Davey Havok DEEP DIVE Interview 2021 đ€AFI History, Blaqk Audio, New DREAMCAR? Meeting Aaron Rodgers
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 6. 12. 2021
- In this episode of Tuna on Toast, Ted Stryker welcomes Davey Havok to the Tuna On Toast studio to celebrate life and 30 years of AFI in this in depth and fun interview.
For this episode, it's the Avocado on Toast studio :)
Stryker and Davey cover so much ground, from AFI, Blaqk Audio and Dreamcar, to funny late night Hollywood stories and a ton more!
Davey tells Stryker how he injured his throat during quarantine, what the diagnosis eventually was, and how it's healed.
The guys talk about the big New Years Eve Blaqk Audio Show coming up and Davey actually surprises Stryker with his answer to the question about Blaqk Audio rehearsals (or lack thereof). He explains how he and Jade Puget get ready for their BA shows.
Davey tells Stryker a great story of his Katy Perry encounter including a situation that went down at her show when Davey was rocking a beautiful raspberry red Marc Jacobs suit.
Davey then explains to Stryker why he constantly creates, where that passion comes from, and what album he received for his 5th birthday.
Davey discusses with Stryker growing up in Ukiah with guys like Adam Carson, Jade and Nic 13 and the life journey that took him there.
Davey tells another great and funny story about the time he met Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers in Hawaii.
Davey and Stryker talk about when AFI moved to Berkeley, and the first time playing 924 Gilman Street and jumping on stage to play a few songs during a Rancid show.
Stryker and Davey then discuss early AFI albums and what the legendary concert booker Stormy Shepherd told Davey when he asked her to book AFI.
Both Stryker and Davey attempt to recall a night many years ago in Hollywood that involved supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio and the very fun Chambers Brothers.
Davey talks about meeting with and signing to a major label and what that experience was like.
The guys chat about the All Hallow's EP, the Total Immortal video, The Art of Drowning, Sing the Sorrow and decemberunderground and what the avalanche of success was like.
Davey and Stryker also chat about Dreamcar and the possibility of creating more music with Tony Kanal, Adrian Young and Tom Dumont.
Davey reveals to Stryker his favorite AFI album and the guys talk about the upcoming AFI bodies tour.
The new AFI merch (some designed by Skinhead Rob Aston) is fantastic, be on the lookout for the different releases to celebrate 30 years of AFI.
So much ground was covered, the above text are just a few of the highlights of the interview.
Davey is such a powerful and sweet man that has always stuck to his guns.
He is a true artist and a great dude. Thank you so much for watching this episode of Tuna on Toast.....Avocado on Toast.
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No matter how many interviews I watch of this man. He still is a mystery to me, It's never enough.
Davey changed my life... in 6th grade i bought the Halloween E.P... and after that, it took me only 3 months to buy every AFI cd... now i am a hardcore vocalist, and it's all thanks to him.
What
2003 was the best year of my life, and AFI was part of the soundtrack.
They came to Australia for the first time that year. 20 years on still hasnât been topped. What a man. What a band
Same man same
same...
I concur đ€đœ
Davey is a legend. He's paid his dues in the music world. Dudes official.
Davey is just such an absolute delight, I could listen to him ramble forever about...pretty much anything. Great interview as ever!
I listened to an interview he did on Daniel P Carter's podcast yesterday and I agree. He's such an engaging guest, you can tell he enjoys chatting with certain people.
Ilove good music,with nice verses
My favourite songs,ilove everything,but"17crimes","3dseason","love like winter","this times imperfect","man ina suitcase are fave
Also love"The days of the phoenix"
Can't stand listening to any male sounding like a female. Shit is annoying
I smile when I see Davey appear on anything.
Davey was/still is one of my all-time singer heroes. The 14 year old me geeked out over this interview. Its so cool to here these guys talk about stuff as an adult now. Just rad dudes.
Sing the Sorrow, possibly my favourite album of all time. Loved seeing them in the UK at every possible opportunity. Please come back soon! What a great guy.
My ALL TIME favourite!
Greetings from Sheffield đ
Incredible album. Everything on that album is stellar
Stood out immediately cos I loved every song on the record đ and I almost never feel that way about any album đđđ
Sing the sorrow is the album of my childhood. Holy fuck not one skippable song
AFI was the most influential band of my youth. My first 4 tattoos were all inspired by the AFI albums Shut Your Mouth/Black Sails/The Art of Dowling/Sing the Sorrow.
I have a Art Of Drowning tat. đ
How embarrassing
It blew my mind that Daveâs brought up his Son Of Sam album - its an awesome album
Man for real. I still listen to that album. Itâs so good!
@@WulfJake same!
I've got it in my car at the moment - one of my all time favourites.
Noo Michael!
@@danielnelson4881 not this time!! Iâve been waiting for oh so long
Nice to see Davey is still Davey being Davey
Itâs so sad to hear that Dreamcar didnât do well enough to ensure a second record, itâs probably my favorite version of Daveyâs vocals, so joyful, so uplifting, so so much fun, Iâll take the 50% chances of them releasing new music.
Really bad project imo. New AFI would be much better
I'm with you on that!! Also with "Bodies", I was so trilled when he said it0s his favorite AFI album, cause it's mine as well xD , And it saddens me so much, to know Dreamcar didn't do well unu
I would love more Dreamcar too. Even if it can't exist furthermore under full LPs and it's the occasional song or EP. Granted music is something that everyone has a different opinion on, but I prefer Dreamcar to AFI's discography following Crash Love, and near the entirety of Blaqk Audio - which debatably exists now as a passion project than a commercially vial outlet.
Davey is such an under-appreciated artist. So nice to hear him mention the Son of Sam era.
He's a rockstar these days, what do you mean he's under-appreciated
â@@greghauser742CZcams....Reddit....the safe place for idiots to make idiotic comments... here's an example - "Whitney Houston, her vocal range is very much under rated".
"The Beatles are under appreciated and they should have more fans. They'd definitely be more likely to tour because it's financial madness to be playing to clubs and pubs with just the half doz drunks that basically live there".
My face literally hurts from smiling so huge for the entire interview! Wonderful! Davey is *chefâs kiss* as close to perfection as a human could be in my eyes. Excellent interview. More like friendâs chatting. Just delightful!
You're so welcome, Davey! What a privilege to hear you talk about yourself and your bands! Been a fan of AFI for 20 years!
What a wonderful Interview!!! Davey always so humble đ
Stryker youâre so amazing with these interviews, thank you!
Songs from the Earth was such an underrated album. Davey and AFI were such a huge part of my teenage years, I'll always hear Sing the Sorrow or something like Songs from the Earth (Son of Sam) and hear Davey's soaring voice in my head!
Rewatching this interview after the epic 20 Years of Sorrow show at the Kia Forum in L.A. this past Saturday. I adore you, Davey Havok! đ€
I could listen to him talk forever. What a fantastic interview and thank you for asking about Dreamcar! I loved that era soo much and hoping they make a comeback sooner rather than later. Thank you for this âșïžâ€ïž
âNow that A Fire Inside is Lit â I just know you were excited for that pun opportunity hahaah đđ„
what a delight of a chat! all those stories and the love they're shared with sure took me to them despite the fact I was just a kid by then
my parents raised me on afi. i remember being 4 years old and decemberunderground had just came out, and i forced them to play the cd everytime we were in the car. still love afi so much.
EDIT: almost a year later and i still adore afi with everything i have. i tried so hard to get tickets to the 20th anniversary. was gonna go to the other side of the country for them. ticket master sucks tho :(
Wow I am old
This makes me so happy to read, I was in highschool when decemberunderground came outđ„°
@@ellejay1598 I was in highschool when sing the sorry came out đą
My life in a nutshell, been listening since birth đ€
You were 4 when that album came out?! đđđđđ Iâve never felt my age more than I do now
Somehow just now watching this but, Merry Christmas to meeee đđđ thank you for this. Always an invigorating experience to hear Davey speak on himself and his escapades uninterrupted for over an hour straight đ„°âš
30 years of AFI! That's amazing. LOVE this so much
Pure pleasure đ€,great talk!love Dave and Afi!30years! incredible
So glad Stryker has a podcast, one of the few who can actually interview/talk to others given his background!
He and Davey always have great chemistry this podcast could have easily been multiple hours long.
Love listening to anything Davey has to say
THANK YOU so much!
Great interview Stryker! Thanks for doing this Davey. Even more of a fan after watching this. Been listening to AFI since the late 90's.
AFI played âSelf Pityâ at the Salt Lake show for the Bodies tour. He dedicated the song to Stormy. Listing to him talk about their history makes it so much better
You should have printed out an avocado đ„ and taped it over Tuna
I absolutely adore everything about this manđ€â ïž one of the best humans on the planet, not to mention one of the best vocalists of all time. So stoked to come across this interview.
I have been constantly impressed by him and his works, lovely to see recent interview, especially a good one such as this!
The most fun and interesting sit down I've seen yet with Davey. Ty
This east coaster loves Davey so much. I feel like I grew up with AFI & we never grew apart.
Stryker is a legend. The relationship heâs formed with Davey lends itself nicely to this interview. AFI forever.
Such a great interview! You vibe off each other well and you donât cut him off and just let him spew out everything and then you add and lead. Top notch
Such a good interview. All of your interviews feel so organic. Itâs refreshing, and feels more like old friends catching up. Davey is such a humble guy, would love to see him on the street and just give him a high five.
Jesse, I really appreciate the nice words!
Such anice conversation! favourite artist and band
Love đđ Afi andDavid
Love đ
Totally! Love his aesthetic and energy. Would love to see him on the street too!
Love the chemistry here. Stryker knows how to give compliments and Davey is so open and appreciative. Great interview đ
Davey and Stryker chatting and chilling out is just so delightful. I could listen to them all day. Davey fascinates me and I adore him - he is so talented as a multi-faceted artist and vegan spokesperson đ„đđ€
Thank you for sharing this interview Mr. Stryker!
Everything about this interview is adorable. I love how excited they both are to be hanging out. It's infectious đ
This was such a good interview. This made my Monday, honestly.
Ohh my....I was sooo obsessed with AFI. Black Sails and Art Of Drowning are you kidding?!?!? This is great thank you so much!
It's so cool hearing about the long history of AFI from Davey himself and he's such an eloquent personable guy. I just got done watching the '96 Fireside Bowl Chicago live show on BlankTV channel as well
Davey just needs to accept that he IS a Fashion Icon đ€ and the swift sunglasses at the end đ
Son of Sam! Yes! I loved that CD! Iâm so glad to hear Glenn was on board. Thanks, Davey!
I just saw afi in Chicago at the Riviera on Nov 15th. The show was outstanding and Davey the ultimate singer and showman. The energy in that theatre was off the charts! AFI delivered.
i was there too! that was my first AFI show. I'm a huge No Doubt fan and learned about Davey thru Dreamcar. I'm late to the party but i can't wait for the next time he tours.
Thank you so much for this interview!
Wow. Excellent interview. My complete undivided attention. Thanks Stryker! Thanks Davey!
thank you, Daniel! appreciate you checking it out!
I haven't heard AFI in a while, but they were a pivotal band to me growing up. This was amazing.
I love this man. Very underrated, extremely talented, great person all around. Hope to see more stuff from him soon.
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I'll never forget, and I'll forever love the AFI/MTV concert for Sing the Sorrow. đ€đ€đ€
Out of all the bands I have followed and all the front men or women I have admired, Davey is my all-time favorite. So genuine, unassuming, kind, friendly and a pleasure to watch and listen to. Not forgetting to mention, a talented creative genius.
I'll go ahead and be comment number 138 and thank you for this podcast. So well produced, so endearing, Stryker I listened to you on loveline for years and still remember something pretty specific you said (too raunchy for youtube comments even) that stuck with me my whole life haha :) I love Davey Havok, used to use his name as my screen name in chat rooms back in the dayyyy... anyways thanks again and cheers to 2022
THANK YOU! Just reading your comment, I really appreciate it!
This makes me miss KROQ when Styker played a bunch of AFI songs for the first time for the masses. Kevin and Bean in the morning with all the stoner jokes. Best times đ
I got into AFI during 8th grade in '96/'97. Been a fan ever since.
Loved every second. Davey is the GOAT
AFI my favorite band of all time. Davey comes across like such a genuine and nice gentleman. Their lyrics have meant a lot to me. Definitely underrated as a band. The Son of Sam album he sang on was awesome. The song Michale đ„.
I hope they continue to make music for many more years to come as AFI or Blaqk Audio.
Woah, the throwback part to Son Of Sam & some of the bands mentioned was awesome.
If I have to spend my life on a deserted island and can only take ONE album, it will be an AFI(hard to choose), but definitely AFI. Thanks for the most KILLA songs, no one out there has come close to topping the quality. Fave tunes: end transmission, beautiful thieves, girlâs gone grey, this time imperfect, bleed black, medicate, ⊠i could go all day. Your music is food for the soulđ
I think Davey is one of the most eloquent and interesting people of all time. đ€ my best gal and I saw Dreamcar in AZ in the very beginning and it was packed and so much fun. I got to see them again at a festival and it was just such a experience.
This was such a relaxing, enjoyable watch. It feels like I'm part of a group of buddies just chatting about what we love.
Thank you so much!
I'm smiling!So nice toseehim,thanks,loveAfi
Great interview!!! Davey is just the best, such an articulate kind soul. As a 20 year AFI fan and Bay Area local, this was so fun to watch!
Great interview ! Davey is the best
THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR TALKING ABOUT SON OF SAM! I know I'm a little late to the party here, but that album was a riot when I was a kid.
I remember seeing AFI on home turf as a kid between that and a kid playing greenday at scout camp got me into punk rock. Growing up in Fort Bragg Ukiah seemed big.
I've been listening to AFI since early/mid 90s. So many amazing albums in different musical styles. Can't wait to go to the Salt Lake City concert later this year
This was such a great interview!
Loved this interview †, and its so crazy to hear where his influences and his inspirations about creating art came from ,universe its so amazing and how art comes and goes during the eras its just amazing to know
Great interview! Great chemistry. Huge fan of both these amazing men. đ€đ€đ€
Katie you are the best thank you!
Davey is just the best! Heâs such a smart and articulate guy, and genuinely interesting. Always so polite!
Awesome interview! Awesome to see Davey doing so well. I'm in Texas and now I am a subscriber! Well and Island off the coast, called Galveston, which is part of Texas =)
Son of sam is perfection.
@TunaonToastwithStryker This was the best Davey interview I've ever seen! It was cool to hear stories from back in the day and old experiences. Most interviewers would just ask generic questions about the new record lol Felt more like a conversation / reminiscing between old friends which I find way more interesting and kool! It sounds like you guys could go on forever, perhaps a Part 2 with Davey could be possible in the future? Maybe? Wink wink nudge nudge lol :D
I met Davey back in 2000 in Louisville, KY. AFI slayed! Also the art of drowning is still in my opinion the greatest punk rock album of all time. Davey is to punk/post punk what the misfits were. Underrated but True artist! AFI forever! Got nothing but love! đŠđŠđŠđŠ
Rob
Came here for this comment!! Yes best album! đ€đ»
Yessssss
Cant argue with this, sing the sorrow and black sails are also great runners up
Met Davey at 924 Gilman St. I used to hang out there all the time. Awe, the good ole days! Never forget the time at Bottom of the Hill when AFI played as The Boys Who Destroyed the World. Such a fun small show. Now weâre all about or in our 40âs! đ
Amazing interview with an amazing subject. Fucking wild to hear him say the name "Son of Sam" in 2021.
You're welcome to both of you. We all surely appreciate what you have to say, Davey. All the love for every iota of emotion and energy you present for each and every one of us fans and hopefuls.
This could have gone on for another hour and I would have loved every minute. Great, personal and relaxed interview
thank you, Kevin!
Lol ... I'm like 3 minutes in and I can tell this is gold
Great interview. My first time seeing AFI was when they opened up for Dance Hall Crashers & No Use For A Name. Mid 90âs. Wanna say 96-97. I was hooked.
Those were great times and we didnt even realize it at the time, I saw them in late 95 when they were basically unknown. Tiny grange hall in Nevada City with maybe 30 people there at most. Moshing with Davey and the rest of the band for 2 hours straight. Afterwards they hung out with everyone BS'ed, and signed stuff
@@ST19859 Thatâs so dope. They were amazing live. Still are to this day.
Davey is such an interesting person, I could listen to him talk all day.
I really enjoyed this interview. Davey seems like such a great person.
Incredible interview! Love you both
love you sam!
Afi is my favorite band ever. I have 4 tattoos inspired by them. I love all their albums for different reasons. Been a fan since I was 15 in 2001 and not one day goes by that I don't listen to at least one song.
such a cool interview, what an inspiring man! great job
@daveyhavok just reached the point in the interview 38 minutes when you thanked us for listening to your music and message. Honestly I want to give you a shoutout as well because the music you make has evolved and I def appreciate it. !
Davey H. Man. So glad homeboys still out here making tunes. Been a fan since they first broke. He's always been such a good role model- I hope he knows he's responsible for alot of great people's choice to be kind and googhesrtex while still handling there business
I Want A Mohawk is one of my new favorite AFI songs because I only listened to that album for the first time last week .. đ
Davey is always so classy, intelligent, and well spoken.
Absolutely love him.
Love Davey. What a fantastic and awesome human being đ
Ahhh the way he says "overcome them," at 5:15 makes my heart go pitter patter.
Loving these interviews, brother đđŒ
Heâs so sweet âoh no, donât do it, Iâm not worth $475â đđ
They came really long way and paid dues to the music,also what an interesting poetry!his songs are meaningful,very passionate
This is such a fantastic interview with DXH. I appreciate Avocado on Toast! đ„
Can't wait for San Diego in February!
Cool interview! Well done Stryker đ„
I had the exact same throat thing! Same spot too. It started during covid lockdown and caused by stress/acid reflux coming up and burning my vocal chords. I lost my voice and was unable to talk. Lump in my throat for months! Changed my diet and took some meds and now Iâm all good. Took months to get back to normal. One of the worst periods of my life hands down.