Everything You Need to Know About 3Teeth at Wasteland Weekend

Here’s 3Teeth’s new music video for Altaer – shot almost entirely at Wasteland Weekend 2019! It includes lots of live concert shots during this stop on the Metawar album tour.

3Teeth at Wasteland Weekend 2019: “Altaer” music video

According to Metal Hammer, frontman Alexis Mincolla had this to say about the world’s largest post-apocalyptic festival:

The vibe was immersive to say the least, and when temperatures dropped to about 40 degrees and the wind speeds kicked up to about 50 mph, it made for a very wild night.

You can see hundred of real wastelanders banging their heads in the audience as they play on Wasteland Weekend’s custom-built pyrotechnic-equipped stage.

3Teeth at Wasteland Weekend 2019

3Teeth has been the biggest nationally-known band to play at Wasteland Weekend to date, and wastelanders couldn’t be happier about their appearance.

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Here are 61 professional photos of 3Teeth’s performance by David Droke Photography.

But you know what? This wasn’t 3Teeth’s first rodeo. The industrial metal band’s first time at Wasteland Weekend was in 2015!

3Teeth at Wasteland Weekend 2015

The industrial metal band first headlined Wasteland Weekend during its 6th annual event in 2015. You can get a peak at Alexis at 2:31 here in the official Wasteland Weekend 2015 highlights video.

Alexis Mincolla’s Microphone Stand “The Beast”

One of the coolest pieces of gear 3Teeth tour with is Mincolla’s tactical style microphone stand he calls “The Beast.” The Beast was designed and fabricated by veteran wastelander & professional prop maker Bruce D Mitchell, who originally met Mincolla on a movie set.

Alexis Mincolla Microphone Stand Bruce Mitchell

Mitchell told us that once Mincolla knew his band was going to tour with Tool, he commissioned Mitchell to build him the stand.

Alexis Mincolla Microphone Stand

Mitchell tells us Mincolla’s original stand was a down-facing M-16 with surveillance cameras on it. When it was time to upgrade, Mincolla gave Mitchell creative license, but wanted it to look insectoid, robotic and militaristic.

It has traveled (maybe 5 tours now). It has accumulated some battle damage. I’ve fixed it up twice. The last time had some major reconstruction of the base structure. I’d love to do another mic stand from scratch. But a new version all around.

Bruce D Mitchell

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