How old is winston mccall parkway drive

Winston says he no longer considers himself young, but that during a song like Wishing Wells, he now has somewhere to attack the anger and grief that follows the passing of loved ones. Sure, time has been kind to the Parkway Drive man, but he has also seen many people have their clocks handed to them.

He is candid when reflecting on the death of his friend and Architects guitarist Tom Searle, who passed away in Hove aged 28 in Ultimately, though, the things he has seen and the people he has met on this trajectory are a source of reassurance, and a reminder to carry on. I could have driven to Melbourne. Because after 15 years of doing this, and what the band has given to me personally, it has been a constant evolution.

And that is coupled visually. Do you think metal bands who put on huge shows like you do — like Metallica , Iron Maiden and Slipknot do — get the credit for the levels of production and entertainment involved? Because metal takes effort to comprehend. It takes intelligent thought. They use it to shut their brain off. Look at someone like Iron Maiden: they put on a production which rivals the top levels of Broadway.

That is world class, second-to-none incredible. But try telling that to someone who sees Broadway as the highest point of artistic interpretation. Well actually, Iron Maiden are pulling this shit off better than you guys! Can you be more specific?

There seems to be zero point in human history where that has been achieved. The two work hand-in-hand. Those things that are so scary — isolation, loneliness and self-discovery — are brushed over by the rest of pop culture. What was expected of you as a younger man?

Who were you expected to become in the eyes of others? I was very good at riding a bodyboard. I had no-one telling me I should do anything. A post shared by Winston McCall winstontmc. Once you started touring with Parkway you never really stopped. What have you learned from touring over the years, from the sheer number of people you meet? Our efforts to find out more about his family came to no avail as no such information is publicly available. Winston has a younger brother named Oscar McCall who is the lead singer of the metalcore group 50 Lions.

We will update this section once this information is available. The bride, Jessica, said that the inspiration for their wedding was the ocean and its mystique.

This includes his assets, money, and income. His primary source of income is his career as a singer-songwriter. His band have been on a steady ascent since their debut album, but it was Ire that saw them rise to arena and festival headliner status. No-one can accuse the Aussies of having anything handed to them — they exist entirely on their own terms, independently and self-managed. They have only their self-belief.

Before the global pandemic hit, they were all set to play their biggest ever UK headline show at Wembley arena this month, before spending time away from the flamethrowers and molotov cocktails.

That show will now happen later this year in November. This unexpected chance to breathe, reflect and plot out what comes next might just be a gift. Yet somehow, with the world at their feet, countless fans around the globe, and already planning what might well be the most ambitious metalcore album of all time, Winston still thinks of Parkway as underdogs. You can hang in that room if you want, but we tend to look towards the next door. So we put some bigger boots on and kick that shit down!

Viva The Underdogs is available to stream now. Before they could ride this wave, however, frontman Winston McCall reflects on how it used to be wipeout after wipeout…. Words: Luke Morton. Header photo: Tom Barnes. Live photo: Nat Wood.