were all back and like

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I used to get yelled at if I called it sauce,

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it's gravy.

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Yeah, I mean, we call it also salsa, which is sauce. Basically,

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we don't have the exact translation for gravy, but we

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do it as well, you know.

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There you go.

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And so I have all the festivals in the world

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you guys have played, which is the one that sticks

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out most in your mind.

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There's many, many great festivals. One for the fun of it.

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Once we played in Bangalore, India, nice and it was

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called October.

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Fest, just like the beer Fest in Munich in Germany.

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And all the girls that were Indian obviously, but they

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were dressed like the Bavarian girls, you know, with the

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traditional customer and even the man they had that, and

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they had the big kegs of beers like the leaders,

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the huge beers, so everything was like German style, but

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it was in India, so it was like super warm,

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Completely weird combination, you know. And I still have a tome.

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They gave us like a huge mug with the elephant,

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with the Indian elephant for beer, you know. So it

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was a weird mix, you know. So that was the

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most interesting I think.

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Then in terms of great festival, I remember a Rock

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on the Range in Columbus and now it's a Sonic Temple.

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It was one of the very first big festival we

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played in North America, and it was great, you know,

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because it was crazy amount of people doing circle pits

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at the same time and crowdsurfing, and and of course

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Odds Fast. Odds Fast was the the place where it

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became a known band in North America, so that's something

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of a special remembrance for us.

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I'm very happy it's coming back.

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unique show, not not like a tour like as it.

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It's probably gonna start like warp tour, did okay, start

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like that and then build. I was at every Odds

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Fest since the first one, like right, you know, so

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I'm kind of excited about that.

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We did two Odds Fasts, like two thousand and four

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and two thousand and six, and it was a I

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still have the best rememberance from a summer tour ever.

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You know, Odds Nice.

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Anything else you got coming up this year that you

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want to let the listeners know about.

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Yeah, I mean, we're we're going to finish the festivals

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in August and then we have a kind of a

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break till probably December, where we were working on some

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Asian shows, some places we've never been before.

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And then next.

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Year we started in February March with European tour with

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daw Effect, which is a Swedish band used formally the

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people that used to being Inflames. Basically they put together

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this other band with the singer of Dark Tranquility and

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then some more to announce that we can't really announce.

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And also we're gonna release a couple of songs that

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we haven't released yet, versions of songs that are different,

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and a surprise that by the end of the year.

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I love it.

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So everybody's got to go to your socials, your website,

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check it out, look at the tour dates, look when

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the music is coming out, and buy your merch because

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they can't listen to my show unless say buy your merch.

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Yeah that helps, thank you.

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That's how you get around.

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Yes nowadays.

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Yeah, mostly most of the fees they cover the cost

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and then we make money from the VIP meet and greet,

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and obviously the merch is the biggest part.

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Yeah.

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Well, I'm so happy you came to prison here at Incarceration,

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super psyched about your set here. Yeah, and thanks once

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again for being on the Adventures of pipe Man.

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Thank you very much, and hopefully see you in Europe

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maybe at the VACAN.

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Yeah, yeah, I hope I do.

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Yeah, Hello, every one, this is Andrea from Lacuna Coil

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and you're listening to Pipemin on W four Cuy.

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Thank you for listening to the adventures of Pipelin. I'm

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W for CUI Radio.