“It’s mind-blowing how fast the time has gone.”

More than 30 years since forming P.O.D., frontman Sonny Sandoval frolicked on Loudwire Nights Tuesday (July 30) and did some reflecting with host Chuck Armstrong.

“We still feel like those kids, even 32 years later. We just played in front of over 100,000 people in Europe and it’s like — we still get to do this and this is mind-blowing. We don’t take that for granted.”

For Sandoval, with the ability to nonetheless have a good time new experiences this lengthy into his profession revolves round one factor: humility.

“It’s humbling,” he mentioned.

“If you’re not humbled, then something is wrong with you. I don’t care how big your band is, if you’re jaded to that, something’s wrong with you as a human because we go on and we’re like, ‘Wow.'”

As he shared different experiences which have blown him away this 12 months — like followers’ response to P.O.D.’s eleventh studio album, Veritas, and enjoying festivals they’ve by no means performed earlier than — Chuck requested him what’s left on the band’s bucket listing.

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“I think we’ve done it all,” he admitted.

“I think now, it’s more calling out tours with bands. We’ve never toured with Metallica. That would be cool … AC/DC, that would be insane. They’re only one of our favorite bands, you know what I mean?”

What Else Did P.O.D.’s Sonny Sandoval Discuss on Loudwire Nights?

• Why he does not wish to waste time on the band’s follow-up album to Veritas
• What it was like for P.O.D. to develop up within the hardcore scene after which discover success within the nu-metal world — and why he does not actually care about genres or labels
• How it feels to lastly have Veritas out on this planet

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Sonny Sandoval joined Loudwire Nights on Tuesday, July 30; the present replays on-line right here, and you may tune in dwell each weeknight at 7PM ET or on the Loudwire app; you can too see if the present is accessible on your native radio station and hearken to interviews on-demand.