Instagram- AdamTheWooATW Love punk rock and the memories of the scene and always my favorite type of music but dang all day festivals aren’t enjoyable for me anymore . I think I need a 3 hour time limit on shows, ha
I used to make shows an all day event. These days I am happy with just a few hours out and a nice night as well. We dont have all that youthful aggression to let out anymore I guess, lol.
Out of the like 400 members that came and went in Guttermouth, not one of you DID A FUCKING THING to help Mark Adkins with his seriously degrading mental health. PUNK AS FUCK!
I’m right there with you. I’m 57, on the day of the festival. I still love rock and even some punk rock, but the days of fighting the crowds, the heat and walking all day are behind me.
I’m at the point in life where if I want to see an artist, I need a chair with a good view, easy access to a bathroom and preferably an inside venue lol. I’m getting old…
Your not alone Adam. I started going to shows when I was 16 way back in the 80s. I went to 50 or 60 shows a year for around 30 years, the majority being at First Avenue in Mlps. Around age 50 I found that I didn't have the same feeling about going anymore. You've broadened your horizons and grown as an individual, I say good for you.
As an old metal dude the best way to enjoy a festival is with proper sunscreen,hydration, seating and from the edge of the crowd where you can see and feel the music without excessive crowds interference. 😁
Loved your sentiment at the end. You’ve put your soul into past passions, you’ve built and stacked bricks of experience. The beauty is they never go away, your attention and care is on to new bricks now. Embrace them all.
Cool video Adam. I'm 57, you're never too old for good music. I'm surprised you didn't mention the Jane's debacle that happened yesterday. Best concert of my life was Jane's Addiction with the Rollins Band opening in Chicago at the Aragon Ballroom in 1990.
The Vandal's used to play at my punk club in Charlotte the Milestone. We used to play there too with my band TV Violence. Great memories. Loved the video Adam.
Thanks for the shoutouts to all the bands. Outdoor fests are nothing like the punk shows of old in small, drty venues, but it's always a good time at any live show, and it's good to still be able to hear these bands.
I went and saw Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins and Rancid this week. I got front row balcony seats and that helped!!! My only gripe being in my forties was it was waaaay too loud.
40s? HA! See you in ten years. I never played or thought lIke I was old when I was in my 40s, but you Millennials looove to think you're so old and wise. ahah
If you plan on going to more shows I recommend looking into buying a set of earplugs meant for concerts, they have a noise filter in them that allows some noise through just at a lower decibel. Brings down the volume a bit, and cuts out that harshness you can kinda get from it being to loud, but it doesn't sound muffled like the cheapo foam plugs.
That was a great catch with the lightning at the 25 minute mark. As for the "getting old" part, I've seen a few people in my family go the other way, attending more concerts when they are older. I've definitely gone the other way, but it's mainly going out in general isn't as appealing, plus the cost of some things makes me not want to go.
Thanks for the videos as always. So many memories of visiting my family out in Orlando so hopefully I'll get to return again someday but in the meantime your content keeps me well informed about the parks and many attractions. My uncle was a bus driver for WDW so we did have some benefits in all honesty but he's been retired for quite awhile now which is very much deserved. I use to attend shows of my friends bands as well so it's nice that we do have a lot in common. Glad to support and share.
We were the Smashed Fourheads. Our singer bass player ate a hotdog back stage in three bites because we were on next. In the middle of De Tease ( you always call me but never ball me) he threw up all three pieces in between lyrics right in time. The crowd roared. It was at the Wisconsin Jams, a three day event. Man those were daze.
First time ever seeing Punk Rock Bands. Very interesting! Yay for the Rays!! Thank You for taking us on this adventure!! Say Hello from me to Big The Foot. Looking good with the shirt & loving the beard & mustache just as it is! Looking very handsome!! Love the way too you are wearing your hat!!
I saw NFG a couple weeks ago, soooo much nostalgia. I thought at 43 I was too old but I was right in the median age range, for everyone that was at the concert. It's fun to see, how (for alot of us) we went from drinking/drugging/partying, to bringing our kids and it being (mostly) family friendly. I remember/don't remember, soooo many Warped Tours. What a waste.
You hit the nail on the head when you said it was like Warped Tour in the 90's. I remember being an artist guest and having all access and hanging out in the bus area with all the bands just partying and also chilling out. LOVE this video!!
You will be cringe tho. (I am torn on this Tho. On one hand the culture and setting is not for old people and the presence of old people often detracts from the value for the young people. But on the other hand live music is special so I can sincerely understand why you would still want to attend)
@@perceivedvelocity9914I generally agree. Punk is over, all the best bands are in the books so to speak. I know dropkick murphys shows are open to all ages, basically family friendly. Even young kids there with their parents.
Welcome to your 50s Adam... where quality of life and seeing and meeting the people that you like and respect means more than standing in a field all day waiting to get rained on lmao. Very cool you got to go up on stage and to the green room and meet the bands again. Awesome lightining. That one that streaked across the sky was one of the best I have ever seen. Safe and happy travels as always.
I'm 47 and still love going to shows. Festivals are kind of difficult but I went there last year to see the Circle Jerks and Pennywise. Had a great time!
Although I am only 25 years old, I hold great admiration for older punks. My father, who grew up in Southern California, was very involved in the SoCal Punk scene. The movie "Suburbia" starring real punk rockers not actors, the lifestyle of actual punks in SoCal during the 1980s. As a child, my father introduced me to punk rock he saved his punk vinyl collection and passing it on to me. The first bands I listened to were Crass, Subhumans, Circle Jerks, Black Flag, ST, and I became obsessed with The Return of the Living Dead soundtrack and movie. Adam is technically my father's age and they're still alive and loving life
I’m 38 and grew up in the punk scene played in a few cover bands going to warped tours with my buddies this brings back some of my best memories in life 🤙🏻
Keep on doin what you do Adam!! I agree, some of those all day festivals can feel like a bit of a slog, but its still fun to see all those bands in one day. Especially AAA and Guttermouth!
Adam, I think about that too about older passions. I remember in the late 90's early 2000's I LOVED house and electronic music. I thought the music was timeless and I WOULD NEVER GET TIRED OF IT!. Now... I don't like the music like I did. It is strange getting older. Love your vids man. Thanks for doing what you do! Hope you come back to Central IL soon!
🎶🎸🥁 Thanks for taking us backstage. I like that punk rock Disney album that just came out. I know that is more main stream bands but it is fun hearing Disney covers that way.
I was always a hardcore kid growing up. Agnostic front, war zone, sick of it all. Bands like that. Cant say I loved punk much but it’s good to see the punk scene is still somewhat alive and the bad tattoos are still showing up and the 25 second punk songs that were on every album lol
I went to an all day emo festival with my then gf who is about 4 yrs younger than me. Inland empire and it was over 100 and humid. She couldn’t understand how I was dying. I’m old foo. I was experiencing heat exhaustion and I went to stand in the shade and eventually sit in the car. She did not check on me ONCE. I didn’t see her until it was time to leave. I broke up with her shortly after.
Welcome to 50 my friend. After my husband got kicked in the head by a crowd surfer we stopped going to the front at shows. Now we have slowed our concert-going all together. Would rather spend the money on Disney trips. 😂
Glad you mentioned Down By Law, and loved the story about the PRAFS cassette. DBL is one of my all-time favorites. Dave Smalley looked and sounded amazing...he's been through hell for the last year
I'm with you there Adam. I've stopped going to concerts entirely because I get so physically exhausted after 2-3 songs, especially if it's standing room only. Refusing to give up on theme parks though despite my legs and hip paying for it the next day.
Oh man, no alkaline trio!! Love the punk vlogs, takes me back to my earlier years. I went to so many shows in my youth. I can’t do them anymore but I’ll definitely watch on a vlog.
Getting old just like the rest of us lol !! No more mosh pits for me either jamming to the punk rock era ! I’ll just jam out to the music lol 😆 great vlog as always Adam!!👍🏻😎🇺🇸🦅
Adam keep making these videos , Loved it , remember you’re really tired still from your road.trips , Get Some Good Rest. . Thanks for going and posting. #Punk🖤
Man I wanted to see the The Casualties and the Vandals. I played bass for the Casualties before Mike back when they were starting out but I was 2 years too young so I got the boot but we all still friends. But yeah moving to Miami front NYC / Northern Jersey like 17 years ago I still can't deal with the heat. Too bad Churchills pub closed it was the CBGBs of the south ihere in Little Haiti Miami.
Adam! Joe from so far no good/degenerate elite here…. Been years, man! I was at that show, wish we’d have run into each other. Dwarves were the top tier for me. Congrats on your channel, looks like a huge success.
I saw Guttermouth I believe at my first Warped tour. At the first warped. Later on early 2000s saw many Alkaline trio shows when I lived in Florida. I have soo many Ray's hats.
I'm 59. Got into punk at 14. I haven't been to a show since '99 and probably won't be going to any in the foreseeable future, but it looks like it was a cool show.
Punk in the Park isn't doing the flagship 2 day festival in Silverado, CA this year because the same promoters are doing the final NOFX shows, which is a 3 day festival in San Pedro in just a few weeks. But they do a great job at ensuring the fan experience avoiding bands sets overlapping. If only the No Values festival at the Pomona Fairplex earlier this year implemented something like that. The two main stages overlapped set times, so for instance 15 minutes into Sublime's set Bad Religion started their set at the other main stage. No Values was over priced and poorly organized with poor set time planning and a lack of parking staff. But hey , the OG Misfits played
Punk rock always stays with you, no matter your age, 🤟 also. Will we ever see you playing bass on a vlog .? I would love to see that. As a former bass player myself
Yesterday I had a GIANT mosquito land on my thumb and refused to get off when I shook my hand. These things are like Jurassic mosquitoes here in Florida now. Hope the Guttermouth guys are doing good. 😊
I'm 35 and grew up in south FL. TNT came and played when I was in my teenage band on the south east fl coast. I watched you for quite a while because of van life stuff before I put it together. I Think you showed a TNT sticker in your van or something and I remembered Ten New Toes and The New Threat from when I was like 14. Still love you and your channel. Opening for The Vandals and BR is such a huge check on the the punker list. Congrats on that! And I hope 2 years in Guttermouth didn't leave you with too much PTSD haha. Have you been to any of the last NOFX shows? I was at the Orlando one that was like a year ago now. Aging punkers. Wtf
It always gets me at the etiquette in the midst of a mosh pit. When someone goes to the ground there's always someone there to help you get back up and quick to throw a punch after... 😆 Adam, you really should consider starting a garage band with Justin and vlog the journey. Scarred Woo or The Woo and the Scarred or The Woo Tang Clan
FINALLY, you talk about Punk Rock. I still love the punk scene, but the larger venues like Punk in the park arent my thing anymore, although I may want one more Punk Rock Bowling in Vegas. While coasting through my middle-aged years, I tend to stick to the smaller venues where the capacity is under 1,000 punk people. I've seen some great bands this way, Descendants, Circle Jerks, TSOL, Exploited, Dead Kennedys,etc. Perhaps the WOO should try the smaller venues? I hope this coverage of PUNK isnt a "one-time thing", as I"m sure that I'm not the only one that would love to hear stories of your punk rock years, especially more on your time with with Guttermouth. Safe Travels ,Adam!
@TheDailyWoo that's why I said one of the best, that's why they were the last band for that big of a show. I think that should yell you where they stand. They put on a great show and pretty much every song is a hit, plus for blink 182 to want matt should tell you. Even Tom said he had changed his songs up because of how good Matt's songs were
Thank u Adam Its time u realized it!!!! Adam volunteer somewhere couple hours a week to meet new ppl Figure out where u would like to volunteer do it to meet new ppl
Just went to a Bad Religion show last year and SAME. It's not dead for us, just looks different. My back hurt sooo bad standing on that hard concrete floor in chucks. Omg. But then just went to Alice Cooper and had seats and it was nice. So, comfort always wins! Air five
Hey ATW, Great vlog, love seeing concert footage. But your only a few years older than me and as an avid concert goer, I probably attend roughly 20-30 shows/ festivals a year, almost always in the pit and I love it, I could never imagine leaving a show early. As a Born& Raised Floridian I really think your take on the FL heat is a little much, sure it's humid but it's nothing unbearable like the heat out West. But to each there own, Love the Channel, keep up the good work! 👍
Being an East Bay kid, I feel that I was brought up at all day festivals. I’m trying to remember if I ever saw Guttermouth live. With so many stages, and other things happening, it all gets blurry. I mostly remember a lot of Rancid, and the festival I missed. I should have skipped work at Golfland and gone to Free Tibet, saw Beastie Boys and Total Devastation, where fatties were being thrown off stage. Oh! I also remember Flogging Molly, and all the kids on shoulders that knew all the lyrics, and how all the parents got them outta there before Cypress Hill’s set started, thank goodness. I’d go to another one tomorrow, and I’d take my adult kids, because this is their music now. And just to cause trouble, Woodstock 99’ was the beginning of the end and now we have Coachella. I said what I said.
FYI - no such thing as heat lightning. There was a storm, just far enough away, or the wind direction was keeping the thunder from being heard. Lightning is not created by heat, and it always had thunder. This is a huge misconception that most people don't know.
More core in 24! We just put on a show in San Diego called my town! All local Punk bands going back to 1977 Including Xterminators, DPI, Ministry of Truth, the Skullbusters and many more. I posted a video of Ministry of Truths full set if you want to check it out. Nothing like 60 to 80 year old Punks tearing it up! Old punks never die, great video. Thanks for sharing ☮🤘
@@TheDailyWoo I’ve been watching you for years bro! You’ve definitely inspired me to break out of my comfort zone and explore different things myself. Thank You Adam! 👍👍
I went to No Values Festival in Pomona, CA, this June and yeah, that was a long one. Couldn't find the car for about an hour, but seeing The Misfits was worth it. I just saw Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and The Linda Lindas at SoFi Stadium. Pretty cool, but I was at the top of the place and the sound wasn't so great. I kind of prefer, at forty nine, to be in a seat rather than the pit. Got my fill of that and have nothing left to prove!
my buddy and I went to Punk In Drublic at those fairgrounds and while the bands were amazing, nothing like standing in a swamp with 2 beer options once the beer tasting shuts down. Free hot water. Long lines. Porta potty soaked shoes. Lol! Anyway...
Hey Adam, I'm seeing "The Exploited" in FT Myers in October!! I'm older than you and I ain't too old!!! I'm just happy that people still care and do these events!!!
You are never too old to listen to punk music.There is a band you should listen to they are metal band from North Carolina my favorite Wrestler Jeff Hardy is the lead singer and he is a great singer
I was the same way Adam. I recently went to Berzekus in PA , saw bands like Rival sons, black stone cherry, clutch, black label society etc. Half way through the final act , all I could think about was getting out early to beat traffic getting out of there. 😅
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Love punk rock and the memories of the scene and always my favorite type of music but dang all day festivals aren’t enjoyable for me anymore . I think I need a 3 hour time limit on shows, ha
Yeah well i have lots of great memories too. I am not trying to keep living them?? No we grow up Find new interests
Adam u are an absolutely beautiful man. Love u for u ❤
I used to make shows an all day event. These days I am happy with just a few hours out and a nice night as well.
We dont have all that youthful aggression to let out anymore I guess, lol.
Out of the like 400 members that came and went in Guttermouth, not one of you DID A FUCKING THING to help Mark Adkins with his seriously degrading mental health.
PUNK AS FUCK!
I don’t know how anyone could or would want to listen to that crap😂
I’m right there with you. I’m 57, on the day of the festival. I still love rock and even some punk rock, but the days of fighting the crowds, the heat and walking all day are behind me.
It was behind me after 2004. I pussed out early in life. (Warped at Gilette?)
Fantastic video Adam. Please do more of these in the future. Was so cool seeing a glimpse of your past.
"Punk's Not Dead... It Just Smells That Way..."
I’m at the point in life where if I want to see an artist, I need a chair with a good view, easy access to a bathroom and preferably an inside venue lol. I’m getting old…
I'm there in spirit, my knees and my constitution are back in the house
I totally get that! 😅😅
Add me to the list.
Totally agree, regards from Downunder
I feel like that and I’m only 33
Yep Adam the older you get things change. Your patience your tolerance your priorities. Not older friend just wiser and more experienced
Your not alone Adam. I started going to shows when I was 16 way back in the 80s. I went to 50 or 60 shows a year for around 30 years, the majority being at First Avenue in Mlps. Around age 50 I found that I didn't have the same feeling about going anymore.
You've broadened your horizons and grown as an individual, I say good for you.
❤ old punkers never die they just chill and dig yacht rock ❤
Love that
As an old metal dude the best way to enjoy a festival is with proper sunscreen,hydration, seating and from the edge of the crowd where you can see and feel the music without excessive crowds interference. 😁
No truer words have ever been spoken…
This is the way...
Loved your sentiment at the end. You’ve put your soul into past passions, you’ve built and stacked bricks of experience. The beauty is they never go away, your attention and care is on to new bricks now. Embrace them all.
Absolutely love this! 🫶
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Cool video Adam. I'm 57, you're never too old for good music. I'm surprised you didn't mention the Jane's debacle that happened yesterday. Best concert of my life was Jane's Addiction with the Rollins Band opening in Chicago at the Aragon Ballroom in 1990.
It’s not about being old it called growth. You’ve been there done that. Many , many times now you get excited about new things. That’s all😁
Every 10 years, your life changes, you move on, then realize, OMG I'm that old now! Never give up what makes you happy...keep your dreams Real.
The Vandal's used to play at my punk club in Charlotte the Milestone. We used to play there too with my band TV Violence. Great memories. Loved the video Adam.
The milestone rules !!
Thanks for the shoutouts to all the bands. Outdoor fests are nothing like the punk shows of old in small, drty venues, but it's always a good time at any live show, and it's good to still be able to hear these bands.
It’s been about 20 years since I performed in front of an audience with my band back in the day. I love live music always.
"Nothing says punk rock more like an Aloha shirt." 😂
Truth
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Loved the shirt! 💙
Ace Ventura vibes
I actully spotted quite a few 😅
I'll never be too old for punk rock but I've been too old to be standing in heat and humidity since I was born
I went and saw Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins and Rancid this week. I got front row balcony seats and that helped!!! My only gripe being in my forties was it was waaaay too loud.
I'm not a fan of either of them. I prefer 80s punk bands. No political correctness
@@asablkofc I just went to enjoy memories of the 90’s, which makes me old enough to appreciate people no matter our political differences.
I’ve been wearing ear plugs to punk shows since I was like 25 and honestly it really improves my experience. Just dampens the highs a little bit.
40s? HA! See you in ten years. I never played or thought lIke I was old when I was in my 40s, but you Millennials looove to think you're so old and wise. ahah
If you plan on going to more shows I recommend looking into buying a set of earplugs meant for concerts, they have a noise filter in them that allows some noise through just at a lower decibel. Brings down the volume a bit, and cuts out that harshness you can kinda get from it being to loud, but it doesn't sound muffled like the cheapo foam plugs.
That was a great catch with the lightning at the 25 minute mark. As for the "getting old" part, I've seen a few people in my family go the other way, attending more concerts when they are older. I've definitely gone the other way, but it's mainly going out in general isn't as appealing, plus the cost of some things makes me not want to go.
Thanks for the videos as always. So many memories of visiting my family out in Orlando so hopefully I'll get to return again someday but in the meantime your content keeps me well informed about the parks and many attractions. My uncle was a bus driver for WDW so we did have some benefits in all honesty but he's been retired for quite awhile now which is very much deserved. I use to attend shows of my friends bands as well so it's nice that we do have a lot in common. Glad to support and share.
We were the Smashed Fourheads. Our singer bass player ate a hotdog back stage in three bites because we were on next. In the middle of De Tease ( you always call me but never ball me) he threw up all three pieces in between lyrics right in time. The crowd roared. It was at the Wisconsin Jams, a three day event. Man those were daze.
Hell yeah doggie. The Casualties are one of my favorite punk bands ever. Word.
great video, and I agree with your sentiment on DIY, I feel the same way!
First time ever seeing Punk Rock Bands. Very interesting! Yay for the Rays!! Thank You for taking us on this adventure!! Say Hello from me to Big The Foot. Looking good with the shirt & loving the beard & mustache just as it is! Looking very handsome!! Love the way too you are wearing your hat!!
I saw NFG a couple weeks ago, soooo much nostalgia. I thought at 43 I was too old but I was right in the median age range, for everyone that was at the concert. It's fun to see, how (for alot of us) we went from drinking/drugging/partying, to bringing our kids and it being (mostly) family friendly. I remember/don't remember, soooo many Warped Tours. What a waste.
New found glory is such a great band
Adam, as someone who is 53, welcome to life after 50, where comfort and heading home early becomes increasingly important. 😊
You hit the nail on the head when you said it was like Warped Tour in the 90's. I remember being an artist guest and having all access and hanging out in the bus area with all the bands just partying and also chilling out. LOVE this video!!
lol the mosquitos are relentless… enjoy being home for a little while!
So intense . Soon as as I stepped outside I was bit by one
They’re Florida’s state bird.
@@christianm6052 lol true!
Looks like you had a great time Adam. I'm happy you got to see your old band.
Bologna!! 60 year, child of the '80s here. Still cranking my tunes and going to shows . You will never be too old to do what you love brother!!
You will be cringe tho.
(I am torn on this Tho. On one hand the culture and setting is not for old people and the presence of old people often detracts from the value for the young people. But on the other hand live music is special so I can sincerely understand why you would still want to attend)
@@physetermacrocephalus2209Young people do not care about Punk music. This generation is terrified about offending anyone and they love corporations.
@@perceivedvelocity9914I generally agree. Punk is over, all the best bands are in the books so to speak. I know dropkick murphys shows are open to all ages, basically family friendly. Even young kids there with their parents.
Word that mate, you’re never to old to röck..!!! 🤘🏼
Well anyone would not be interested in going to any show in that humidity and heat! I don't think I could handle that kind of humidity!
Welcome to your 50s Adam... where quality of life and seeing and meeting the people that you like and respect means more than standing in a field all day waiting to get rained on lmao. Very cool you got to go up on stage and to the green room and meet the bands again.
Awesome lightining. That one that streaked across the sky was one of the best I have ever seen.
Safe and happy travels as always.
Adam, really enjoyed your video. Looks like you had a good time there! Looking forward to your next vlog.
My buddy was here and taped these shows on cassette !
Oh,couldn’t watch all that. But, glad you’re home doing something you love! Stay safe! Much love!
I'm 47 and still love going to shows. Festivals are kind of difficult but I went there last year to see the Circle Jerks and Pennywise. Had a great time!
Although I am only 25 years old, I hold great admiration for older punks. My father, who grew up in Southern California, was very involved in the SoCal Punk scene. The movie "Suburbia" starring real punk rockers not actors, the lifestyle of actual punks in SoCal during the 1980s. As a child, my father introduced me to punk rock he saved his punk vinyl collection and passing it on to me. The first bands I listened to were Crass, Subhumans, Circle Jerks, Black Flag, ST, and I became obsessed with The Return of the Living Dead soundtrack and movie.
Adam is technically my father's age and they're still alive and loving life
I’m 38 and grew up in the punk scene played in a few cover bands going to warped tours with my buddies this brings back some of my best memories in life 🤙🏻
Keep on doin what you do Adam!! I agree, some of those all day festivals can feel like a bit of a slog, but its still fun to see all those bands in one day. Especially AAA and Guttermouth!
Adam, I think about that too about older passions. I remember in the late 90's early 2000's I LOVED house and electronic music. I thought the music was timeless and I WOULD NEVER GET TIRED OF IT!. Now... I don't like the music like I did. It is strange getting older. Love your vids man. Thanks for doing what you do! Hope you come back to Central IL soon!
🤣🤣🤣Adam I thought that you were referring to Richard Simmons “Sweating to the oldies” exercise VHS🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣HILARIOUS
Ha yea they used the same name
I remember the good old days park hopping at WDW all day long and now a little festival like that wears me out. Enjoy it while you can Adam!
🎶🎸🥁 Thanks for taking us backstage. I like that punk rock Disney album that just came out. I know that is more main stream bands but it is fun hearing Disney covers that way.
Just saw afi a week ago was nice and comfortable in my chair lol ill be in orlando for the forst time oct 29th i am stoked!
You are such an active person… and so so many fun things. What a life! It’s incredible. You don’t seem to have slowed down at all!
Amazing Adam Love GUTTERMOUTH gutted to never see you with them. Based in UK 🇬🇧 (Scotland) home of Punk
Been to many punk rock shows. Good times. But now I look at that crowd and everyone is old lol. Good video!
I was always a hardcore kid growing up. Agnostic front, war zone, sick of it all. Bands like that. Cant say I loved punk much but it’s good to see the punk scene is still somewhat alive and the bad tattoos are still showing up and the 25 second punk songs that were on every album lol
Dude, this brings back memories myself. I play the bass. And drums also and guitar. I played in a punk rock band in 1998 in a battle of the bands.
I went to an all day emo festival with my then gf who is about 4 yrs younger than me. Inland empire and it was over 100 and humid. She couldn’t understand how I was dying. I’m old foo. I was experiencing heat exhaustion and I went to stand in the shade and eventually sit in the car. She did not check on me ONCE. I didn’t see her until it was time to leave. I broke up with her shortly after.
Welcome to 50 my friend. After my husband got kicked in the head by a crowd surfer we stopped going to the front at shows. Now we have slowed our concert-going all together. Would rather spend the money on Disney trips. 😂
Glad you mentioned Down By Law, and loved the story about the PRAFS cassette. DBL is one of my all-time favorites. Dave Smalley looked and sounded amazing...he's been through hell for the last year
I'm with you there Adam. I've stopped going to concerts entirely because I get so physically exhausted after 2-3 songs, especially if it's standing room only. Refusing to give up on theme parks though despite my legs and hip paying for it the next day.
The heat lightning was Beautiful!!
Oh man, no alkaline trio!! Love the punk vlogs, takes me back to my earlier years. I went to so many shows in my youth. I can’t do them anymore but I’ll definitely watch on a vlog.
Getting old just like the rest of us lol !! No more mosh pits for me either jamming to the punk rock era ! I’ll just jam out to the music lol 😆 great vlog as always Adam!!👍🏻😎🇺🇸🦅
Adam keep making these videos ,
Loved it , remember you’re really tired still from your road.trips , Get Some Good Rest. . Thanks for going and posting. #Punk🖤
Rock on Adam, great vibes Punk was wild back in the 90's now younger kids are smashing in to old school tunes because the music of today is so bad.
Guttermouth is one hundred percent a awesome american band🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Love seeing L-Acoustics! bet it sound amazing!
I feel old after chasing my kid around the festival all day. Was an awesome surprise running into you and getting to chat for a second.
Man I wanted to see the The Casualties and the Vandals.
I played bass for the Casualties before Mike back when they were starting out but I was 2 years too young so I got the boot but we all still friends.
But yeah moving to Miami front NYC / Northern Jersey like 17 years ago I still can't deal with the heat. Too bad Churchills pub closed it was the CBGBs of the south ihere in Little Haiti Miami.
Adam! Joe from so far no good/degenerate elite here…. Been years, man! I was at that show, wish we’d have run into each other. Dwarves were the top tier for me. Congrats on your channel, looks like a huge success.
I saw Guttermouth I believe at my first Warped tour. At the first warped. Later on early 2000s saw many Alkaline trio shows when I lived in Florida. I have soo many Ray's hats.
I'm 59. Got into punk at 14. I haven't been to a show since '99 and probably won't be going to any in the foreseeable future, but it looks like it was a cool show.
Punk in the Park isn't doing the flagship 2 day festival in Silverado, CA this year because the same promoters are doing the final NOFX shows, which is a 3 day festival in San Pedro in just a few weeks.
But they do a great job at ensuring the fan experience avoiding bands sets overlapping.
If only the No Values festival at the Pomona Fairplex earlier this year implemented something like that. The two main stages overlapped set times, so for instance 15 minutes into Sublime's set Bad Religion started their set at the other main stage.
No Values was over priced and poorly organized with poor set time planning and a lack of parking staff. But hey , the OG Misfits played
Punk rock always stays with you, no matter your age, 🤟 also. Will we ever see you playing bass on a vlog .? I would love to see that. As a former bass player myself
I’m not sure honestly . I pick it up from time to time
I hate punk rock but I love Rob Zombie music
Pretty sure he did at the punk rock museum vlog
Saw the final NOFX show there a year or so ago. Such an amazing show. Crazy to see Cirle Jerks still slamming around like they were in their 20s 😂
Yesterday I had a GIANT mosquito land on my thumb and refused to get off when I shook my hand. These things are like Jurassic mosquitoes here in Florida now. Hope the Guttermouth guys are doing good. 😊
If it was that big.... did you maybe confuse a mosquito with a May fly?
They are . Was good to catch up after all these years
I'm pretty sure the official florida state bird is the mosquito.
Kinda disappointed that you didn't strap on a bass and jump in with Guttermouth, Adam. Great video, tho. Long Live Punk! ✊😎
I'm 35 and grew up in south FL. TNT came and played when I was in my teenage band on the south east fl coast. I watched you for quite a while because of van life stuff before I put it together. I Think you showed a TNT sticker in your van or something and I remembered Ten New Toes and The New Threat from when I was like 14. Still love you and your channel. Opening for The Vandals and BR is such a huge check on the the punker list. Congrats on that! And I hope 2 years in Guttermouth didn't leave you with too much PTSD haha. Have you been to any of the last NOFX shows? I was at the Orlando one that was like a year ago now. Aging punkers. Wtf
Love the shirt Adam !
It always gets me at the etiquette in the midst of a mosh pit. When someone goes to the ground there's always someone there to help you get back up and quick to throw a punch after... 😆
Adam, you really should consider starting a garage band with Justin and vlog the journey. Scarred Woo or The Woo and the Scarred or The Woo Tang Clan
FINALLY, you talk about Punk Rock. I still love the punk scene, but the larger venues like Punk in the park arent my thing anymore, although I may want one more Punk Rock Bowling in Vegas. While coasting through my middle-aged years, I tend to stick to the smaller venues where the capacity is under 1,000 punk people. I've seen some great bands this way, Descendants, Circle Jerks, TSOL, Exploited, Dead Kennedys,etc. Perhaps the WOO should try the smaller venues? I hope this coverage of PUNK isnt a "one-time thing", as I"m sure that I'm not the only one that would love to hear stories of your punk rock years, especially more on your time with with Guttermouth.
Safe Travels ,Adam!
You skipped trio I can't believe that :( one of the best live bands. Damn
I wouldn’t go that far . Great band I listen to them all the time but to say they are one of the best live bands is a stretch
@TheDailyWoo that's why I said one of the best, that's why they were the last band for that big of a show. I think that should yell you where they stand. They put on a great show and pretty much every song is a hit, plus for blink 182 to want matt should tell you. Even Tom said he had changed his songs up because of how good Matt's songs were
My Uncle is in his 50s and loves punk rock so you are not too old. He still goes to punk rock concerts in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Thank u Adam
Its time u realized it!!!!
Adam volunteer somewhere couple hours a week to meet new ppl
Figure out where u would like to volunteer do it to meet new ppl
Josh Freese is definitely one of the greats!
No question
A Cool Video Adam, even though it was extremely hot outdoors. 😊
Just went to a Bad Religion show last year and SAME. It's not dead for us, just looks different. My back hurt sooo bad standing on that hard concrete floor in chucks. Omg. But then just went to Alice Cooper and had seats and it was nice. So, comfort always wins! Air five
Hey ATW, Great vlog, love seeing concert footage. But your only a few years older than me and as an avid concert goer, I probably attend roughly 20-30 shows/ festivals a year, almost always in the pit and I love it, I could never imagine leaving a show early. As a Born& Raised Floridian I really think your take on the FL heat is a little much, sure it's humid but it's nothing unbearable like the heat out West. But to each there own, Love the Channel, keep up the good work! 👍
Being an East Bay kid, I feel that I was brought up at all day festivals. I’m trying to remember if I ever saw Guttermouth live. With so many stages, and other things happening, it all gets blurry. I mostly remember a lot of Rancid, and the festival I missed. I should have skipped work at Golfland and gone to Free Tibet, saw Beastie Boys and Total Devastation, where fatties were being thrown off stage.
Oh! I also remember Flogging Molly, and all the kids on shoulders that knew all the lyrics, and how all the parents got them outta there before Cypress Hill’s set started, thank goodness. I’d go to another one tomorrow, and I’d take my adult kids, because this is their music now. And just to cause trouble, Woodstock 99’ was the beginning of the end and now we have Coachella. I said what I said.
FYI - no such thing as heat lightning. There was a storm, just far enough away, or the wind direction was keeping the thunder from being heard. Lightning is not created by heat, and it always had thunder. This is a huge misconception that most people don't know.
More core in 24! We just put on a show in San Diego called my town! All local Punk bands going back to 1977 Including Xterminators, DPI, Ministry of Truth, the Skullbusters and many more. I posted a video of Ministry of Truths full set if you want to check it out. Nothing like 60 to 80 year old Punks tearing it up! Old punks never die, great video. Thanks for sharing ☮🤘
The WOO never disappoints
Thank you
@@TheDailyWoo I’ve been watching you for years bro! You’ve definitely inspired me to break out of my comfort zone and explore different things myself. Thank You Adam! 👍👍
I went to No Values Festival in Pomona, CA, this June and yeah, that was a long one. Couldn't find the car for about an hour, but seeing The Misfits was worth it.
I just saw Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins, Rancid, and The Linda Lindas at SoFi Stadium. Pretty cool, but I was at the top of the place and the sound wasn't so great. I kind of prefer, at forty nine, to be in a seat rather than the pit. Got my fill of that and have nothing left to prove!
Dang it, was supposed to go yesterday but had a few too many drinks the night before 😂 glad to watch your vid 🫶
my buddy and I went to Punk In Drublic at those fairgrounds and while the bands were amazing, nothing like standing in a swamp with 2 beer options once the beer tasting shuts down. Free hot water. Long lines. Porta potty soaked shoes. Lol! Anyway...
Hi Adam! Love hearing about your music days. Too cool.
Yay! Down By Law, I worked with Hunter in the TV field, who was in the band.
Great Lineup. Alkaline Trio is awesome.
Hey Adam, I'm seeing "The Exploited" in FT Myers in October!! I'm older than you and I ain't too old!!! I'm just happy that people still care and do these events!!!
You are never too old to listen to punk music.There is a band you should listen to they are metal band from North Carolina my favorite Wrestler Jeff Hardy is the lead singer and he is a great singer
I love Teenage Bottlerocket when I last saw them the brothers were sharing the stage
Just went to my first punk concert back in May! Bad Religion and Social Distortion! It was awesome!
Thanks for another great review
I was the same way Adam. I recently went to Berzekus in PA , saw bands like Rival sons, black stone cherry, clutch, black label society etc. Half way through the final act , all I could think about was getting out early to beat traffic getting out of there. 😅
I was just thinking about you and your channel today. Miss the road shows.
We are a punk rock loving fam. Punk Rock Bowling in Vegas last year was very rough but great bands. Need shade, hydration and chairs nowadays.
Going to Tampa in a couple weeks for a death metal show, so excited!
Great vlog.