May 19, 2025

PipemanRadio Interviews Bowling For Soup at Welcome To Rockville 2025

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Hi, you love them too?

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Yes, that's true. Wow, Cray you.

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Welcome to Rockville, North America's largest rock festival is finally here.

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This is 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 Rob from Bowling for seap nice.

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Very very excited you're here.

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Welcome to Rockville. Have you played Rockville before?

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This is our first Welcome to Rockville. Never did it before,

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so wow.

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Yeah, you know it's kind of funny too. Oh. By

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the way, this is my grandson here. He plays guitar.

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That's Cole, Hi, Cole, how are you?

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And he loves your band, so he thinks he's here

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for the interview. And his mother loves your band too.

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She's somewhere too, maybe she's coming. She's at the bathroom

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or something.

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I thought her.

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You're missing out too bad. But you know what feels

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like today? The lineup today, it feels like I'm at

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warp Tour.

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Yeah, today's it seems like it stands out a little

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differently from the other days. It's right, the lineup goes.

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It's like the Warped Tour reunion at Welcome to Rockville,

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And it's cool to.

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See some of our some our good friends here and

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kind of right in a row to lit right before us,

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we done a bunch of them and we're pretty close

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with those dudes. And then right after us is are

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pals from Florida and Newfound Glory. So yes, we're very excited.

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I was just talking to them earlier.

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They're like neighbors of mine because I live in South Florida,

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and they said they were they saw something with somebody

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back there that used to work Warped or not banned, but.

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Yeah, I saw him. His name's Kenny.

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Yeah, there you go. So that's kind of cool, right,

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It's really neat.

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You're seeing a lot of familiar faces today for sure.

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Like you don't expect that.

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You go on new festival, like, yeah, bands you'll see

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familiar faces, but people that are working or running the festival,

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you don't expect that.

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So that's a nice surprise, right, Yeah.

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It's cool and a lot of a lot of the times,

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a lot of crew will just work for multiple different

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bands sometimes when schedules ease up, or you just from

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people you may have meant doing things like warp tour

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and stuff. So it makes sense really neat to see

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familiar faces though. I love it. It makes me feel

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comfortable and not like a stranger. Since we've never done

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this festival, I was just like, ah, is it like

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our our people? Are they gonna like us? I know?

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Right Well, what I find about the Danny Wimmer festivals

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is we don't give a shit about genres. We don't

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give a shit about who's an outsider, because we're all

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on the inside, one big family.

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Yeah. I feel like that's common across just music in general,

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which is very nice, but sometimes you get in your

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own head about it a little bit. Yeah, it's very

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comfortable here. Everyone's really very nice, and everything looks awesome

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and we're just excited to play this show.

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Nice. What is going on after Rockville?

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After Rockville, I'm going to sleep. And then as far

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as if i'd imagine what you mean is what's going

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on with bowling for Soup? Yeah, Rockville.

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But I like your answer though.

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I think the next thing we have is warp Tour

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in DC all Night. We're doing all three of those

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Warped Tour shows this year, so there's DC, Long Beach

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and then Orlando, but that's in November, and we're actually

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doing some shows in Florida around that nice kind of

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like from basically from New Orleans into Florida and then

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doing warp to Orlando. But a couple other things here

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and there that I'm not remembering completely off the top

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of my head, a couple other festivals, do a lot

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of festivals this year, and then we have a pretty

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lengthy summer tour with a simple plan in three oh three. Wow,

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it's busy. That'll be great though, We're really excited.

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How does it feel to be so busy still after

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It feels very nice. Last year kind of kicked our

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asses a little bit in a good way. There was

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thirty years of the band and twenty years of the

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album A Hangover You Don't Deserve, which has nineteen eighty

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five and almost in Ohio and a bunch of fan

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favorite songs if you will. But so we toured on

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that album last year and like pretty hard, harder than

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we've done in very very long time to be able

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to come off of that really busy year and come

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right into this other busy year. But it's a little

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more some more time at home with families and stuff.

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But yeah, a lot more back and forth is fly

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dates and all that, but it's really cool to be

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busy and that people still want to see us and

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still hang out with us.

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Well, there you go, and yeah, I'll be at Warped

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Tour Long Beach and at Orlando as well.

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Oh way, me too.

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It's gonna be I know, it's gonna be wild, like

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it's I wonder if it's gonna be the same.

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It's gonna be the same but different. It can't be

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the same because it already happened so exactly. I wasn't

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in twenty nineteen after the tour was done and they

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did those two festival shows in Long Beach and we

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did Atlantic City and it was it was completely the

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same but totally different. And it's very hard to describe

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others than that. So I feel like this is gonna

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be another new phase of it where it's gonna be

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its own thing, but it's still gonna be the Warped Tour.

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So we're really really happy to be a part of it,

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and really happy Kevin wanted us back and we always

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love being with him and and all the other bands.

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They'd picked such a great lineup this year.

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I know, right, it's really killer.

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I'm sure if you were to take one story, good

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or bad, that you would tell your grandkids about this

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whole musical journey. What sticks out in your mind most?

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Oh boy, what sticks out? We could go the easy

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answer where it's like when honestly you know what I'm

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gonna go with this one this year is it hasn't

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happened yet, but still the anticipatory period into it. In December,

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we're headlining Wembley Arena in London. Whoa, And that's like

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something that even bucket. Yeah, even when we had big

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ambitions and we're checking, We're still like, that's never gonna

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happen and we're doing it. Wow, it's gonna sell out.

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So how does it feel like after all these years

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that you're still relevant? I know, it's great, Like, hows

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that happen?

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You must be really fucking good because it's just really great.

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Right, we're just perfect at performance.

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I know.

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But really seriously though, like most bands don't last that long.

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So it really says a lot about your musicianship, your

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live shows and everything that you do as a band,

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and probably the cohesiveness of your band and connection.

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I think the most important thing is that we're friends

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and we like each other.

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Exactly. That's the only way you last, right.

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I know a lot of bands that don't like each other,

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and that's what they wanted their business. We kind of

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live by the if it stops being fun, we're gonna

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stop doing it.

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If you're not having fun in the music business, this

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is the wrong business.

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Everything else sucks.

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Oh yeah, right, airports suck, yeah, and everything.

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You know. It's like that's the fun part.

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Yeah, buck, I'm enjoying this. This is great, shade.

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Yes, that's definitely benefit.

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Like I walked back here from the stage that little

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five minutes, I'm like, oh yeah, I'm glad to be

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back in the press area.

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It is very conveniently located. Though. It is nice that

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it's right there.

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Yeah, totally. I love doing this festival. I do them

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all over to you ask UK, Europe, and I have

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to walk the least at this festival, so I like that.

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And I can park my vehicle right back there.

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You're all set up.

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I live in South Floria, so I drive up here.

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I can take my fifty pound bag and not wear

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it or carry it around when I'm done and just

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put it in and you'll enjoyed the shot. I'll figure

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it out exactly one hundred percent? What would you want

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tell the audience if you had a choice of a

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question somebody was going to ask you, what would you

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want to answer to the audience?

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You want me to just give the answer without asking

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the question.

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Sure, that would be fun.

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Nineteen sixty than you.

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I love it.

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So now we should just run a contest. Maybe I'll

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write contests. Okay, are you playing any other Danny Wimmer festivals?

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I'm not. Honestly, I'm not really too sure because I

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don't know which festivals.

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Are Okay, So here's what I'll do.

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If anybody dms me on my socials after hearing this

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and those The question is, is they will win tickets

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to their choice of Louder than Life or After Shit.

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I like that. I'll be very impressed. It's possible. It's

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not an impossible inside a thing, but man, if they

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get it, I'll be stoked.

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See that's pretty cool, right.

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How people reach out to you on your socials, on

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the web, and most importantly though, by your merch because

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that's the only way bands survive today and they can't

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listen to my show unless, say, buy your merch.

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I like that. You're very demanding, but you demand perfection exactly.

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Its bowlingfursup dot com has everything you know that has

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all our tour dates, it has our merch links to

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our merchant as I'm pretty sure it has links to our

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social media for the band, which then would bring you

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to our personal ones if you want to get to

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know us. I just post the same things all the

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time anyway. But still it's fun and yeah, that's pretty

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much it. Only for soup dot com is the gateway

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to all things. Is only for soup, and.

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There you go. I love it. So where would you think?

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What would you think is the best part about being

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abandoned twenty twenty five compared to when you started?

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And what's the worst?

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The best part is how far?

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First of all, the best part about being in this band,

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as I've said, is that we genuinely love each other

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and it's always fun and we like being with each other.

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As far as like the other side of stuff, though

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we do have a crew and all that. They don't

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have to lug around big giant, stupid things heavy gear anymore,

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because everything's these tiny little tard drives, Like ramps are

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these tiny little things now they're not these big, stupid, heavy,

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dumb junk. So all that stuff's easier and just sounds better,

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and everything's just more convenience. Everything's more convenient.

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For sure.

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That helps because it would have helped me back in

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the eighties when I climbed up on top of a

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Marshall stack the stage dive in the crowd moved.

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You wouldn't have done it.

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I wouldn't have been able to do it. There would

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be no stack. I wouldn't have knocked my teeth out.

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Should have just done that this year, exactly right.

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What's your other answer that? What would you say is

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the worst about twenty twenty five being a band?

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Yeah?

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Compare I guess before social media and stuff, it is

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more about how good your show was for you to

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stand out, and now it's more about how good your

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tiktoks are. And I'm not talking shit on that. I

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think it's great. It's not the world I grew up in.

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tune with all that, and he does a really good

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job at it. So I'm very fortunately good that, but

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it's just not for me.

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like I've had a couple of artists and I've managed,

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and they don't give a shit about me sending them

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the music.

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They want to see what their social fall is exactly.

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it is. It's great what it does for bands, but

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cared about when I was starting to play music, but

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not to sound too.

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I think there's good and bad in everything.

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That's why I ask you. It's like, there's good and

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bad to everything. Yeah, you know, and got way like

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some of all the positives now may outweigh You've that negative,

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you know, and.

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They don't disagree. I think you're right.

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I think the negative when you began is having to

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sleep on floors and eat baloney sandwich.

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want to put up with that if you really believe

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what you're doing is going to make people.

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Happy, no doubt.

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And so if you were to ask my grandson something,

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what would it be?

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What's your favorite band?

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Say? The right answer to him.

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This isn't a trap. I swear, I really want to

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know you guys very close second. I'll take it. That's

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a right. We can get bat that. I want to

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know the real answerer. One is definitely Green Day Okay,

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excited to see we have a Green Day shirt. So

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you're going to see them, so that's great, and they

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are excellent.

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Who's your mom's favorite band?

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Hey, mom, who's your favorite band?

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Bullingford suit?

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She saw you, she said, pulling for sup. I swear

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I don't remember that. I said. I was telling the

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microphone come on.

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Over, to come on over, Leanne. So it's how cool

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does that feel to be an artist and you have

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a mother and son and grandfather that are all into

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your bands.

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Pretty impressive, right, generational? I like it, and I like

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your neck fan. That's a very smart idea. It's so

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hot today. I know I live in Pennsylvania. I'm not

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used to this. No, no, no thanks, you keep it on.

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I've got I can go to air conditioning pretty soon.

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So I'm saying Bolling for Soup has been one of

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my top bands forever I saw you guys in the

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Warped tour in West Palm Beach Coral Sky Amphitheater back

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then two thousand and two, probably maybe two thousand and three,

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and you guys were on a little stage about this high,

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and I swear I was the end of the front

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thing and every song jamming out.

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To you guys, I'm so glad you had fun.

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you and I it's crazy when he told me he

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listened to.

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And you know what, it was hot as fuck there. Yeah.

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Well it's Florida, So I mean, I knew coming into

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here wasn't going to be a nice, cool, breezy day, So.

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I always wondered why on Warped tour, the last tour

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date was West Palm Beach and.

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Oh, I do you remember that? Yeah? I was like

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to do that?

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Why would you do that?

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Is there a band you want to see while you're

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here at Rockville if you have time?

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I'm gonna head over and see Lit because I love Ice.

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It's cool to be friends with your favorite bands, you know,

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So you're gonna go check out lit and then after

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someone to watch Newfound Glory. I've been seeing them for

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years and they're they always put on I say they do.

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They have the most entertaining show in in our world,

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which wow people refer to as pop punk. There. I

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think they're the champions of it on.

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Cool yeah and red Jumpsuit apparas yeah earlier right yeah,

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and they played Blink one A two.

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Oh did they Yeah? Very cool.

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So there you go.

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It is definitely a warped tour day at Welcome to

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Rockville for sure. I'm so happy you're here to play it.

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I'm so guys are too badass.

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Hell yeah. Thanks for being on the Adventures of Pipe Man.

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Thank you very much for having me see you next time. Hey,

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this is Rob from Bowling for Suit and you're listening

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to the Pipe Man on W four c Y Radio.

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