All Hail The Yeti
We did the Sunset Strip Music Festival a couple of years in a row and
ones with Motely Crue which were pretty cool! We also played some
day festivals when we were out with In This Moment, but we haven’t
really tapped into that area yet, obviously we want to and it’s definitely
on our radar!
For me as a fan, I grew up going to Ozzfest, back in the late 90s. That
was pretty cool to see that before it stopped. The Mayhem Festival
which is a travelling one in the states is another great one, it’s one of
them festivals were you go and you end up knowing so many people,
you never end up watching any bands anyway. It’s great hanging out,
having a party, sitting on the lawn and watching bands. Download,
Wackken, Rock Am Ring, all of those we would love to see, do and play.
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-Connor
Garritty
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All Hail The Yeti
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*Try and get an access all
areas pass!
*Rock and Metal has alw
ays been about
community, if you see som
eone fall you
pick them up.
*Avoid getting in the mud,
as once your in
it your screwed, unless it rain
s.
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Festival Tipsts
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*Bring and
wear sunsc
reen!
*Keep hydra
of water! ted and drink lots
Download is hallowed grounds,
it’s the number one festival that
comes to my mind, because it’s
got some special memories,
probably the most special times of our lives, we
played the main stage twice, with our heroes. There are so many great
bands that play those things. We played there 4 times...
A close runner up is Soundwave Festival in Australia. That thing is ridiculous, it’s in the summertime, but summer time over there is like 85/89
degrees. All the bands stay at the same hotels, you’re in the pool, it’s
very rock and roll,. (Like summer break for bands?) Yeah it’s fantastic,
and everyone flys over together, the flight from LA to Sydney, is usually
a jet full of bands raging!
The Qemists
As a punter, I think Glastonbury is our biggest stand out festival experience, we all went as teenagers consecutively for
years, I think the fact you could go and watch such a variety
of music in one place was mind blowing at the time.
As for being a performer it has to be Woodstock in Poland.
It’s the biggest free music festival in the world. We headlined
on the opening night in 2012 to over quarter of a million
people!! That was an insane experience. Read the full interview on www.RAMzine.co.uk now!
-Brock 1