The String Cheese Incident is One Step Closer – LIVE! Pay Per View Concerts on iClips

by | Jul 15, 2010 | Uncategorized

The String Cheese Incident photo: C. Taylor Crothers 2005

DHL is happy that String Cheese Incident is playing, if only for a few shows.  Rothbury last year was incredible, and proved they are seeking QUALITY over QUANTITY.

Only 8 INCIDENTS this year.


Red Rocks in Morrison Colorado 7/23-7/25 (3)

Horning’s Hideout in Oregon, 7/29-8/1 (3)

Halloween at Hampton Coliseum  (2)

There are tickets available still for Hampton…
Red Rocks and Hornings: SOLD OUT!

Sad you won’t be there? don’t be!

YOU can go to all of them, for less $ than one show?

  • No airfare or hotel bills
  • Shortest beer and bathroom lines EVAH!
  • Smoke ‘em if you got ‘em
    • whatever, wherever
  • Your favorite drinks/eats
    • prices just like your local store! 
  • No Search Upon Entry
    • unless you are into that sort of thing
  • No drum circle to keep you up all night!
    • unless your neighbors don’t mind
  • No drunken wooks!
    • unless you are one
    • or just like having them over
  • No waiting in line to get an awesome show poster!

Couch Tour on iClips.net puts you ONE STEP CLOSER
to seeing String Cheese Incident  this summer!  Pay per view broadcasts of each show – at a very fair price.  Watch LIVE streaming on the internet, and this is not some kid with an iPhone or webcam, this is a quality ‘cast with kick ass sound!  Despite a few glitches at All Good (weather took out a satellite, whatcha gonna do?) – iClips.net has done a very good job of delivering good quality picture and sound… everyone enjoyed Furthur from Nateva immensely! 

Here’s the Deal

They are offering up EVERY SCI show in 2010, at $7.99 per show, or as little as $45 for all 8.   You can also get a good deal on each weekend as a package, $15 for all three Red Rocks shows, $20 for 3 nights at Horning’s Hideout (including streaming of other acts on the bill), $10 for both Halloween shows.  There are also some great deals on Premium Packages that includes posters from the shows. 

Pretty damn cool, and reasonably priced if you ask me!

AND – the shows will be available on an online archive, to view for 12 months! So even if you GO TO THE SHOWS, this is still worth it, because you can watch the shows over and over for a year!

The String Cheese Incident – LIVE! Online Pay Per View Concert Series

Broadcast Package Options
Red Rocks – July 23rd – $7.99
Red Rocks – July 24th – $7.99
Red Rocks – July 25th – $7.99
Red Rocks – Full Pass – $15.00

Horning’s Hideout – July 30th – $7.99
Horning’s Hideout – July 31st – $7.99
Horning’s Hideout – August 1st – $7.99
Horning’s Hideout – Full Pass – $20.00

Hulaween – Oct. 29th – $7.99
Hulaween – Oct. 30th – $7.99
Hulaween – Full Pass – $10.00

All Access Pass – $45.00  < – best deal to enjoy the music
Premium All Access Pass -$ 60.00 
includes every show and one show poster
Super Premium All Access Pass – $100.00 <- amazing deal for poster collectors!
includes every show plus signed posters from each venue

All Performances will be available on the iClips Premium Archive for 12 months.
Purchasing a pass for the live broadcast will automatically unlock the archive in your account once it becomes available.  Tickets for The String Cheese Incident’s Hulaween shows on October 29th and 30th are still available. For more ticketing information please visit www.StringCheeseincident.com.

press release from www.iClips.net:

Coming off of The String Cheese Incident’s huge return to the stage last summer at ROTHBURY, the band will play a handful of select dates in 2010: Colorado’s historic Red Rocks Amphitheatre on July 23rd, 24th and 25th, Horning’s Hideout, outside of Portland, Oregon on July 30th, 31st and August 1st, and Hampton Coliseum during Halloween weekend. Tickets for Red Rocks and Horning’s Hideout sold out in just minutes, and Hampton Coliseum seats are moving quickly.

But there is good news for SCI fans who can’t make it to the shows – iClips has teamed up with The String Cheese Incident to broadcast every show in 2010.

Broadcasts are available for $7.99 per show, or bundle your purchases: $15 for all three Red Rocks shows, $20 for 3 nights at Horning’s Hideout (including streaming of other acts on the bill), $10 for both Halloween shows. ‘

Also, choose a $45 all access pass for every show in 2010, $60 premium all access which includes every show and one show poster, or $100 super premium all access which includes every show plus signed posters from each venue.

Stay Tuned to Deadheadland

to find out how to win a free Pay Per View passes!

Sign up for our online community, and you are automatically eligible! 
Menus at top of site.

If you could you would…. PHISH FESTIVAL 8 on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio JAM ON!

by | Oct 30, 2009 | Uncategorized

If you could be at Phish’s Festival 8 – would you be? 

If you could you would, but you don’t know how?

Now, you can listen live on Sirius/XM! Phish will be broadcasting live, and not just from the campgrounds, but all 8 Sets live, including Halloween’s Musical costume and Sunday’s Acoustic set.

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Don’t have a satellite radio or account?  No problem there – there is a great offer from Sirius/XM – get a free 14 day web trial – so you can listen over the web!

Personally, I love Sirius/XM.  The Grateful Dead Channel, Dead 24/7,  is worth the price alone!

Plus almost 200 channels:

  • Jam ON this is the station that will be broadcasting Phish Festival 8.  They also play String Cheese Incident, moe., Gov’t Mule, Assembly of Dust, The Radiators, Galactic, Widespread Panic, Jerry Garica, Frank Zappa, STS9, Keller Williams, Tea Leaf Green, Les Claypool, MMW, etc…!
  • The E Street Channel – all Bruuuuuuucccccce!
  • Margaritaville – Jimmy Buffet and related music, lots of island groove
  • Frank Sinatra channel
  • Howard Stern
  • Elvis
  • 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s each have a channel…
  • And sports, news, politics, talk, sex, and even some violence! 

    It is a great service and you can listen on the internet, or get  radio receiver for your car or home. 

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Click on the JAM ON logo to check out Sirius/XM and look for the free online trial!

Couch-ella: The Virtual Begining of Festival Season

by | Apr 17, 2009 | Music Festivals

This weekend in the California desert near Indio, the Coachella ValleyMusic and Arts Festival.   It’s the biggest thing in the desert this side of Burning Man, and in fact, often has Black Rock City artisans and performers involved.  Many bands, from The Cure to Leonard Cohen, Morrisey to Paul McCartney (in his first ever festival performance!), and dozens of others, big and small. It started today.   No need to drop everything and run to the desert… becaus thanks to the ATT BLUE ROOM the festival comes to you.  Coachella becomes Couch-ella.  Order some take out rather than questionable festival food, grab a sixer at the corner store for the price of one show beer, and spark  up  your party without looking over your shoulder.  Or get all Woodstock on yourself and watch the show naked.

It is realitivley easy to click into the Blue Room and watch a festival.  Sure, they don’t show every band and sometimes they cut a set short… but if  you don’t have travel or parking hassle, no overbearing weather (heat, mud, etc.),  no obnoxious drunks except those you invite to your home for the viewing.

Many major festivals this season, Bonaroo, Wakarusa, High Sierra, Jazz Fest, Rothbury, Outisde Lands,  10klf,  All Good Festival and more.  Not all of them have webcasts, and sometimes they announce the webcast later closer to the date, becasue of course they want to sell tickets!  Just check their sites for more information.

Along with ATT Blue Room, iClips is another site that hosts many live webcasts.

The economy is tight, but the music is flowing abundantly.  Complain all you want about high ticket prices, and how much it costs to travel… from the comfort of your own home.

Coachella is this weekend 4/17-19 and the webcast is already begun…. Sir Paul is scheduled at 10pm Pacific Daylight Time. Rock On!

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While waiting for McCartney tune into the PHAKECAST of The Dead 4/17/2009 Albany.  That’s very soon… aprox. 4.30pm Eastern time!