Oct. 5, 2026
Ünloco’s Joey Dominguez on Festival Tales, Tattoos, and Nostalgia at Aftershock 2026
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RSS Feed In this lively and candid episode, Pipeman sits down with Joey Dominguez from Ünloco during the Aftershock festival. They dive into festival stories, the meaning and mispronunciation of the band’s name, Ünloco’s journey through the modern festival circuit, tattoo stories, generational changes in rock audiences, memorable mosh pits, severe weather experiences, and what’s on the horizon for Ünloco—including upcoming shows and new music plans for 2027.Main Topics Covered
- Band Name Origins & Mispronunciations
- Festival Experiences: Aftershock and Beyond
- Tattoo Meanings & Personal Heritage
- Generations in Rock: Audience Evolution
- Mosh Pit Tales & Wild Crowds
- Weather & Touring: Hurricanes vs. Earthquakes
- Upcoming Shows, Tours, and Music Releases
- Festival Culture in the US vs. Europe
- Plans for New Music and Cover Songs
- Joey Dominguez shares how "Ünloco" is frequently mispronounced, especially by "gringos" and discusses the clever merch designed to help fans say it right (00:48).
- The inspiration behind the umlaut in the band's name, drawing from bands like Mötley Crüe (01:03).
- Joey Dominguez details the stories behind his tattoos, each tied to his roots, musical journey, and personal milestones—from sugar skulls to the Texas star and the “Butcher” band with his brother (01:55 - 02:56).
- First-time thoughts on Aftershock, the “unbelievable” hospitality from Danny Wimmer Presents, and how respectful festival crews impact a band's performance (04:27 - 05:15).
- The camaraderie and support experienced backstage, such as crew members rushing to help with water after a draining set (05:43).
- Remarkable sight of young kids passionately singing lyrics to albums released 25 years ago, highlighting the role of streaming services in keeping music alive across generations (06:33 - 06:52).
- Pipeman recounts epic pits at Limp Bizkit shows (08:48), while Joey Dominguez shares a story of accidentally ending up in a terrifying Pantera pit in Bogotá, feeling the ground shake like an earthquake (09:31 - 10:19).
- Both speakers exchange stories about living through major natural disasters—Category 5 hurricanes in Texas and Florida, and feeling earthquakes in California (12:18 - 12:49).
- Comparing the rugged experience of European festivals—camping, carrying gear for miles, and extreme devotion of fans (15:25 - 15:51).
- Anecdotes about unusual festival fan behaviors—like wearing adult diapers to keep their spot by the rail (16:29).
- Upcoming shows: More Texas and California dates (including Whisky a Go Go), and submissions for festival and UK appearances (14:20 - 14:45).
- Plans to release new material in 2027, beginning with covers—including Guano Apes’ “Open Your Eyes” and possibly Eminem & Rihanna’s “Love the Way You Lie” (18:33 - 19:47).
- “Pretty much everybody does [mispronounce our name]... we even made a shirt with the phonetics.” – Joey Dominguez 00:48
- “It has to have a story if I’m going to put it on my shit, you know?” – Joey Dominguez 03:50
- “I’m seeing little kids singing the songs… transcend from a generation to another generation.” – Joey Dominguez 06:33
- “The pit was the whole length of the crowd… best pit I’ve ever been in.” – Pipeman 08:50
- “I just realized, oh my God, I’m in the pit… surrounded by pits on all sides.” – Joey Dominguez 09:31
- "I'll take an earthquake over a hurricane and tornado any fucking day of the week." – Pipeman 12:18
- "We're looking at possibly put out some new material in 2027." – Joey Dominguez 14:20
- “Let’s all just get along—and stop being Ünloco. Actually, mucho, mucho, mucho, mucho, mucho, mucho.” – Pipeman 20:28
- Ünloco (Band): Official website | Merch with phonetics shirt
- Venues & Festivals:
- Aftershock Festival (Danny Wimmer Presents)
- Whisky a Go Go (Los Angeles)
- Bloodstock (UK)
- Download Festival (UK)
- Grasspop & Hellfest (Europe)
- ACL (Austin City Limits)
- Knot Fest Bogotá
- Bands Discussed:
- Guano Apes (“Open Your Eyes”)
- Deftones, System of a Down, Limp Bizkit, Pantera, The Killers
- Eminem & Rihanna (“Love the Way You Lie”)
- Butcher Babies (as a funny tour suggestion)
- Unloco: Find upcoming tour info and music releases via their official channels.
- Pipeman: Listen to more interviews from Adventures of Pipe Man on W4CY Radio.
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Hi, you're listening to Adventure on W4CY Radio. This is
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the Pipe Man here on the Adventure's Pipe Man W4CY Radio,
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and I'm here with.
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Joey Duenas from Un Loco. Nice.
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Now, we're here at Aftershock.
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Yes, we are.
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It's hot as hell. Yes, it is. Every festival that
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I've been on since June has been hot as hell.
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But what I want to ask you, like people like
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to ask, who did you get your band name? I
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never ask that shit. Okay. But I do want to
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know how many people say your band name wrong, especially gringos.
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Pretty much everybody does. So to the point where we
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even like created a shirt, like if you go to
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merch at some point, whatever, we have a shirt there
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that actually has the phonetics.
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Same. That is funny.
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And the definition on the back of the shirt.
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That is funny as hell.
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Because we were getting that a lot. And a lot
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of people forget that the two dots above the U
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is an umlaut. Right. You know, that makes it an
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un and not an un. Right. You know, so we
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were trying to do something cool. I don't know if
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it backfired on us.
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It's just gringos that don't know how to say it.
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You know, we were trying to like to do the
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Motley Crue thing, you know.
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Right.
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Clever. And I don't know if it like backfired on us.
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But still, eventually when people get it, then they understand.
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Exactly. But. That's what I think is a funny question,
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because I knew that was going to be the answer there.
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All the time, dude. It's always funny when we're playing
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with bands, and we're not on the road with bands. Like,
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a band was, like, we're doing, like, a festival or whatever,
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and the band after us or band for us would
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be like, you know, make some noise for our own logo.
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And I just kind of, like, look up and, like, eh.
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You know, like, eh, damn it.
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Too funny.
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Oh, well. They try.
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I love your tattoo on your right arm.
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This one right here? Yes. Yes. So it's my... Blake Doctor. Yeah.
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So I have a band. This is my... Okay, so
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this was like my... All this was like my... Kind
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of my heritage stuff of what I grew up with.
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And that's pretty cool. How long have you had that one?
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This one I've had for maybe about four years now.
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It's been finished.
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And the color is still really bright, man. Like, that's
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why I'm asking, because it looks like it's new.
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Like, I'm Hispanic, so I have my Sugar Skull, Day
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of the Dead. I play guitar. I was a... I
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was a Harlingen Cardinal in high school, so I got
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my Cardinal vocalist. And then I have my ship. Nice. Because,
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you know, it was always on the road. We could,
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you know, consider that, like, traveling, voyage, journey. And then
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I have my, I don't know if you can see it,
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but it's a Texas star. Yeah. Right? But it's got
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an ATX in it for Austin, Texas. Oh. And right
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there is Congress Bridge, all of that. Wow. And this
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one's going to be my music arm. Nice. So this
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is The Butcher. I have a band with my brother
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called The Butcher. And so that was for that band.
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You should go on tour with the Butcher Babies. It
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could be Butcher and the Butcher Babies.
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Yeah, Butcher and the Butcher Babies. This one is for
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Un Loco, and this one was for A New Revolution. Nice.
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I did about six months of Johnny Pools, so I've
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got to put a DP one somewhere in there.
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There you go. Maybe you should go up there and
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play with them here at Aftershock.
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I talked to them earlier today. They were in Dallas
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trying to get the hell out of Dallas.
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Oh, my God.
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Because it's like torrential downpour right now and flooding. Yeah.
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So their flights just kept getting delayed and delayed and delayed.
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I'm like, dude, when are you guys getting here, man?
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I need to see my Texas boys, man.
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Shit. Right?
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Right?
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They are good boys, man. I love them, man. So, see,
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I love that because... You know, I hate when, I
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really don't like when I see people just plop tattoos
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and they have, like, no meaning or no connection.
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Yeah.
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And I love how you just went through the whole, like,
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connection of all of them.
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How it all makes sense. Yeah. Yeah, you know, and it's, like, literally,
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you know, it has to have a story if I'm
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going to put it on my shit, you know.
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Exactly.
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And eventually this one will be all filled out as well,
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you know, so we're in the... We're in the process
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of it. Nice. Nice.
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It's a lot of work.
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It's a lot of work, man. Yeah. I mean, it
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took maybe about, I think, a year for just this one. Wow. Yeah.
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Well, it's good for sure. So, is this your first
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time doing Aftershock?
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This is my first time.
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Yeah. And so far, how do you love it here,
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and how does Danny Wimmer treat you as an artist? So.
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As far as the city of Sacramento, I think it's amazing.
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I love the weather. I mean, it's hot right now,
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but I'm from Texas, so it's kind of a drier
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heat than it is in Texas. Like, we'd be just
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drenched in sweat right now.
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Yeah, I live in South Florida, so I hear you.
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So you know, yeah. And this whole summer in Texas,
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it was like 110, like, every day, you know? So
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I love the weather. It's great. The festival was awesome.
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It's such, it's always, Danny Wimmers Presents has always put
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their festivals together, the creme de la creme when it
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comes to it, you know? And they treat the bands
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with utmost respect. And, I mean, you need anything, and
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it's there in two seconds.
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See, I always hear that, and I love that. And
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it doesn't even matter who the band is.
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Yeah, no, no.
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Like, top to bottom.
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Yeah, top to bottom, they treat you guys like if
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you were the headliner. You know, and it's just badass, man.
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It's so important because if you have less stress, if
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you're happier... Your performance is going to be way better.
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Yeah.
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And we're going to be a lot happier.
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Yeah, no doubt.
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You know?
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You know? And in dealing with, you know, their crew and,
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you know, their front of house, their monitor guys and
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all their loaders or whatever. Dude, I came off stage
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today and I was, like, going to die. Like, I
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was about to vomit. Right. I crawled off stage, down
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underneath the stage, and just kind of, like, lying there.
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One of the road crew guys from Danny Wimmer from
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DP Presents said, like, runs over and he goes, hey, man,
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you need an ice water, dude? Because, like, you look
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like shit. Nice. He ran over and grabbed me a
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couple of waters. He's like, dude, you look like drink.
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You need a hydrate, man. Seriously, so.
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And that doesn't happen at most other festivals.
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Right. They're kind of just doing their own thing.
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Yeah, and even, like, the sound, like, you know, you
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got to have somebody good doing sound when it's not
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your sound person.
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True.
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And that's not always the case at a festival, but
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it is at Danny Wimmer Festival.
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Yeah, you're not always lucky, but we brought our own
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sound guy that we've been using on the road and stuff,
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and He's fucking phenomenal. Nice. I'm a French, but I'm
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sure their guys are just as top-notch as you guys do.
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There you go.
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Yeah.
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And so, were you kind of shocked, pun intended, that
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you had so many people out there this early in
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the day, first day at a festival, and hot as hell?
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Crazy, man. You know, and it was interesting to see
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so many people singing the songs from a record that
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came out like 25 years ago, and then the The
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mind-blowing situation is I'm seeing little kids singing the songs.
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Yeah, that blows my mind.
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And I'm like, dude, you weren't even born when the
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songs were written and this record was put out. Wow.
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And you're, like, singing note for note for note. You know, like,
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I'm astonished at that. You know, how it's kind of
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transcended from a generation to another generation.
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Kind of makes it worthwhile to still be doing it, right?
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Yeah, man, I think so. I think, I mean, if anything,
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I really applaud, like, bands like the Deftones. I think
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they're kind of, like, the ones who really, damn it, like,
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System of Down and maybe Limp Bizkit, like, for kicking
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that into gear and then like the older generation was
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listening to it. Now there's a younger generation that's listening
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to it. And on top of that, they have Spotify
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and all these streaming medias, right? Yeah. So when you
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put on like Deftones, there's a list of other artists
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it sounds like that they're getting into.
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Exactly.
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So then again, here we are. Yeah.
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It's wild to me because I know back in the 80s,
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My dad wasn't going to go to a show with me,
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and I didn't want him to either.
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Yeah, exactly right.
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And now I'll bring my kid and my grandkids to
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a festival.
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You know, it's cool. And a sense of things, like,
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I never thought I'd be playing festivals again. You know,
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and one day we get a call from Danny Wimmers Presents.
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It's just like, you guys want to play Aftershock? I'm
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just like, oh, my God. Yeah, let's do it. And
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then that kind of, like. turn into more shows, more shows,
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more shows. And that kind of got a little out
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of hand.
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I think. Well, I think that's what happens once you
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are a Wimmer Festival, you know?
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It went out. How did that happen?
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I think because the nostalgia has come back. Yeah. You know,
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so I mean, we're on a stage with Killswitch Engage,
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Seven Dust, Cold Chamber, Union Underground, shit like that, you know,
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making a resurgence, if you will.
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You know, here we are. I don't know how long
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I don't know, but I've been watching Limp Bizkit at
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the festivals for several years, you know, like the past
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few years.
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I saw them in Rockville in Florida.
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at Lauer in Life. The crowd was so huge. The pit, okay,
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was the whole length of the crowd. And one of
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the best pits I've ever been in in my life,
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and I've been in a lot of them, okay, was,
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and I would never think it was Limp Bizkit. Like, Slayer, Possessed.
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Those are the type of pit, but. The best pit
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I was ever in was at Grass Pop in Limp
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Bizkit Plate. Oh, wow.
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the best pit I've ever been in my life. And
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that was just a couple years ago.
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The craziest pit I've ever been in. And I don't
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do pits. Like, I'm too old for that, man. Like,
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I can't, dude.
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I still do it.
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were in, I was at Bogota, Colombia.
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Oh, yeah. They love it there.
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doing their comeback. And first they had Mexico City, and
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