On this episode of DTB’s “Dream Tour”, the alternative rock band, Texas King, discusses their ultimate tour lineup, while on tour with Motherfolk. Texas King is currently supporting their newest EP, Capsize.
Information about this video: Film Date - April 9, 2022 Location - Subterranean in Chicago, IL
Video summary: 00:00 Introduction 00:16 Dream Tours 03:31 Ending
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Hey guys, we're Texas King, I'm Jordan, Colin, Phil, and Melvin, and we're going to talk
about our dream tours, Dead or Alive, I'll start.
I think, uh, okay this would be a cool tour, Kings of Leon, Headlining, Sorry, Catfish
and the Bottlemen, The Glorious Sons, and Us.
Four band tour, chill with you?
Yeah, it would be a worldwide tour, and it would be year-round, that would be my dream
tour, and they're all alive, none of them are dead.
I would hope that Kings of Leon would play the Come Around Sundown tunes, you know, like
that era, Catfish and the Bottlemen, I just think it would be a good sonic relationship
on tour, you know, well all of the bands really, and then The Glorious Sons, uh, big fans,
I'm a big fan of them, and we play with them a couple times, and it's fun when we play
with them, so, just want to play with them more, yeah.
And then us, cause, I'm in the band, I want it to be us.
Jordan, that's why I love you, we're on the same page buddy, I would, my dream tour would
be Kings of Leon, Headlining, Glorious Sons, homies from Canada going on in the middle,
and we'd open up, we'd start the fire for them, you know, get the people warmed up.
That would be my dream tour, uh, worldwide as well, maybe select, you know, we could
just do like two dates in Japan, at least six months on the road, a year would be great,
maybe we could pepper in a month break here or there, you know, come back, see the band.
I think Europe's like a whole thing, right?
That's right, that's right, but yeah, that's my dream tour, just like Jordan.
Alright, I would be, The Who would headline, they would be like 1970s era Who, and like
the members are still alive, not like the new incarnation with only half the members,
so like, original lineup, The Who, um, they're probably like my favorite classic rock band,
and they're one of the first bands that my dad like got me into when he was showing me
records when I was like a teenager, um, then probably Sum 41, because they were like the
first band I saw on television, like my music videos and stuff in Canada that kind of made
me want to like listen to punk rock and like learn how to play bass and be in a band, and
then yeah, then Death Cab for Cutie, because they're like just a band that I've always
really liked and find them pretty inspiring, so, and then us, and yeah, world tour of course,
maybe 300 Days, something like that.
Um, let's see, I'm gonna be a little bit more spastic with mine, I would
Headliner, Dave Matthews band, because I would just sit there and watch Carter Beaufort play
all night, get a little groovy, then I'm gonna change it up, I would say Ghost,
they're my favorite band, I love the theatrics, I just love that production, and then the final one,
Gaslight Anthem, because I love that band as well too, uh, and then, and then us, yeah,
world tour, like Phil said, 300 dates, twice, you know, maybe two years in a row,
because the tour did so well, because it was so genre bending, no, I'm just joking,
but uh, yeah, that's what I would love, yeah.
