see you at Drive By Truckers in Toulouse??
i will definatly lookin into this.
just this year we have started up a new site for deadheads/jamband fans in europe.
it's at www.jambandseurope.com
we try to have all the information on tour dates for bands coming to europe as well as gig dates by local european jambands and dead cover bands. some interviews, reveiws, etc. right now it's more of a resource tool, but hopefully a new version will be up by the beginning of the year with discussion groups, etc. to make it more community oriented
please take a look. send us your suggestions, your contributions, etc. and please tell everybody about it!
thanks a lot and keep on truckin'
Stuck inside of Vienna with the San Francisco Blues again!
I miss SF, My sister just saw Neil Young play a little solo show in oakland and then hung out with his son Ben. I got to see him play 14 shows straight warming up for a Europe tour before I left SF in a little bar where I used to play, It was really low pro, he used a fake band name, and only about 100 tix were sold for each show.
I miss seeing phil and friends and the new tour they did with everybody, I guess as the dead.
Do they ever plan on coming back out to Europe?????
They really should, I agree with the last post, It would for sure be worth it for them, and I am SURE they would enjoy their time here.
Let's bring em back!!!!
Hand me my old guitar and pass the whiskey 'round.
Matt
Good GD tribute band is playing their annual 'Jerry Fest' this Saturday evening at a bar near Marylebone Station, London NW1...worth checking out if you're around! Scroll down this page for venue info:
http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~billpannifer/cosmic.htm
Can check the band out at:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Cosmic-Charlies/297790653518?ref=search
I am positive if there were any promoter types close to who could locate out precisely how the band would settle concerning revenue for doing, say eleven, shows on the European tour. Then it's just a matter of booking the proper venues within the time they could tour. Obviously a lot of Americans would arrive more than. I'd expect a good interest here from Europeans also. It would definitely be financially viable. Who can discover out what the bands needs will be? Surely they'd be up for that tour of the lifetime, specifically as there's the opportunity today to hit up Eastern Europe. I'd undoubtedly recommend Prague, Budapest, Gdansk and Tallinn at the same time since the clear Western European spots.
Hi dead friends,
see you on tour. Caught some of you at Antaris.
BooooooM.
it was indeed a great party this year.
What kind of debauchery do you all engage in where you have to join a private club to get in?
In the English countryside? The mind boggles with the possibilities...
Did Mick, Keith, Justin & Andrew make the scene, having Ripplesex to the Jerry Sounds?
Did the pap outnumber the participants inside?
Locations
love to see DBT but don't think it will happen this year. plans are for JITD if it happens and also The Grateful Dread in april