Bill Kreutzmann, Oteil Burbridge & Scott Murawski Kick Off Tour May 28, 2008
Legendary drummer Bill Kreutzmann, bassist Oteil Burbridge (Allman Brothers Band) and guitarist Scott Murawski (Max Creek) have joined together to form a POWER trio sure to capture the interest of music lovers of many genres of music.
Kreutzmann and Murawski were introduced in Costa Rica at a meeting facilitated by none other than PHISH bassist Mike Gordon. Their musical chemistry was limitless and compelling. Shortly after, Burbridge joined the band and it became obvious that the trio should pursue further musical adventures. The trio is currently working on a debut release slated for the fall of 2008. In the meantime, KBM is hitting the road this summer where fans can capture the MAGIC of this electrifying combination. Confirmed tour dates thus far:
Wed, May 28-Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel- Providence, RI
Thurs, May 29-State Theater- Falls Church, VA
Fri, May 30-New Alhembra Arena- Philadelphia, PA
Sat, May 31-Recher Theater- Towson, MD
Sun, June 1-Rocks Off Concert Cruise- New York, NY
Tues, June 3-Tupelo Music Hall- Londonderry, NH
Thurs, June 5-Roxy- Boston, MA
Fri, June 6-Toad’s- New Haven, CT
Sat, June 7-Higher Ground Ballroom- S. Burlington, VT
Sat, Aug 2-Gathering Of The Vibes Fest- Bridgeport, CT
Sat, Oct 25-Magnolia Fest- Live Oak, FL
Information about tickets may be found on-line on the websites of the individual venues.
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Very cool
I have been listening to the show from 3/6/08 and these guys are hot. I am glad Bill is back at it. Pay us a visit in the NW guys.
If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.
William Blake
Wow!
I just noticed this ad (D'oh). I've got to catch one of these shows!
"You know what the trouble about real life is? There's no danger music."
Ratdog
Hey now, Ratdog are so kickass they are so soulful jazzy. Anyone that dares to put down Bobby has not heard the passion he has been playing with. Ive heard Jerry was doing junk after the Europe 72 shows. I love Garcia but he really lost his edge after Mars Hotel. I really think Phil and Bobby saved his ass so many times. I toured for 10 years and around 85 people who said the DEAD were lame, you cant really argue with them. They had a lead guitarist who couldnt play or remember lyrics he wrote. I got a tape of their last show a few days after the show from my girl who still followed them just to stay with the family. When I heard them open with Touch it sounded like, lets not go there, but I knew it was over. Sometimes I think if we as Deadheads didnt put such a demand on Garcia and the band to tour NONSTOP Jerry may he rest in peace would still be around. I know he was addicted and a junkfood junkie, but still give him a year between tours. Bobby sounds GREAT and all I want to do is this last summer tour with RATDOG, just to be around my friend and community, and Bobby is playing so good right now I cant pass this up!!!!!!! PEACE LOVE IMPORTS and FAT TYE DYES and GREAT MUSIC make the world go round, HEADYS help too. R.A. G.B.T.G.D.
Hey ZARNZZO
Hey Z, Do you have a clue as to what you are talking about. First off, I reread the messages before you and no one said anything about Bobby. I am not sure where that came from? I went to three of Bobby's shows in the fall of 07' and they were incredible. Especially the Raleigh show. With that being said, Uhh Jerry..... I must assume that if you toured for 10 years it must have been the last ten years. My favorite era is from 79' to 82'. Jerry was absolutely magical. That magic could be seen all the way through to the end of his life even though I would agree that those moments were fewer and further in-between from 86' on . But to say that Jerry was washed up after Mars Hotel really exposes a lack of first hand knowledge on the experience. Just go to 11-30-80 and listen to the second set and tell me that Jerry is washed up. I really could mention so so many shows after 75' that are other worldly and would singe your ears. That is if your able to sit back, get rid of the neg tude, and listen. Either way, peace brother, good luck where ever you move to.
Now, as far as Billy. Wow this is great news. I also must catch one of these shows. I want to see the true master at work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dougles
Billy !!!!
I'm so glad Billy is ready to exercise his musical mojo again..... Hope these guys make it to the west coast, specifically PORTLAND, while they're on this new adventure. I can't vouch for all the scheduled venues, but there should be some lucky heads in Baltimore~ The Recher Theater in Towson will be a great place for a close look. Caught RatDog there a few years ago when visiting (the first time I saw Bob with a beard, in fact) and it was an intimate blast. (Not a cozy space, mind you, but intimate; then again, the vibe cozed it up in no time : )
On that same visit, I saw the Trichromes open for Phil & Friends. What a score~ Billy did a solo drums during a Truckin' jam, and what a treat for someone who'd never seen the early '70's Dead with solo Billy. Loved it.
Happy Birthday, Bill! Have a fun tour & don't be a stranger to Portland!
WHAT
HEY ZARNZZO you toured !!!!!!!!!!!?????????? the stuff that I just heard out of your mouth is THE BIGGEST CROCK i HAVE EVER HEARD FROM A deadhead...and I do know what I am talking about check out my account........10 years??????????? ROOKIE
ouch!
but DITTO!!! tell em' wolff,i too am sick of jerry bashing. u were'rt satisfied, zarnzzo? then why did u follow, very sorry to say this but politely FUCK OFF!!!
now on a more positive note...BUT boy am i glad billy's back on the road, sure hope it will lead down toward phoenix:), hell, half mile from tucson would work too!
HEY ZARNZZO
When did Garcia write his Lyrics?
I thought Mr Hunter did that, the best ones at least.
The Ratdog shows i have heard recently are amazing and so are the couple of shows Billy did Oteil and Scott recently and phil i s doing good stuff, the rhythm devils shows last years were good and i am sure Mickey's up coming shows will be kickass
unfortunately all the wrong side of the pond
bob
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Spanish Jam
Ratdog has it's mojo working overtime!
Was at the show at the Tower Theatre in Philly on March 30th. BOTH sets were first rate. Can't stop replaying the downloads of all the shows offered on the tour. I dare anyone to listen to them and come away with anything negative. The band has a little Coltrane, Bird Parker in them with Kenny playing sax.
dead shows
frist off billy good to see you back at doing what you do best playing music hawaii is nice but thank you for reapperaing to play for us again
NOW zarnzzo i admit jerry forgot music once in a while and the boys did always tease us with one opening and slipp in to some thing completly different bobby still dose that today you saw a few shows woppie look at the 1500 shows i have seen the dead playsince 1965 with my parents in tow get your head out of the ground and do not claim to be what you arent and tht is a deah head you must of spent a lot of time in instatutions because you talk out of you neck you do not think before you speak you need serious help i hope you get it one day and re listen to all the live stuff you can get
loaves and fishes,dont give up dont ever give up!