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Dangerous Darrin Show

Jay Weinberg from Slipknot

idobi Staff December 14, 2016 • 2:00 pm
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Darrin chats with drummer Jay Weinberg. Jay is the son of long time Bruce Springsteen and one time Conan O’Brian band leader Max Weinberg. Jay actually sat in with Bruce and E-Street band for a tour in 2009. He’s also played with NYC hardcore band MADBALL and a little with Against Me. Now….he’s the drummer for world renounced metal band SLIPKNOT.

TS talks Weed news and Darrin & TS drink Rolling Rock. Silliness ensues!!!

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