Australian music outlet, theMusic.au’s Mark Hebblewhite has recently conducted a short interview with Davey Havok of AFI. The topics include the longevity of the band (26 years), their set list length, the songs they play and the strategy they have behind them, their life-styles and more.
Davey also mentions that before 2003’s Sing the Sorrow success, that they were never able to tour Australia, but ever since that success, they have been. With that being said, Australia is set to own the last leg of the Blood Tour starting September 9th when AFI is set to storm the Big Top in Sydney NSW. Check out part of the interview below:
"We change the setlist up a little bit every night to keep it interesting for us - it’s a matter of whim really. But we’re also careful not to double up too much on songs we played the last time in that city - so people who are seeing us again get something different. We also don’t like to play for too long. Some bands play for like two hours - but that’s too much (laughs) - we keep… continue reading.
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