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- [Winston]
The fighters. The survivors.

Against the grain
and against the odds.

[audience cheering
and applauding]

It's a time-worn story,

but this one takes you
somewhere different.

[dramatic music,
audience cheering]

Wacken Open Air.

In the world of heavy metal,

this is the pinnacle
of music festivals.

The road to the stage
cannot be bought.

It must be earned
through respect,

passion, and authenticity.

And this year it will be
headlined by a new breed;

self-managed,
self-made, self-defined.

The last band anyone saw coming.

The underdogs.

- [Winston]
♪ Oh oh oh

- [Man 1] These are the biggest
festivals in the world.

It's fucking wild.

- If rock is dead,
somebody ain't looking.

- [Merlin] There's this
ongoing conversation

that's becoming,
kind of more and more vital

at the moment about who the
next headliners are gonna be.

- Obviously there's no
Black Sabbath anymore.

Aerosmith is saying
it's the last time round.

And as an industry, you've
gotta be looking at, you know,

who are the artists
that are gonna come through

and gonna be festival headliners
of the next few years?

- Yeah, hello.

[man laughing]

My name is Jia O'Connor.

[laughing]

- I'm Luke Thomas Kilpatrick.

- In five years...

- Five years...

- ...in five years, hopefully,
I'll be hitting wood, still.

- If Parkway's over,

which it probably will
be, realistically.

- I could be an
electronics man. Awesome.

- [Ben] An electrician.

- [Jia] An electrician.

- [Luke] He'll also fix pedals.
- That's it.

- [Jia] Fix guitar pedals.
- I will fix guitar pedals.

- Maybe a baby on the way.

- I'll be in this band,
tour the world,

I'll have a good head
still, hopefully,

and that'll get me
somewhere in this world.

- I'm 23, a bit old. Then
I'll be 28, that's even older.

I've got not much, so,
I'm not going many places.

- My Australian mates, Parkway
Drive, in the house, yeah!

- They wanna be one of
the biggest metal bands
in the world.

- The next generation,
it has to start now.

["Wild Eyes"]

- Metal doesn't
need the mainstream.

We don't need
mainstream approval,

we don't need to be getting
high-charting albums to survive.

- Fuck the Top 100.
Fuck all that bullshit.

[audience cheering]

- [Andy] You've gotta put
on great shows,

you've got to have
people coming to the gigs

and leaving thinking, "Wow".

[cheering]

Big shows does not come cheap.

But, it is about
investing in the future.

[fire crackling]

[audience cheering]

[clanking]

[wind blowing]

[fire crackling]

[dramatic music]

[wind blowing]

[electricity surging]

[clicking]

[equipment banging]

[people chatting]

- We're the biggest
we've ever been by far,

and we're potentially
losing money on the tour,

- not making money.
- [Jeff] Yeah.

- [Ben] And you've just
gotta say it's--

- [Jeff] No, we all know that.
- So this is fine, but--

- [Jeff]
It's not even the issue.

- [Luke] It's a hard thing.
- [Jeff] We all agreed to it.

- Yeah, it's the future
and that's all I care about.

We're at the level
where it's a rabbit hole

and where does it end?

- How expensive those arenas
are that we're going into,

like, it's gonna be really
hard to put on a good show,

of what we should be putting on,

and to make good money as well.

- [Jeff] Yeah, yeah, yeah,
so that's just,

in a sense always been,
you know, do this, get bigger.

- Get bigger always.
- Yeah, the investment stage.

I still think the investment
stage is great, I'm not--

- [Jeff] 'Cause I
don't think you realise

that we never made that greater
money on the headliners.

- We keep fucking
splitting hands

and getting winning
hands every time

- and still fucking
splitting 'em,
- For sure.

- and doubling down over
and over and over again.
- [Ben] Yeah.

- And there definitely
is a point where,

like, the risk keeps
getting higher.

- If you go to arenas
and sorta fail,

then, it's a pretty bad look.

- If we're gonna aim for those
festival headlining slots,

which is what we've all
said, like that's where,

- [Ben] That's the goal.
- That's the goal.

If we get to that status,

it doesn't matter what your
headlining club shows are,

we're there no matter what.

- Yeah, I know--
- [Winston] But, to get there,

you've gotta put
that show on in that area.
And that's it.

And you've gotta
do an arena gig.

- [Luke] It kinda blows my mind
that you two are so
worried about it.

- No one's that
worried about it,
it's more of like, what's next?

Just knowing that, you know,

we're not gonna just
constantly change--

- [Luke] This is all
communication because everything

you guys are saying
and concerned about

is everything that's
already been thought about,

- and also, on a similar path.
- [Ben] Yeah, well,
that's the thing.

- That's why it's
important to tell everyone,
so everyone knows.

- [Luke] Well, it's important
to have these things.

Every time, we think of an idea,

- or think of something,
I can't bring up everything.
- Yeah, that's right.

- We just have to have these
regularly like we're gonna.

- [Ben] Yeah, that's all
I expected, to be honest.

- We're about to get our first
look through these doors.

- Come and see
what we have here.

Welcome, welcome.

- [Luke] We are here in Berlin
for day one of rehearsals.

[kick drum beating]

It's pretty surreal,
to be honest.

This is where we get to see
all those little sketches,

and drawings,
and plans we do on napkins
in hotel rooms every night

actually come to life on stage.
It's great.

- [Jeff] I haven't even thought
about playing songs, once, so.

- Yeah, I've been
changing nappies

pretty much the whole time so,

the idea of playing a guitar
and having fire going off,

and lights and shit in my eyes,
it's pretty foreign.

[flame noises]

- [Crew member] Fuckin' hell!

- Whoa.

- [Ben] It's too much, I think.

[speaking in foreign language]

- Nah. That's fine.

Basically, we're making
nothing, like, straight up.

Pouring every cent
the shows make

back into putting
the show on, which,

that's kind of our strategy
I guess, our business strategy.

We think it makes a difference.

Oh, hang on, I gotta watch.

Huge.

This is the biggest
tour we've ever done.

It's the biggest shows,
the most people,

the biggest rooms,
biggest production.

Every single thing we have,
we are putting into this.

[energetic drumming]

The goal is for everyone,
every night,

to leave with their
jaw on the floor,

and for us to prove
that we've earned

those headlining slots
at this summer's festivals.

I'm feeling all
hyped up and excited,

'cause that was basically
the best lights I've ever seen.

- Pretty fucking mental,
like pretty mental.

It's by far the psycho-ist
thing we've done.

First time we've ever
had to dial it back.

First time we set lights
on fire by accident.

Created a pressure wave
from too much pyro

and blew out the sound guy's
ears, which is pretty nuts.

It sucked all the
oxygen outta the room.

But, we're good to go.

- A lot of people didn't
really know what quite

to make of Parkway when
they first turned up.

- Parkway Drive is a
bunch of surf rats.

- They were like a bunch of
surf bums playing hardcore.

- They came out of the
van with slippers on.

- It always seems like they
came straight off like a boat in

flip-flops being like,
"hey guys, we're here!"

- Here we go, are you ready?

- [Winston]
♪ You could never be my envy

♪ You could never
Be my jealousy ♪

♪ You could never be my envy

- Snow!

♪ You could never
Be my jealousy ♪

- Here we go!

- [Winston]
♪ Oh

♪ No forgiveness

- Woo!
[laughing]

- You're Australian, man,
you guys are fucking weird.

[all laughing]

I'm happy to have you guys here,

Parkway Drive in Southern
California, welcome.

I remember, back in the day,
you guys have been around

for 15-something years now.

Australia, you Byron Bay mates,
you bloody cunts.

You had to go from humble
beginnings in Byron Bay

to little shows in backyards,
but what was the smallest show

where you were like, "Wow,
there's one person here?"

- When we started this,
it was tiny.

[heavy metal music]

- [Winston]
♪ Go

- I've gotta funny story
that I don't think
I've ever said before.

So this is how
small our town is,

that Jeff lives on
a certain street.

And used to play guitar there
and I didn't really
know him at that point,

'cause he's a few years
older, and a bit of a nerd.

[all laughing]

He was at school.
My parents moved into this
house next door to him,

we used to hear this
metal guitar next door

and my dad used to just go,
"Fuckin', that noise next door".

[all laughing]

"That guy just plays
all this shit music."

But then, yeah, years later
when we joined the band,

I was like, oh, you're the
guy that lived next door.

- Yeah, yeah.
- [Jose] Wow!

- Originally recording was
like a loan from my parents.

And then, it was like,
saving up merch money
and that was it.

But once we got overseas,
the way we did it was

we bought a
round-the-world ticket

and we went to Europe,
and then we went to America,
and then we came back around.

So, that was the
cheapest way of doing it,

but it meant we had to go
away for five or six months
without going home.

- Let's go!

- Woo, woo-hoo hoo.

- [Winston]
A lot of you guys don't know
we're Parkway Drive

from the other side
of the fucking world.

- [Audience] Carrion!

- [Winston]
♪ In a moment I'm lost

♪ Dying from the inside

♪ Her eyes take me away

♪ Tear me apart
From the inside out ♪

- The essence of Parkway is that

they were just heavier
than everybody else.

- [Winston]
♪ Dead eyes speaking volumes

- [Marco] They were
definitely different,

especially compared
to a lot of American bands.

They were a lot
more down-to-earth,
a lot more adventure-based.

- There was something about
them, you wanted them to win.

- [Winston]
♪ Built upon sorrow

♪ We're walking

- They skipped the hotels
and slept in sleeping bags
on the side of the highway.

Which, it was unheard of by
that time, and I loved it.

- We're in Africa looking for
a hotel. We found her, boys.

- [Winston] 'Cause we actually
really enjoyed it
'cause it was all new and fun.

To us it was an adventure.
We were eating
other people's food.

- We were stealing food off
like the headlining
band's riders.

All of a sudden, we're getting
legit festival slots.

- The shows would go from
500, to 1,000, to 5,000.

- [Winston]
♪ My love I left

♪ My heart

- Parkway were like a drug
and everybody wanted it.

Everyone was talking about them.

- [Brett] The band's just
getting bigger and bigger.

Fucking growing, they're
doubling their fans every year.

- [Winston]
♪ A promise to return

♪ A promise

♪ To

♪ Return

- These guys have
had a huge rise,

but what's
interesting about them

is that they gave all
the crew time to grow
with the band as well.

We were basically
thrown in the deep end

where we said that
production's gonna start

getting crazy now,
learn how to get it done.

[drum solo]

This has remained the same
camp, pretty much untouched.

[drum solo]

[guitar chords]

[drum solo]

[laughing]

[drum solo]

[toilet flushing]

- [Stefan] Fucking movie makers.
Fucking dick bags.

♪ Fucking filmers

♪ I hope you can hear

[humming]

Did you hear my little song?

How often do I make people cry?

[laughing]

Too often,

but probably not often enough.

[laughing]

- The make up of the band
and where they've come from,
and everything involved,

I think is what
makes them so unique.

When they needed a bass
player they got a merch guy,

who couldn't play a bass,
as their bass player.

They could've got any
bass player in the world
and they chose Pie.

- [Man] Is this your
first show, dude?

[guys yelling]

- [David] You can kinda gauge
their personalities

from watching who
they are on stage.

Jeff loves talking shit.

- Aww,
that's not what I ordered.

- I think Ben's definitely
the biggest naturalist
in this band.

[soft music]

[birds chirping]

Through the whole
touring circuit and

everything kinda
weighs down on him.

Ideally, he would wanna
be next to a river

shoving a pinecone up his ass.

[both laughing]

- [Stefan] Winston is a
tour manager's wet dream.

So Winston needs
two things: a bus

and a video game console.

And he's gonna be on that
bus with that console 24/7.

- [Winston]
♪ What comes next

♪ Blood, sweat, tears

♪ We're still here

- As a complete group,
an absolute pack
of fucking weirdos.

[laughing]

- [Jose] You guys are
a self-managed band.

- [Winston] Yeah.
- And that's hard.

- Yeah.

- Because you guys
are a big band.

I know small bands
that have managers

and all these other
people working with them,

and I feel like they
have a hard time.
How do you do it?

- As the band's evolved, we've
taken on the different roles

within the band and the
management side of things

has, like, gone to Luke.

- I don't know what I'm
doing, like honestly.

And I'll be the first to admit

I don't know how a
manager should do shit.

Hang on, I gotta tell
you something quickly.

[farting]

[upbeat music, laughing]

- The funny part is that he's
not a very social person.

So it's kinda odd,
and I like to see

how uncomfortable
it can get for him,
having to be that person.

And I fucking love
seeing him uncomfortable;
that's a big joy for me.

[chuckling]

But, actually, I think
he's doing a great job.

- I can't imagine another band
that could spend the
money we're spending

because they've got managers

and other people
taking a piece of the pie.

Where those pieces of
the pie remain with us,

so we put it back into our show
and into our performance.

And it seems to be
setting us apart.

[clanking]

[dramatic music]

[fire crackling]

[wind blowing]

- [Stefan] We're on the official
first European run
for the "Reverence" album.

It's the biggest production
crew they ever had.

Just Parkway Drive,
without the supports,
we are 45 to 50 people.

There's a lot on the line.
Like, if this tour would fail,

it would be pretty
bad for the band.

- I've just got this weird,
anxiety feeling.
I'm not that into it.

- Yeah, I've had
it the whole time.

- Just fighting the jet-lag,

having a full battle with it.

I think I'm winning.

[laughing]

- We going again?

The mental mountain
of this has been,

seems like it's been greater
than actually the physical one.

I can get my body
to do things, but

you can't trick your mind
into feeling a certain way.

And this feels like standing
at the bottom of Mount Everest.

[laughing]

- It's not about them, it's
about them that are out there,
and blowing people's minds.

And that's why I
respect them so much,

'cause they actually
give a fuck.

[laughing]

- [Luke] Look at all of 'em.
That's bad, Fishy.

There's 72 light fixtures,
that once they get moved,

they don't stop moving
and they just sway,

and it just looks untidy
and fucked.

I've been asking for two days
to see it fixed, though.

And I haven't seen it.

[dramatic music]

- We made a giant Parkway logo,
to throw a Molotov
at and blow up.

- Molotov, take one.

I think there needs
to be more time of it.
Like, that was quick.

We're looking at you
for like 30 seconds,
it doesn't seem long enough.

I know we're pushing
the boundaries and

I'm fine with pushing
the boundaries,

but I just wanna know
what we're doing.

- [Winston] Everything you see
on stage is designed by someone

within Parkway,
which is pretty mad.

You have to stand on
stage to figure out

where pyro is gonna go
around moving machinery,

around classically-trained
musicians

while we're tearing through
this music that we wrote
in our basement.

- [Luke]
Have they practised yet?

- [Fishy] What's that?
- [Luke] Have they
even practised?

Or have they never
seen this before?

Have you given them
the music before?

- [Fishy] What they're
playing is, not even close.

- Is it all right?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But, does it have
something at the end?
Or, that's it?

- There's that whole
extended string chart.
- Yeah.

- She sent the wrong music.
- Fuck.

[chuckling]

Are you gonna tell them?

- I know it's gonna work,
even if we fuck it
up it's gonna work.

- When the fellas
walk to the stage.

- I open the door.
- Yeah, that's it.

- Boom! Follow, spot,
open the door, walk out.

- Let me know when you're ready,
Marko.

Fuck it, let's run it.

- [Winston]
♪ The truth drops like a bomb

Whoa.

[humming]

What the fuck? Nice.

Seriously,
that's fucking mental.

- I'm fried.

[somber music]

I'm actually fried.

Can I stop talking?

I actually didn't realise
how much work this was.

I thought you'd just come here,

make sure everything's sweet

and under control, but

micro-manager
has to do everything.

[dial tone]

- [Winston] Hamburg.
First show of tour.

Yeah, it's sold out.

We finally got our
shit together, and

yeah, we're fucked.

- [Luke] Day one of tour and
last night a bug came through

and half the crew are spewing
and shitting, including myself.

So I've got my spew
bucket for stage.

- [Stefan] So this is the
most vicious virus

I ever have dealt with.
It's insanity.

- Pie is hyped on
the sold-out show.

- [Jeff] You're fucked?
- What?

- [Jeff] You okay?
- Ah, spewing my guts up.

And I can still taste
the spew in my mouth.

- I hope there's some
projectile vomiting
and shitting during this show.

[laughing]

That could be a new effect
that we haven't tried before.

[dramatic music]

[vomiting]

- Poor bastard.
Oh, you poor bastard.

Ready to go.

[dramatic music]

[audience cheering]

- [Stefan] All right!

- [Fishy] Go, Fish.
- [Stefan]
Let's go in three, two,

- Anytime fellas.
- [Fishy] One. Rolling tracks.

- [Winston]
♪ The truth drops like a bomb

[audience cheering]

♪ The truth

♪ Drops

♪ The truth

♪ Drops

♪ The truth

♪ The truth drops like a

[audience cheering
and applauding]

["Wishing Wells"]

[audience cheering]

[crowd clapping]

♪ I spoke a vow today and asked
If God would come and play ♪

♪ I've dug a shallow hole
For him to sleep ♪

♪ But I swear
He just won't answer me ♪

♪ I call on out, is he afraid?

♪ I'll bury Him down
With the ones He keeps ♪

♪ And if the devil's listening
I'll come for him as well ♪

♪ If I suspect
He had a hand to play ♪

♪ And if I see
His face in town ♪

♪ There's room for two
Down underground ♪

♪ Nothing's gonna stop me
'Til I'm done ♪

♪ Until I'm done

♪ Until I'm done

- At one point
I fully spewed in my mouth

and I was in the middle
of the stage. I was like,

couldn't see a
bucket or anything,

so sorta I swallowed it, like.

- [Winston]
♪ Until I'm done

Leipzig, are you ready?

♪ 'Cause tonight
I'm killing gods ♪

[audience cheering]

♪ Killing gods

- As soon as the tour started
it was like, holy fuck,

this is actually the next level.

The trend is continuing on
all the other shows here.

- [Winston]
♪ Yeah

[audience cheering]

♪ It's guilt and frustration
It's everything between ♪

♪ And the silence
And the absence hitting home ♪

[cheering]

♪ Peripheral glances
And the chasing of a sound ♪

♪ I never knew
I'd miss until it's gone ♪

♪ So ask me how I'm coping

- One of the fireworks,
I saw it coming at me.
I was like, whoa.

- Whoa, fully burned.
- Yeah, fully burned.

- [Winston]
♪ Fucking rain

♪ Because
When everything is empty ♪

♪ And your heart
Is set to cave ♪

♪ Sometimes all you wish for

♪ Is a place, is a place
To place the blame ♪

- Working with creative
people, artistes,
we just live for it.

Is production office
open right now?

Did you unlock that one?
Thank you.

I'm gonna go in there
and hang myself.

- [Winston]
♪ Face me

♪ Face me, none survive

♪ Face me

[audience cheering]

♪ Happy birthday, dear Fishy

[all clapping and cheering]

- [Winston]
♪ Face me, none survive, go

[audience cheering]

- Woo-hoo!

♪ None survive

♪ The devil and God
Have died inside me ♪

[audience cheering
and applauding]

[dramatic music]

[clanking]

[fire crackling]

- [Andy]
UK's not an easy market.

The audience is there,
but they need to be impressed.

["Wild Eyes"]

- [Man 2] Playing Ally Pally

is definitely their
biggest challenge yet.

- It's the biggest headline
show we've ever done.

- [Winston]
♪ Oh oh oh oh

- [Crowd]
♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

- [Winston] Oh, that's it.

♪ Oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh

- [Winston] Sing it loud!

- [Crowd]
♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh

- Hello, London!

♪ Oh oh oh oh

- Sing!

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Yeah, sing it.

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh

♪ Everyone

♪ Get your hands up

♪ Oh oh oh

♪ And sing, do it

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Oh oh oh, oh oh oh oh

♪ Viva the underdogs

- [Winston]
In-fucking-credible. Thank you.

Thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you.

[audience cheering
and applauding]

Well done, boys, well done.

I'd say, highest
ratio of mosh pits,

to non-mosh pit we've ever
had at the Bottom Feeder part.

- It was literally
- That was insane.

- the entire fucking thing.

Psyched.

- [Jeff] Yeah, you
had to see the crowd.

- Good times.

- [Jeff] That's true.

- If we have a situation
like the one that we had today,

Pie, you cannot hold me back.

- There's no need to go
through it now. It's fine.

- and I was trying to
diffuse the situation.

- [Luke] Talk about it later
That's not what I was
trying to talk about.

- Yeah, but I was gonna
punched in the head.

- [Luke] Let's address it later.

We just played a good show,
let's not talk about this now.

- All right, I'm sorry.
I'll let you do your thing.
- All right.

- If someone's about
to arc up and punch ya,
I'm gonna try to get them away.

- [Stefan] There's a lot of
things that are not going
like they're supposed to go,

and there's a lot of
things that go great,

but the things that go wrong,
we need to learn
how to deal with it.

- [Winston] Yeah,
I mean, we just played

the best show of our lives,

and we've taken the
smallest little incident,

blown it out of proportion,

and somehow made the whole
gig feel like a failure.

But, to be honest, I think
it's like, it's the pressure.

Like, we're putting too
much pressure on everyone,

on ourselves, and right
now I think everything,

it just feels like everything

is sitting right
on a knife's edge.

And, if we don't
get this sorted,

I'm pretty concerned about
where this could be heading.

[sombre music]

[audience cheering
and applauding]

- [Winston]
♪ Lift it up, lift it up

♪ On your fuckin' feet
Let's go ♪

♪ A system of complete control

♪ The pressure builds

♪ It wraps its hands
Around your throat ♪

♪ A constant battle

♪ A silent war, are you ready

♪ One, two, three, sing it

♪ Get up, get up
- [Man 3] Sickest show ever.

- [Fishy]
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

[groaning]

[crowd clamouring]

- What's exploded?

Fucking hell, are you serious?

We got nothing?

[groaning]

Can you guys hear me?

[crowd clamouring]

Oh, the front-of-house
has gone down!

- Headlining show in Hollywood,
we're sold out.

And, it's the first time,
almost ever,

we've probably gotta bar it.
The PA just exploded.

- Not good.

[crowd clamouring]

[crowd cheering]

- Fuck!

[sombre music]

- [Winston] The last thing we
ever want to do as a band
is cancel a show.

We will play tired,
we will play sick,

we will play with broken bones.
It's what we love to do.

So when something goes wrong
that's beyond our control,

it's just crushing.

At the end of the day,
all we want to do

is give people something
that is worth their time.

Worth the connection
that we have.

It just leaves you
feeling helpless

and that is a daunting feeling
heading into European
festival season.

[dramatic music]

This is our first headline set
of 2019.

Summer festivals, like,
it's a pretty big responsibility

and we've got a mental show,
and it's the biggest thing like,

look at the crap they're
putting up there,

Fishy's in charge
of all this stuff.

- Fishy has quite a
challenge ahead of him
with the summer festivals.

- We're all learning
every single tour, like

'cause, we've never
done a production

as big as it, that we're
currently working on.

- [Winston] Yeah, you know
you can get to the top of that
crane?

If you wanna put a 50-footer
up there they have pyro boxes,

you can see boxes
and shit up there already.

- If we can have 11 50-foot
flames go off at the same time
I get excited.

- [Winston] Fishy,
he has literally come
just as far as we have.

We took our friends from
Byron on tour with us,
on an Australian tour.

Right before we went on
to play, our amps blew up.

It was enough for us to go,
"Right, the whole
show is fucked".

Little Fishy runs out to the
light switch on the wall,
rips the light switch off,

and just starts pulling wires
and shit out of the wall.

Rewired the cabs from this
shit he found in the wall
and got it going again.

We're like, "What the
fuck did you just do?"

and he's like, "Nah, it's fine,
training to be a sparky".

We got him on tour
and he got put through
the wringer as a kid.

But every time there's
been like a break point

where we've needed someone
to step up, Fishy stepped up.

He's literally gone
from that 11-year-old kid

sitting behind Gaz
at our first-ever show,

to running
this entire operation.

- They're lucky to
have me, [chuckling]

after 10 years,
they're lucky I'm still here.

- [Winston] You know where
we're walking on from?
- Up there.

Oh, right.

- Straight under there.
- Oh, I had a different visual.

- I was thinking it was back up,
that's perfect.
- Yeah.

This gets blocked off
and they're getting tarps here

so no-one can see in, so we
can light the entire fucker up.

Kick the gate open and walk
down and stop at the top here,

with the cameraman.

Get to the edge there and
that's when I do the Moses.

- Yeah, yeah, "excuse
me I'm coming through".

- And try and get
the whole festival to part.
- Really good.

- Moses of the mosh.

[laughing]

- Does Fishy know about this?

- No, but he's on stage,
so it doesn't matter.

You walk up onto a big stage
with a massive barrier, but

you get there
through the people.

It's what the whole thing's
about in the first place.

[heavy metal guitar music]

[Winston] Keep it coming.

You keep pushing that level up!

[singing warm-ups]

Here's a heavy one.

We good?

Let's lift that
fucking bar higher.

Holy shit!

Oh, my God,
that's too much cardio for me.

12 years!

12 fucking years!

I fought for this.

This song here,

this one's called "Dedicated".

[crowd cheering]

♪ 12 years I fought for this

♪ 12 years
My heart still beats ♪

♪ For the ones
Who've stood beside me ♪

♪ Still strong,
You can't break me ♪

♪ 12 years, I fought for this

♪ 12 years
My heart still beats ♪

♪ For the ones
Who have stood beside me ♪

♪ Through the values
That define me ♪

♪ No compromise, no surrender

♪ These beliefs
They make me whole ♪

♪ Never the breaker
Promise keeper ♪

♪ Remains the ethic
Instilled in me ♪

♪ Life pushes hard
You push back ♪

♪ Time makes its mark
You gotta stand the test ♪

♪ Every dog has its day

♪ We make it count
We find our own way ♪

- Woo-hoo!

- Southside,
get your fucking fists up!

♪ You can't

♪ You can't break me

♪ You can't

♪ You can't break me

- Oh my God,
someone's feeding back,
George get onto it, get onto it,

and it's just never happened.

- Almost out, L.A. round two.
- L.A. round two.

- Apart from that,
the show was good...ish.

- [Winston]
♪ 12 years I fought for this

♪ 12 years
My heart still beats ♪

♪ For the ones
Who've stood beside me ♪

♪ Still strong, motherfucker
So step back ♪

♪ 'Cause you should know
By now ♪

♪ What comes next through
Blood, sweat, tears ♪

♪ We're still here

♪ Unbreakable

♪ Bring this shit down

[groaning]

[cheering]

- [Winston]
Oh, thank you, thank you,
thank you, fuck yes. Yes!

- You're awesome,
thank you, Parkway Drive.

- [All] Parkway Drive!
- Thank you, Parkway Drive!

- Thank you,
for being dedicated 12 years.

Thank you for hardcore,
thank you for metal.

Thank you for helping us out.
Thank you, guys.

- Let's go have a look.
Keep looking up here,

'cause this is where
the shit's going down.

[yelling]

I don't know,
right now I've got no idea

what's going on with
the Resurrection Fest.

Hopefully we get to play.

I don't know what protocol is
with the lightning going off.

They might just have
to shut it down,

in case everything blows up,
but I don't know.

Right now
we're holed up in buses.

- As soon as you see
a storm come over
while you're at a festival,

that's instantly in
the back of your mind,
thinking what could happen.

- We thought we got it
figured out after two weeks,
and that's the problem.

Every time you think
and say, "we, or, I got this,"

that's when shit goes wrong.

[yelling]

- [Stefan]
So, Slayer was supposed to
go on stage half an hour ago.

[dramatic music]

You see that storm?
We'll see.

We drove for three days
to make it down to Spain
to play this show.

So, hopefully, it's gonna
happen. We'll find out.

Fish for Osie?
Position?

[speaking on radio]

I'm gonna come out there
and visit you real quick.

- [Fishy] Copy that.

- Fuck you, storm.
- Fuck you.

- Fuck you, fuck this storm.
- Fuck you!

[audience cheering]

- [Stefan] How's it looking?
- [Fishy] Here we go.

- [Winston]
♪ The truth

♪ Drops

♪ The truth

♪ Drops

♪ The truth

♪ The truth drops like a

[dramatic music]

[Winston] Someone dropped
the ball somewhere
with some pretty big shit.

And it's really fucking
frustrating, because

takes you a long
time to get here
and you want it to be perfect.

Like, I want everything
we do to be on point.

Because why do it, if it's
not the best it can be?

We don't write a show,
hoping half of it works.

We write a show and drill that
shit so it's, like, perfect,

because we want the
experience to be amazing.

Stage clothes stolen,
security bails on us

halfway through the
pit in the walkthrough.

Stand on stage,
my monitors explode,

pyro jets start misfiring,
spray oil all over the stage.

So, we now are hoping
we don't go up in flames,

and also trying to stand
on an oil slick stage.

Oh, yeah, this is after
the stage got shut down
from a lightning storm.

Walk back on for the Molotov,

and whoever the fuck was in
charge of the Molotov tonight

didn't fuel the fucker up,

so the whole thing
didn't catch alight.

Then the pyro was
still on safety

so when Fishy hit the pyro
cues, nothing fired off.

The end of the day,

Spain has the biggest
fucking heart there is

when it comes to singing along
and supporting this band,
so that's great.

Everything else
is a fucking struggle.

- Parkway, as a group, is
always a step ahead of itself

and the whole operation seems
to be always one step behind.

- [Fishy] He's on the phone
right now. He's fucking furious.

We need to talk
about the future.
He's done.

- It's not hard to ask for
100%, like, it really isn't.

That's the thing.

I get there being little
mistakes here and there,

but there hasn't
been a 100% run yet,

and we're at the end of
the first leg of festivals.

And, when we're basically gonna
have a reset of three weeks
and then everyone's gonna,

all these guys
are gonna just go,
"Oh, it's start of tour again."

And reset, and we're gonna
have another run of shows

where it takes them three weeks
to get their shit together.

- I have a feeling we
just need to tighten it up

- Yeah, that's it.

[Winston] We've spent the last
15 years surviving together.

No-one saw this coming,
no-one planned any of this.

We just put our heads
down and we did it.

But we are burnt out.

The crew and the band,
we are just burnt out.

We need a break.
We need a reset,

because if we don't actually
enjoy what we're doing,

then what is the point?

[sombre music]

- [Winston] I'm not quite
exhausted, but I do enjoy
the first sunrise back.

The sand under the feet,
like, generally, that's the
sign of being home for me.

It's two completely different
worlds being at home

and being on tour, and I
love both of them so much.

They're two different
adrenalines, I guess.
Two different kinds of focus.

[chuckling]

Yes. Swell.

[chuckling]

Offshore and pumping,
and no-one out.

Yes!

It's such a good
feeling to be able to
wash the tour off straight away.

It's like the polar
opposite for me,

but I need it just as much,
and that's sitting in the ocean.

[soft music]

[Jeff]
Ah, gee, thanks, Belle.

I just love being a dog-owner.

You could poo any... Oh, my God.

So you're on TV and you're
making me double hop.

[groaning]

Life.

Life.

Life used to be so simple.

Now it's complex.

Fuck.

Hey, Big Rig,
it's time for guitar practice.

Okay?
All right, you ready?

That's it,
we'll start in C minor.

[strumming guitar]

Yep, C, oh, very good.

[baby laughing, laughing]

You're very talented,
aren't you?

Come on, Big Rig,
out you get.

Ah, you did very well, buddy.

11 months old and already miles
ahead of Luke, aren't you?

You're a much, much better
guitarist than him, aren't you?

- [Luke]
How's the Jeff Studios going?
- [Jeff] Oh, the usual.

- Still got the Belkin
splitter, sticky-taped down
to the upside-down bucket?

- Professionalism.

[people chatting]

- This is Jeff's pride and joy.

It's the only barrel he's ever
gotten, so it's on his wall.

- [Jeff] That was me
when I was 10.

Before these guys ever
know what surfing was,
I was in the tube.

[laughing]

- Yeah, imagine just
following that thing up.

- [Winston]
♪ 'Cause tonight
I'm killing gods ♪

[drum beat]

[Winston] Let's fucking go.

- Woo, that AC's
struggling, aye?

- [Jeff] Yeah,
it's fucking filthy.

No wonder you came
in and gave it up.

[laughing]

[groaning]

[all laughing]

[upbeat music]

- What makes a headliner?

They have to be authentic.

- I mean, that's nothing
you can fake, you know,

you either have that,
or you don't have it.

- Nobody can copy Lemmy or,
nobody can copy Angus Young.

- It's nothing that a
million-euro production can buy,

so you have to grow as a person
in order to present yourself

to 100,000 people.

- A lot of the festivals
realised what part
we can deliver

and I think a lot of the
old guard and the old bands

also realised that there's
something new around the corner.

I don't know if it's
a competition, but,

[laughing]

it kinda is, right?

[dramatic music]

[Stefan] People were supposed
to take it easy

and relax a little
bit in two weeks,

and Jia had the great idea
to play minor league soccer

in Byron Bay and get his
leg fucked up pretty bad.

- I'm not surprised, just,
typical Parkway shit.

[laughing]

- So we don't know how
we're gonna play this,
if we're gonna play it down

or are we gonna give him
the ultimate bass moment.

It all comes down to
what he can do, really,
because he's pretty fucked.

- Look, look, I'm totally fine.

Like, look, this is me
getting around. It's fine.

- That does not look fine,
that looks fucking hilarious.

[all laughing]

- [Jodi] Oh, my poor baby.

- Welcome to the bus.

- I like the fluoro blue.

I think I had the idea that
coming on tour would be
smelly, farty boys.

[all groaning, farting]

- [Jeff] Jodi wanted the
full tour experience.

- Sorry, Jodi,
but this is how it is.

- And it was like you could see
just the family camaraderie.

[all yelling]

- Composure!

- As a mum,
it made me really happy.

- Winston's mum came
to a festival last year

and had, like, an epic time,
she was like up on stage.

- Come one, come on.

Say hello to my mother.

[crowd cheering]

[drum beat]

What's this song called?
Let 'em know.

- "Bottom Feeder!"

[audience cheering]

- [Winston]
♪ One, two, three, go

So when we got home from tour

all the band mums
were pretty jealous.

Jia's mum, I've seen every
single day at the coffee shop,

and she's just been going on
and on about how this year
she's gonna one-up my mum.

- Yeah, she's pretty excited
about it, cause I gave her
the thumbs-up to come to Wacken.

- Jodi's up for anything.

Jodi literally said
she's up for anything.

So, yeah,
we're in for something.

[chuckling]

[dramatic music]

- [Winston] This is it.
This is the big one.
We are rolling into Wacken.

And, oh, my God.

This thing is huge.

- Hey, mate. How are ya?

- This is almost I'd say,
the pinnacle of our career,

it seems like,
headlining this festival.

This is basically
the biggest festival,
metal festival in the world.

The Wacken circle pit.

[laughing]

- Yee-haa!

- This is the moment. This
is what we're all here for.

It's amazing.
It's finally happened.

- Here you go, sir.
- [Jia] Thank you.

- I'm fucking psyched.

- Fuckin' psyched?
- I can't wait.

- You psyched?
- Yeah!

[all cheering]

- I'm Jeff Ling,
and we're seconds away

from the biggest show
of our fucking lives.

- Oh, my God!

- Everyone's losing
their fucking minds.
Losing their minds.

- Are they the underdogs
in the music industry?

- That's kind of
a stupid question;

they wouldn't be here this
year if they haven't proved it.

They're right in there
on top of the list.

They will prove it tonight,
I'm sure.

[electricity buzzing]

[engines roaring]

- [Winston] Prey for the sorrow.

It's alive, can you feel it?

Prey for the sorrow

[reverberating]

Move.

Hail my

All

Hail my.

It's alive, can you feel it?

- 30 seconds!

[dramatic music]

[crackling and popping]

♪ The truth drops like a bomb

♪ All hail

♪ My

♪ All hail

♪ My

♪ The truth

♪ Drops

♪ The truth drops

♪ The truth

♪ The truth drops like a

[audience cheering
and applauding]

♪ Up

♪ Up

♪ Jump. Jump.

♪ Jump, jump, jump, jump

♪ Prey, we are all
Prey for the sorrow ♪

♪ Prey, we are all
Prey for the sorrow ♪

♪ Our sorrow

♪ Prey

♪ Prey for the sorrow

♪ The sorrow

♪ Let's go

♪ Prey

♪ Prey

♪ We prey for the sorrow

♪ Prey

♪ Prey

♪ Prey for the sorrow

Get your hands in the air,
Wacken!

[audience clapping]

[Winston laughing]

Wacken army,
we're Parkway Drive, holy shit!

Oh, yes.

Okay, let's have some fun.

[audience clapping]

♪ Our new gods are empty
Like the holes in our heads ♪

♪ We dance upon the alter
Of envy and hubris ♪

♪ A scourge of narcissism reaps
Depression in black waves ♪

♪ If this is your salvation
You better pray ♪

♪ Oh, you better fucking pray

♪ You better pray

♪ You better pray

♪ Yes, yes

♪ Up, up

♪ One, two, three, go

♪ Prey, we are all
Prey for the sorrow ♪

♪ Prey, we are all
Prey for the sorrow ♪

♪ Our sorrow

♪ Prey

♪ Prey

♪ Prey for the sorrow

♪ Prey

♪ Prey

♪ Prey for the sorrow

Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho

Wacken 2019, how are you?

[audience cheering]

Holy shit.

Oh, okay, that's a lotta people.

Fuck yeah, keep 'em coming.

All right,
in case you haven't noticed,

we have no bass guitar
up here at the moment.

Five days ago
our bass player broke his knee.

And we almost had to cancel.

But instead, tonight, Wacken,

I give you the new
and improved bass player,

in a wheelchair.
Give it up for Jia and his mum!

[audience cheering]

[drum roll]

Oh, fuck, it's a family affair.

[laughing]

We're so fucking happy to be
here, thank you for having us.

- [Audience] Mum, mum, mum!

- [Winston]
How are you doing now, Jodi?

You wanna go out?

- [Audience] Mum, mum!

- [Winston] You wanna go out?

Okay, this is Jia's mum.

She's never crowd-surfed
in her life.

[audience cheering
and applauding]

She's gonna crowd-surf
for the first time,
she needs to go back there.

You gonna carry her?

- [Audience] Yeah!

- [Winston] All right, get down
there, head down there.

I need you to chant "mum"!

Mum! Mum!

- [All] Mum, mum, mum, mum, mum!

- [Crowd] Mum, mum, mum,
mum, mum, mum, mum, mum,

- mum, mum, mum, mum,
- [Winston] Oh, my God.

- Yes.
- [Crowd] mum, mum, mum!

- [Winston] All right.
- [Crowd] Mum, mum, mum.

- Set her up.

You guys ready?

[audience cheering]

Let's end this night right.

This one's called
"Absolute Power".

[audience cheering]

You ready?

♪ It's alive, can you feel it
Taking hold again ♪

♪ In your mind, all your demons
Are rattling chains ♪

♪ Welcome to a world of pain

♪ It's alive, can you feel it

♪ Again, again
Wacken, let's go ♪

♪ Welcome to a world of pain

Oh, my fucking God,
thank you, thank you.

[audience cheering
and applauding]

- [Audience]
Parkway Drive, Parkway!

- Parkway Drive, Parkway!
- Thank you.

Thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you.

[sighing]

[audience cheering]

Sorry, give me one second.

- [Audience] Parkway Drive,
Parkway Drive, Parkway Drive,

Parkway Drive, Parkway Drive

♪ Parkway Drive, Parkway Drive

♪ Parkway Drive, Parkway Drive
Parkway Drive ♪

♪ Parkway Drive, Parkway Drive,
Parkway Drive ♪

- Thank you.

♪ Parkway Drive, Parkway Drive
Parkway Drive, Parkway ♪

This one's a fast one

Wacken,

I need,

I need your fucking circle pits.

Let's do this shit!

Oh, ho, ho,
this one's called Karma.

♪ Crashing to the surface

♪ My convictions lay bare
Before the tempest ♪

♪ As chaos explodes around me

♪ I find myself
In the jaws of destruction ♪

♪ Tested by the force
Of the tempest ♪

♪ Pushed to the point
Of no return ♪

♪ Losing ground
Let the steel of my resolve ♪

♪ Be not bested
By the sum of my fears ♪

[heavy metal music]

[audience cheering
and applauding]

[dramatic music]

- [Audience member] Yeah!

[audience cheering]

[dramatic music]

[chanting]

♪ Brothers

♪ My brothers

♪ Is this all that we are

♪ Sisters

♪ My sisters

♪ We've been

Wacken, are you fucking ready?

[audience cheering]

♪ Crushed by the fists of God

♪ Crushed by the fists of God

♪ Crushed by the fists of God

[growling]

♪ Crushed

♪ Crushed

♪ Crushed

♪ Crushed

[audience cheering
and applauding]

[Winston laughing]

- [Audience]
Parkway Drive! Parkway Drive!

♪ Bounce

- [Winston] Yes. Yes

Nicely played.

Wacken!

It's our privilege and our
honour to play for you tonight.

Thank you, thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you, thank you.

This has been the best show
I have ever played
in my whole fucking life.

[audience cheering]

All right. One little bit left.

One little bit left.

Are you with me?

Are you ready?

[audience cheering]

Okay, last time, together.

Give me your hands.
Give me your hands.

Give me your hands.
Oh, yes, you know.

♪ Up, up, up, bounce

♪ Everybody, everybody
Everybody, everybody ♪

Let's fucking do this,
Wacken, you ready?

♪ You can't escape, now
Snap your neck to this ♪

♪ Yes, yes, yes

♪ Jump, jump, jump, oh

♪ Now snap your neck to this

♪ Oh

♪ No mercy, no peace
You fucking bottom feeder ♪

♪ No mercy, no peace,
You fucking bottom feeder ♪

♪ Fuck

Thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you, thank you.

Insane.

Thank you, Wacken.

The pleasure is ours.

We're Parkway Drive.
We'll see you again!

Peace, be safe!

[audience cheering
and applauding]

[dramatic music]

- [Winston]
You can never predict
the turns life will take,

and some destinations
will be more than anything
you could ever have dreamed of.

All you can do is trust
the people next to you,

put your faith in those
who share your passion,

and have the courage
to step into the void.

Moments like these don't
just happen, they are born.

Through the trust of friends,
the sacrifice of our families,

the skill and unending
hard work of our crew,

and the support and
connection of every single fan

who has ever given
us their time.

Yeah, it might be
a time-worn story,

but this one is ours, and we
wouldn't want it any other way.

Against the grain
and against the odds

until the final song is sung.

Viva the underdogs.

[heavy metal music]

- Well fucking done, brother.
- Yeah, Fish.

- Yeah, fucking Fish.
- That was bullshit.

- Fuck, that was a good show.

- Well done.
- It was massive fire.

[laughing]

- Oi, that walk-in was psycho.

[cheering]

- Everyone was grabbing
my hands and other places.

And I'm like, yeah, baby.

[all groaning]

- Come on.
- Get real.

- She's not my mum.

- Well, you've gotten better
since you were
jamming at the house.

[all laughing]

- See you, mum, love ya.

- A long time ago
we asked ourselves

what we'd be doing
in five years' time.

We were all wrong.
We were all wrong.

- Not me, I was the
only one that said.

- Did you say we'd
still be going

- I was the only one that
said, we'd still be going

and touring the world.
- Fuck.

[dog barking]

- Fuck, I get it.

[groaning]

[all laughing]

[laughing]

- That is it. There it is.

Movie's done, and out.