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Matt Mingus - Dance Gavin Dance on Good Things Festival (Audio Interview)

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Heavy Metal Wordsmith
Nov 7, 2019
8 min read

Good things are great, hey! And Good Things Festival is going to be the absolute greatest way to send out 2019. One of the killer bands on the line up is Dance Gavin Dance, the progressive rock and post-hardcore band we all know and love. It's actually their first time playing an Australian festival since Soundwave carked it back in 2015, and we could not be more excited to have them down here again.

We had a chat to drummer Matt Mingus about their new song 'Blood Wolf' and the uhh ... interestingly weird music video for it, working on album number 10 and the one thing they're giving Aussies before anyone else in the world. Go on, give it a listen!

Interview by Ebony Story

[audio src="https://wallofsoundau.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/DGD-Interview-music-bed.mp3"][/audio]

Good Things Festival Lineup 2019

Good Things Festival 2019

Parkway Drive | A Day To Remember
Violent Soho | Simple Plan
Bad Religion | Trivium
Skeggs | Simple Creatures | Karnivool
The Veronicas | Coheed And Cambria
Falling In Reverse | Enter Shikari
Dance Gavin Dance | Reel Big Fish | | Poppy | Thy Art Is Murder
The Damned Things | Ice Nine Kills | Slowly Slowly
Man With A Mission | The Bennies | Voyager | Yours Truly | Windwaker
The Beautiful Monument | Gravemind

Friday 6 December – Flemington Racecourse, Melbourne
Saturday 7 December – Centennial Park, Sydney
Sunday 8 December – Brisbane Showgrounds, Brisbane

Brisbane and Melbourne’s shows are licensed and all ages 15+ while Sydney is still to be confirmed. Venues and lineup subject to change…

Tickets Here

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Heavy Metal Wordsmith

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