Aug. 23, 2026
The Anti-Queens Discuss MySpace Drama, Tour Fails, and Living the Punk Dream
The conversation focused on an engaging and humorous interview conducted at Warped Tour Montreal, featuring The Anti-Queens. The discussion explored festival culture, memorable stories from touring, the sense of camaraderie in the punk rock community, nostalgia for MySpace, and the thrill of performing at iconic events. Insights into the festival circuit and celebrating a “full circle” moment for the band provided highlights throughout the episode.Main Topics Covered
- Cheese curds, loopholes, and backstage antics
- Festival culture: from Rocklahoma’s strip club campsites to legendary European festivals
- Full-circle moments and crazy career stories from touring
- The unique community spirit of Warped Tour and punk rock festivals
- Nostalgia and laughter about MySpace's return and its Top 8 drama
- Ways to connect with and support The Anti-Queens, including where to buy their merch
- One concept discussed was how specifics are important when giving directions backstage, using the example of eating cheese curds instead of gum to find a loophole in management’s rules at 00:28.
- Several points were raised, including stories about Rocklahoma’s unique festival culture, such as the “Buses, Boobs, and Buttholes” bus and strip club campsites at 01:05.
- The discussion explored the contrast between Oklahoma's perceived modest culture and the wild festival atmosphere at 02:07.
- A key theme that emerged was the excitement and significance of playing at Warped Tour Montreal, especially for those ticking an item off their “bucket list” at 02:22.
- Reflections on missed check-ins and navigating festival logistics added a candid touch at 02:47.
- Memorable stories included touring Europe, playing Punk Rock Holiday in Slovenia, and sharing the stage with Gob—bands that influenced The Anti-Queens as teens at 03:31.
- The exhilarating scale of European festivals like Wacken and Hellfest, with tales of epic walks and festival traditions, were shared at 05:18.
- The camaraderie of traveling on highways to festivals and the unique experience of Las Vegas during punk rock bowling and Dead & Company shows were highlighted at 06:43.
- The emotional experience of befriending childhood heroes and having their numbers in their phones was described as “never getting old” at 08:24.
- The conversation celebrated the sense of belonging and like-mindedness at punk rock festivals, noting how it differs from mixed-genre events at 10:33.
- The nostalgia of Warped Tour as a punk rock landmark and the privilege of playing its only Canadian date were discussed at 11:28.
- Several points were raised, including the humorous tension around MySpace’s returning Top 8 feature and memories of customizing pages, remembered fondly and comically at 11:53.
- The iconic status of Tom, HTML learning curves, and friendship politics were explored at 12:17.
- The discussion explored how the top 8 ranking could cause drama and “musical tea” at 12:39.
- Information was shared about how to buy merch and music via cutloose.com, Bandcamp, and European distributors like Rough Trade at 13:51.
- Fans are encouraged to reach out if they have any trouble ordering, and there was playful talk about reconnecting on MySpace at 14:26.
- “Now, we're so petty, we will find loopholes.” 00:45
- “We are open books. Ask us anything.” 00:57
- “The fact that we're making friends with people that have inspired us to bring ourselves here, you know? That's probably the craziest thing for me.” 04:30
- “It's funny to like scroll through my phone... I'm totally gonna send this to Jarrett from Bowling for Soup. I'll send him like a happy birthday or a funny thing and— or Gob. I love harassing Theo.” 08:45
- “It's so iconic. It's like the most iconic, like, punk rock, rock and roll festival I can think of. And it's like a dream come true to be able to play the only Canadian date that they have.” 11:28
- “I'm ready for that. I'm ready to have Tom in my top 8. I'm ready to get rid of Jeffree Star from my top 8.” 12:17
- “It's like, oh, that band was on Anti-Queens Top 8 last week. Now they're gone. What happened? What's the tea there?” 12:54
- Anti-Queens Merch: cutloose.com
- Bandcamp (The Anti-Queens): Search for The Anti-Queens on Bandcamp
- Physical music in Europe: Available via Rough Trade
- Connect with the band: Socials, Bandcamp, and eventually MySpace
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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventures of
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Pipe Man W4CY.
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Radio, and I'm here with..
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The Antiqueens. Yes, nice.
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And she's munching on some of these cheese.
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This is for my label manager, Mike McGee.
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He specifically said no gum, but he did not say
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no cheese curds.
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He never not once said no cheese curds.
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You have to be specific, for sure.
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You're so petty, we will find loopholes.
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And I just want to tell you, too, I was
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listening a little bit to one of your other interviews,
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and we won't be talking about going to the bathroom
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on this interview, but maybe. Maybe.
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I mean, we're open to it. We are open books.
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Ask us anything.
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I thought you said open butts for a second.
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That too.
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So you know what's funny about that is I'm going
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to Rock, Lahoma next. And that is like the most
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insane camping in the United States for festivals. And there
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is a school bus there that they built a deck on.
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And it's called Buses, Boobs, and Buttholes. And so if
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you come up to the bus and you show your
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boobs or your buttholes, you get Mardi Gras beads. And
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that happens all over the camping. Cool. Yeah, right? They
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have a strip campsite, a strip club campsite. So after
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the main band, everybody goes out to that campsite for
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a strip club show. And then there's stuff all over
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the campground just like all of that.
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That does not sound like something I'd be interested in,
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but I am happy that people enjoy that.
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I know, right? It's weird, right?
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Live your best life always.
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It is a trip. The experience there is kind of like, okay, yeah,
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we are in Oklahoma.
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That doesn't seem like on track for Oklahoma, though. Oklahoma,
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I think like Bible Belt, I think like modesty.
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That's why when they go there, they need to let
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it all out. You know what I mean? Literally, yeah.
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So Warped Tour Montreal. How badass is that to be here?
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Oh my God.
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Check off the old bucket list. For me, because Valerie's
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played Warped Tour, but I haven't. I have played twice before.
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Have you played Montreal?
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I played Quebec City once in 2005. That's close. It's
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pretty close.
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But this venue's pretty cool, man. I haven't been to
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this venue before. I walked in, I'm like, Oh man,
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I wish I brought my skateboard. It's like one big
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skateboard park.
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Oh, awesome. We actually haven't been in yet.
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We got here, we missed the band check-in, we waited
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in a parking lot for half an hour, and then
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we came right here.
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Well, I feel good about that, that you're here. But
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you're not the only band that has had that issue today.
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Oh, okay.
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So don't feel bad. Like almost every interview I've had today,
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it's been late because they had a problem getting in.
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Oh, okay, good.
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So now you can feel good about yourself.
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It's a norm for us, but it's good to know
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that people are following suit.
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It means we were on time today. See? I like that.
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There you go. Craziest story, good or bad, in your
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whole musical career, what would it be? And you two
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probably have different stories, but maybe not.
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I got mine.
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Go for it.
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I think, honestly, one of the craziest stories for me
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personally is a full circle moment where we're touring Europe
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and then we're playing a bunch of festivals.
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This was last summer. We were on tour in Europe
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for five weeks. It was very hot.
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A heat wave followed us for three and a half
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of those weeks, all the way up into the UK too.
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Like it was hot.
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Anyways, we finished our tour off at punk rock holiday
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in Slovenia and we played the beach stage.
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It was amazing. It was so hot. We did not
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go in the river. It was so cold and I
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didn't have my swimsuit. And it was too cold.
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But we finished.
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The night off.
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We got to jump on stage on the main stage
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with Gob and sing one of my favorite songs, I.
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Hear You Calling.
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That was such an incredible moment for me because I
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was such a fan.
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I mean, still am.
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And then suddenly I'm in Europe with them and I'm like,
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I used to listen to these guys in high school
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and like, I want to jump in. I don't know.
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That is one of those weird moments when you're in
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this industry, when that happens, right?
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It's like the fact that we're making friends with people
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that have inspired us to bring ourselves here. You know, that's,
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probably the craziest thing for me.
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It's the coolest thing. And I'll tell you what, speaking
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about what you were saying about going, I just got
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here from Europe and UK and it was brutally hot.
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I did Vakan.
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It was really bad this year.
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Oh my God. It was so bad. And, uh, So
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I was doing Bloodstock, but then my friends were doing
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Rebellion because it was the same weekend.
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These are all festivals we hope to one day play.
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Oh, fucking Rebellion. You guys definitely should be at Rebellion.
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Is that the one we've been invited to before?
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But it was early on in Antique Queens and we
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couldn't afford it.
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Oh, yeah. It is definitely a bucket list you need
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to put on your list.
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Yeah, and Bakken too.
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I'd love to go play that.
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That'd be amazing.
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Just to say that we did. Let me tell you something.
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I do Hellfest every year. This was the first year
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I did Vakken. I'm like, how much bigger than Hellfest
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can it be? And I was like, holy shit.
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That festival's enormous.
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I didn't even see the whole festival. I had a band,
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and they're like, can you come to our stage to
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do the interview? And I'm looking, and it's like an
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hour walk to their stage. An hour walk to one stage.
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That sounds like a lot of work.
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Oh, pfft.
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I don't know. Do we still want to play it?
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You still want to play it?
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There's golf carts, yes. As long as there's carts.
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What was really cool about it, too, is like in
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the beginning of it, it was like very old school.
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They had these gates like you're at the racetrack, the
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horse racetrack. And security's there. And they play Ace of Spades.
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And they open the gates. And a stampede comes out
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to go head and toward the stage. And they had
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smoke everywhere. It was like that was the biggest party
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event was the opening of it. Crazy. It is crazy.
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We saw a.
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Ton of vans on the highway, on the Autobahn last summer,
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with Wacken signs on their vehicles.
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We were like, oh, they're going to Wacken. Oh, they're
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going to Wacken.
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That was what was great, too. Driving every day to
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the festival, I had like a half an hour drive,
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and I was on the Autobahn, so I'm like, oh,
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it only took me 10 minutes. It's the best.
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That was actually very much like Warped Tour back in
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the day.
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In Ontario, we'd go up to Barrie in Molson Park,
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and we'd take the one highway, the 400, and you
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could always see who else was going to Warped Tour
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because you'd see a mohawk in one van, or you'd
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see stickers on the van, or you'd just see a
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foot hanging.
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Out of the passenger window over here. It was amazing.
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I love that sense of camaraderie and community.
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Oh, totally. And I freaked out one day, too, because
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I was doing Punk Rock Bowling, And I thought maybe
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I caught the wrong weekend. I got off the plane. And, like,
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downtown Vegas for punk rock bowling is, like, all punks.
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And there were all these deadheads. And I'm like, did
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I come the wrong weekend? Like, why are they? And
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it was dead and company playing at the Sphere. So
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there were, Las Vegas was all deadheads and punk rockers.
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The whole town. What's a deadhead? Grateful Dead.
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Oh, I don't know. Oh, okay.
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That's what they're called.
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Yeah.
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I didn't know that.
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And they're the hippies. So now your story.
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My story.
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We gave you enough time.
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Oh, you did.
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And I totally blanked out on my story. That was
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a great story that you had.
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Full circle moment. Was that the question?
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No, basically the craziest good or bad in your whole
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musical journey.
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Rock and roll. It's me joining the band, right? It
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was the day I met Valerie.
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There it is.
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She's lying. Come on, you've got something.
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Okay, well, we were talking about how you volunteered at Rockfest,
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and there's some cool people you've met.
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Actually, I have another one for me, for after.
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I think right now it's just, like, I've gotten to
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meet and be friends with so many artists that I
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grew up, like, obsessing over. And now I, like, have
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them in my phone and they're my friends. And it's, like,
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that never, like, that will never get old to me.
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It's very strange to, like, hang out with someone that
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you listen to as, like, a child, you know?
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No doubt. No doubt.
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It's funny to, like, scroll through my phone, like... Oh,
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this is funny.
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I'm totally going to send this to Jarrett from Bowling
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Horse Zoo. I'll send him a happy birthday or a
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funny thing.
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Or a gob. I love harassing Theo.
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You know, on that same note, what blows my mind
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all the time, too, is there's times I'll be out
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in the crowd after I'm done with interviews, and there
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could be like 50, 100,000 people, and some band member
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who I'm friendly with comes and he's like, hey, what's up,
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Pipe Man? And I'm looking, I'm like, who the fuck
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was that?
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Happens to me all the time.
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Right? It's like you're in a different environment. You know
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who they are, but you can't place it.
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Well, when you're interviewing a ton of different artists all
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day and then you're also seeing, watching a ton of
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different bands and then you know a ton of different
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people in the crowd too, I imagine that gets overwhelming
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or daunting perhaps.
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It's just weird. It's like... You just sit there and go,
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I know who that is. Oh, fuck. That's who it was.
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You're talking like full brain fart.
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Oh, yeah. Totally. All the time.
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It's rock and roll.
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Who gives a shit? All the time. Or it's like,
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I'll sit out with our set, like wear makeup on
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stage and I'll sit with them and stand with them
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in GA to watch a set. And I laugh because
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nobody knows. it's them. You know? It's like, everybody's like,
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nobody has a clue. Or like, times like, I've hung
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out with GWAR without their costumes, and I'm just laughing
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that they'll pull shit that people should know it's GWAR,
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you know? And they don't know. Like, it's happened during
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interviews where they're like, hey, hey, Give me to some
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other media. Give me your Gubby Bears. They sound just
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like Blothar and Gwar and like nobody knows. I love
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that part.
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That's awesome.
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What's your favorite part about Warped Tour?
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I like the community. I like that we're all here
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for punk rock and I mean ska a little bit too,
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I guess.
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But that's punk too.
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Absolutely. I'm just making jokes.
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