King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Pull Max Weinberg Onstage in Queens
With Jay Weinberg in Nashville, the band called on his father, Max, as second drummer for a version of “Hot Water” at Forest Hills Stadium.
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With Jay Weinberg in Nashville, the band called on his father, Max, as second drummer for a version of “Hot Water” at Forest Hills Stadium.
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