On this episode of DTB’s “Dream Tour”, the rock band, The Adarna, discusses their ultimate tour lineup, while on tour with Hinder. The Adarna is currently supporting their newest album, Road to Resonance.
Information about this video: Film Date - June 23, 2019 Location - The Apollo Theatre A.C. in Belvidere, IL
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I'm William from The Adarna, this is Murdoch from The Adarna, and we want to talk to you
about our dream tour, the bands we would most want to tour with, dead or alive, doesn't
matter.
So, if I could do it, you know, if they were dead or alive, I'd definitely want to tour
with David Bowie, and that's because I didn't know that men could dress like that.
That's amazing.
I mean, just this kind of bravado, and his range, and just the way he acts, and his music
moves through him in actions as well, not just music.
I love that.
That also being said, Prince.
God, that'd be amazing.
I mean, I'd want to go and say, like, Prince, call time is at 8, but then I'd really have
him at 10, so then he would just think, he's like, I'm late, but whatever, I'm like, you're
on time, Prince.
But I mean, I'd never seen a guy, a lead singer, move like that on a guitar.
It looks like an extremity, like a part of his body, it looks like another arm or something.
It does not look like, there's my guitar, you know, and that's amazing.
Specifically, it'd have to be like Purple Rain, Prince.
I mean, none of the newer Prince.
The Cymbal Prince?
Nothing about the Screaming Cat Prince.
I don't know what that's all about.
Foo Fighters.
Of course, Foo Fighters are still around.
Foo Fighters would be someone I'd want to go on tour with, just because I think David
Grohl is a symbol for how cool rock and roll is, and how cool you can be to be in being
humble.
I'd love to be around that kind of positivity.
Muse would be my other favorite band that I've always wanted to do that.
I'd never heard a guy treat a guitar that way, or sing that way for that matter, in
a rock and roll setting.
And that really changed and shaped a lot of our sound as well.
So, of course, The Adarna would be on that tour.
We'd be in the middle.
We're not pompous.
We're not going to open.
We're not opening.
You wouldn't open for Prince?
We're not opening for Prince.
Prince can open for me.
Why?
Because you're on time and he's not?
That's right!
Be on time!
That's another tip.
Be on time.
Alright, my first two would be from yesteryear.
It would be Zeppelin and Sabbath.
I know probably a lot of people picked that, but I grew up on those two.
In fact, I found an old broken 8-track player that I fixed when I was a kid, and I used
to play along to these old Zeppelin and Black Sabbath 8-tracks, and I think I just know
their entire catalog so well.
And how cool would it be to be like,
Hey!
Hey John Bottom, let's go hang out and let's play something.
And he'd be like, Nah!
I'm going to hit you with a whiskey bottle and get drunk.
And then Peter Grant would kick my ass and tell me to get out of the dressing room.
So that'd be kind of fun.
That would be fun.
More modern, there'd be two drummers I'd really love to tour with.
Keith Carlock would be one.
He's a big influence of mine.
And that guy, not only has he got mega chops, but he's just got a feel that I've just never
heard before.
And obviously the great Vinnie Caluta would also be fun.
That guy's got so many fun stories, just to hang out with him and chit-chat.
And then be like, Hey, can you teach me that one lick you played in this?
And tell me about Zappa.
So those would be my choices.