A real show, in the evening, with a longer set list in front of an audience that came just for you is also nice Didn’t you think the festival was going to be too “metal” for your music? Festivals like this are good because you get a chance to get new fan's attention. Nothing special Do you prefer to headline in a small venue or have 45mn in a huge festival like this?īoth are nice experience. We are now touring with Aerosmith, and we play a mix of stuff from our first album and new material. I kept looking at them, and I could tell they were enjoying it Did you prepare a special setlist for Hellfest? This time it was a couple of older people, well of our age actually. I always try to concentrate and focus on a person in the public. It was 3PM, pretty early for a gig, how was the attendance? And the response from the crowd?

Yes, it's a lot bigger now, I can tell you So I just watched you set, I enjoyed it very much. You were already here a few years back with Loaded? But anyway it was a good tour, the Biffy Clyro guys were very nice with us and advertised us their fan. Well I don't really remember the circumstances, to tell you the truth, I was sick during this tour, and when I finally landed in Los Angeles, my wife took me to the doctor and it turned out I had a pneumonia. At that time there were rumors that you were going to make Hellfest but you told me that no agreement was found. We met in Barcelona late 2013, you were opening for Biffy Clyro. You can also send a walking papers to your girlfriend. You can send or receive this for the termination of a job, a contract. It's pretty much a generic term to name a termination letter. Ha, yes, we realized when we started touring that this expression was only really being used in the USA. Can you explain to us the meaning of Walking Papers? It's not so big, we knew each other and I had always wanted to work with Jeff and Barrett. We were all part of the Seattle music scene. After the first album Benjamin Anderson on keyboards officially joined, and so did I on bass. Yes, of course, we are a 4 pieces band from Seattle initially formed by Jeff Angell from The Missionary Position on vocals and guitar, and Barrett Martin on drums from Screaming Trees. Hello Duff, can you start by presenting the band to our readers? Interview de Walking Papers (Duff McKagan (face to face))Īccueil Chros Coups de coeur Interviews Back To The Past Live Reports Sorties du mois Liens Papers

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