by happycat! >^.^<m~ | Dec 3, 2010 | Uncategorized |
Many many rumors have been flying around, from the rumor that New Years Eve was Furthur’s last shows, to rumors of Winter Tour 2011 be exactly the same as 2010. Ok, well the last one really just has to do with Furthur not updating the info tab of their Facebook page since last January (hey guys, I’m for hire…!) As for the rumor of NYE being their finale, THAT’S JUST A BULLSHIT LIE! *(that is what Phil told us at a Cal Expo many years ago, where the rumors were thick that he was leaving the band after the Sunday show).
They just announced their first (of what I hope will be many) 2011 dates, three nights in Broomfield Colorado, right smack dab in the middle of Winter!
From Furthur.net:
Sat, Feb 11th
Sun, Feb 12th
Mon, Feb 13th
1STBANK Center Broomfield, CO Map
Mail Order: GDTS TOO will be accepting items postmarked December 4th through through the 9th.
Internet pre-sale dates through Front Gate begins at Noon EST on Monday, December 6th and ends at 6:00PM EST on Thursday, December 9th
Ticketmaster Public on-sale date is Friday, December 10th, at 10AM local time.
by happycat! >^.^<m~ | Sep 14, 2010 | Music Festivals
Deadheadland will be there! Our reporter will be on hand to experience the Blues, drink some brews, and report it all back to us!
Telluride, CO: The Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, which will be held Friday, September 17 through Sunday, September 19, 2010, is excited to announce that Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi Band will be closing the festival on Saturday night. These two are no strangers to the Telluride Blues & Brews stage, but for the first time, the duo will be headlining this year’s event.
Born out of the southern blues tradition that is The Allman Brothers, Derek Trucks has picked up his family’s musical talent and taken it to new heights. Through endless touring and collaborations with music’s biggest names, Trucks has become a guitar legend in the modern blues world. His wife, Susan Tedeschi, is a profound guitarist in her own right and has traveled a similar route to stardom with the Susan Tedeschi Band. Together, Trucks and Tedeschi have formed a modern blues powerhouse that is sure to provide an electrifying set that will go down in Telluride Blues & Brews history.
The 17th Annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival will also feature B.B. King, George Thorogood and the Destroyers with special guests Elvin Bishop and Eddie Shaw, Galactic with Cyril Neville and Corey Henry, Jimmie Vaughan and the Tilt-A-Whirl Band, Allen Toussaint, T-Model Ford, Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears, JJ Grey & Mofro, Cedric Burnside & Lightnin’ Malcolm, Matt Schofield, Alberta Cross, The Dana Fuchs Band, Ronnie Baker Brooks, The Beth Hart Band, Gospel Morning with The Otis Taylor Band featuring Chuck Campbell and the Sheryl Renee Choir, Grady Champion, Terrence Simian & the Zydeco Experience, Dead Confederate, The Sugar Thieves, The Bill Magee Blues Band, Little Al Thomas and The Deep Down Fools.
Telluride Blues & Brews proudly presents the Grand Tasting on Saturday, September 18, 2010. One of the premier tasting events in the Southwest, the Grand Tasting features more than 150 beers from over 50 microbreweries, including those from the Telluride Blues & Brews official beer sponsor, Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. This event has it all, from ales to lagers, nut browns to I.P.A.’s and everything in between, from award-winning microbreweries from the Southwest and beyond.
There’s more than just the Blues & Brews in store for you. Telluride Blues & Brews has something for all ages. Additional festival highlights include, late night shows at the local Juke Joints and After Hours Jams, Free Acoustic Artist Series, The Rainbow Kids area and Kid’s parade, Blues for Breakfast and the Telluride Acoustic Blues Competition.
Tickets for the 17th Annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival are on sale now! A three-day pass is available for $160.00 and Juke Joint tickets are sold per night at $25. Friday and Sunday tickets can be purchased for $55.00 each and Saturday for $65.00. Bal de Maison are $20 and After Hours Jam are $15.00. Festival camping is available adjacent to the festival grounds for $40 per person and are valid for 4 nights starting Thursday, September 16. Tickets can be purchased at www.tellurideblues.com or by calling 866-515-6166.
One of the most scenic music festivals in the country, the Telluride Blues & Brews Festival takes place in Telluride, CO, a world-famous resort town in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. The festival is a three-day celebration of music and microbrews, held in Telluride Town Park, an outdoor music venue with breathtaking 13,000 foot mountain peaks for a backdrop. By day, experience live blues, rock, gospel and soul performances, the best microbrews in Colorado, a wide variety of food and craft vendors, children’s activities and more – all on festival grounds. By night, follow the festival as it flows into the town of Telluride, with late night juke joints and after-hours jams.
by happycat! >^.^<m~ | Jul 15, 2010 | Uncategorized
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
- 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.
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.
by happycat! >^.^<m~ | Aug 3, 2009 | Grateful Dead
Hey now, brothers and sisters! The Mayor of Deadheadland has asked me to share some low-radar Rhythm Devil kind, that led up to Red Rocks.
Bill Kreutzmann, the new drummer for swamp rock king Papa Mali, played the Telluride Cajun Festival on Friday…
with opening act Promise of the Real–led by Lukas Nelson, son of Willie.
Now…word on the street leading up to the show was that Papa was about to unveil a brand new Robert Hunter joint…
as l was unfamiliar with the rest of the originals in his set, l didn’t catch it.
The action was loud and long…with plenty of Dead material thrown in.
Rider, GDTRFB, Bertha, and an absolutely off the chain Lovelight were all hot and funky and sweaty.
By the way…this all happened in the middle of the street. Just another “Only in Telluride” kind of day!
– Web (Telluride field reporter for Deadheadland.com)
