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AndreaGerak says...

Figuring out where should I go to perform. There are a couple of places I
definitely want to go to and some of them are in the making, but I also would
like to know where would you like to have me the most.
 
Okay, here are a few places I am thinking of: Vienna, Zurich, Paris,
Barcelona, New York (maybe other cities on the East Coast, even up to
Toronto), Florida, California (first of all Los Angeles), Tel-Aviv, India.
 
Well, I love to travel, that you can tell :-D
 
Now I would like to ask you to help me plan out my journeys and
 
1. confirm via this link, if you want me to go to any of the places above,
 
2. if you live somewhere else, tell me (also via the link) where should I
go - will be my pleasure!
 
3. let me know if you have any ideas in your area for venues etc where I
could perform: festivals, community, family or corporate events, churches,
house concerts, music clubs, exhibitions, wherever some beautiful music
could fit - but no political parties. And if you even have some contacts,
wow, hip-hip-hurray! When you bring me a good gig, I will not leave you
without a good exchange for it :-)
 
4. fellow musicians, artists: I am open for collaborations, either for a
concert or two together, either for your studio project - I will be happy
if I can inspire you in your work.
 
My calendar is here
 
Thanks a bunch for your help, and I am looking forward to see you as soon
as possible :-*

Filed under: concert, music, tour

LeON says...

最后还有太空步呢

Filed under: concert, michael jackson, mj, Teresa Teng, video

frammonney says...

Vous recherchez une critique ou des images du concert de Bruce Springsteen et de son E-Street Band donné ce mercredi 30 juin 2009 au Stade de Suisse à Berne ?

A l'exception d'un compte-rendu dans le 20 minutes et dans Le Matin, difficile de lire quoi que ce soit de probant dans un journal romand.
Notez bien qu'on ne saurait trop leur en vouloir: il ne s'agissait ni des Rolling Stones ni de Tina Turner, le concert n'avait pas pour cadre l'ancien aérodrome militaire de Dübendorf - il n'y avait donc pas grand chose à dire sur la mise en place d'une scène pharaonique - et aucune Conseillère ou Conseiller fédéral en tenue «d'jeuns» n'y était attendu.
A leur décharge, reconnaissons également que ces temps-ci il a déjà tant à spéculer sur les funérailles, l'héritage ainsi que la garde des enfants de Michael Jackson et à écrire sur les tonnes de matériel que Johnny Hallyday amène au Stade de Genève La Praille pour son concert de ce samedi 4 juillet, qu'il serait crasse de leur en vouloir de ne pas parler de musique.

Partant, ce 1er juillet 2009, il nous faut donc fourbir notre allemand, et se plonger dans la BernerZeitung BZ et Der Bund pour lire le compte rendu de journalistes venus vivre avec quelque 40'000 fans le concert du «Boss» et de son E-Street Band hier soir à Berne.

«Eindringlich, intim, explosiv», titre Maria Künzli dans la BernerZeitunng BZ. «Pénétrant, intime, explosif»? A tous points de vue ...cela même si de façon générale la qualité du son n'était pas au rendez-vous du concert. Certes, le public fut pénétré, mais Bruce Springsteen tout autant. Le garçonnet du premier rang qui, appuyé contre la scène, chantait à tue-tête «Hungry Heart» n'oubliera certainement pas de si tôt le «Boss» venu s'agenouiller devant lui pour lui tendre le micro ...et lui remettre l'une de ses harmonicas un moment plus tard. 

De l'intimité et de l'explosivité, bien sûr. Mais du plaisir, aussi. Celui qui se dégageait de Bruce Springsteen et des membres du E-Street Band à jouer devant un public du Stade de Suisse immédiatement mis dans leur poche dès leur entrée en scène derrière un accordéon qui jouait «Wenni nume wüsst, wos Vogulisi wär».
De la générosité, surtout. Deux heures quarante de concert rythmées par un ballet aérien de guitares entre le «Boss» et son assistant pour n'avoir à marquer quasi aucune pause entre chaque titre, le tout baigné dans des litres de sueur qui fonceront rapidement le gris de la chemise et le bleu du jeans.

«Is everybody alive out there?» Sûr! Jusqu'au bout, jusqu'au «Rocking All Over the World» final repris de John Fogerty.

Pour en savoir et en voir plus :
«Eindringlich, intim, explosiv» - BernerZeitung BT - Maria Künzli
«Seid ihr alle am Leben da draussen?» - Der Bund - Jean-Martin Büttner

Filed under: Bruce Springsteen, Concert

gratzer94 says...

Sooo.. it's been like FOUR months since this concert. But it's still fresh in my mind. This was a very memorable night for many different reasons...

Let's start with the day of the concert...

 

So, I woke up earlier than usual because of my excitement and nervousness and realized that this day has finally come. The start of Third Day's Spring Revelation Tour, the day I see Third Day in concert for my second time, the day I see Revive my third time, the day I see Brandon Heath my first time, the day I meet Third Day for the first time, and much more I had no idea at that moment. So, I got up and got ready. It went by soooooo slowly! But I had the tweets of Mark to keep me company every once in a while. And then long after I was ready to go.. we finally left. I wasn't aware that we had to go see my brother in college first. Oh my.... I was getting really anxious! And so, we went to see him and he decides to tell me that he saw a Third Day shirt at some store he was at and he was going to get it for me, but decided to get his FRIEND a shirt instead. (You've gotta be kidding me!) So, FINALLY!!! After forever, as it seems, we left. Champaign, IL. HERE WE COME!!!

So, this drive seemed like it took forever! I couldn't stop talking about the concert. This concert is my sisters first Third Day concert. So, I was telling her how I thought she would have fun and like it a lot. And when we were about to the Illinois state border.. my sister says, "Uhhh... I think Illinois is an hour behind Indiana." Uhh-ohh... JESS!!! So, my sister was planning on being an hour early in the first place so we could eat dinner before the concert. It looks like she got that... and AN EXTRA HOUR!!!!! AUGH!!! So, I was impatient. We found the Assembly Hall and as soon as I saw Third Day and Revive's tour buses.. I felt like I was going to stop breathing! So, then drove down the road a couple of miles to eat. I couldn't eat because I was really, REALLY nervous and excited. I was bouncy and I was shaking. While we ate my sister studied. She had a test the next day in Anatomy. (She's so great for taking me to the concert and getting home at 3:00 a.m. and waking up at 7:30 a.m. the next day to go take a test that she did very well on!) And I just sat there and watched her study and eat. If I ate I probably would've puked! So, she finally got the clue that I wanted to go. We went out to the car and we drove to the Assembly Hall and parked. We listened to some Third Day while waiting and she studied some more. And we finally got out and we waited in line for 30 MINUTES!!! The wind was blowing, it was FREEEEEEEEEZING! And I kept apologizing. I felt so bad. I tried to block the wind for her. The people were just standing in there. In the warmness, non-windy heat. While we were standing out there wishing we were them in the freezing, windy, sunlessness. Then I saw Mike from Revive. And he saw me and waved. So, FNALLY they opened up the doors and let us in.. SLOWLY!! They had to check our bags to make sure we didn't have any outside food/drinks. So, we finally got in. I checked in with Mike at the Wired table. Then I went to buy a Third Day Revelation Tour and Third Day poster. Then got a Revive poster. Went to the bathroom to put my new shirt on. So, then we went to our seats... and my sister sighed. We had nose-bleed seats. Yipee! So, she went back down to see if they had any of the Third Day shirts she wanted in. Still none. She came back and we waited. Took pictures. I saw the Revive guys on the side of the stage. And I also saw Tai from Third Day on the other side of the stage with the sound guy. And finally Revive came on. No one was standing up in our section. I was the only one and I was clapping and I'm sure I embarrassed my sister and myself, bu who cares! I love Revive and nothing can change that! Then my sister and I went out and looked over the ledge to see how many people were at Third Day's merch booth and there was a BUNCH!! And I spotted David from Third Day. My sister dared me to yell his name. So, I did and he looked up, said hi, and waved. I was red. So, we went back in to see Brandon Heath perform. The crowd was a little more into it with BH. After Brandon was done my sister and I went down stairs to stand in line to meet BH and Revive. I saved my sisters spot in line while she went to see if they had that shirt in yet. She came back with three CD's in her hand. WHA?? She had gotten thi deal where you pay a pretty reasonable amount of money for all three artists CD's. NO FARE!!! And the reason why that was not fare AT ALL was because Revive's CD wasn't supposed to be out for another FIVE DAYS!!! So, she got one of the first copies ever! Not fare! So, we waited in such a long line. And we were about 5 feet away from Revive's table and my sister had asked me if Revive would remember me. I told her that I wasn't for sure. And we were still talking about that when she says.. "Uhhh.. he just said your name!" I asked her who and she says, "The one that called Mom!" (That's a WHOLE different story!) Rich. I looked over there and Rich was showing Ty where I was. Rich said, "IT'S CHELSIE!!" About three times. When they noticed I was looking at them Ty, Rich, and Mike starting waving like I was going to disappear. Rich started talking over people just to talk to me. (Weird!?) Everyone in line was looking at me like, "No way!" or "You're so lucky!" or "Nuh-uhh.. NOT POSIBLE!!" When my sister and I got up to Dave he asked me what my name was and before I could say my name Ty, Rich, and Mike were like, "DUDE, DAVE!!! IT'S CHELSIE!!!!" and Dave looked at me a second time and says, "Oh yeah, sorry, I didn't recognize you!" And then Dave gave me a high five. Ty pounded my fist, Rich gave me a high five, and Mike pounded my fist. We all talked for a while and Rich asks if I can come back and hang out with them after the concert. And Mike says, "When's that thing with Third Day?" And pointed to my sticker. So, yeah. We talked forever. The stinkin' security guard made us move on to Brandon. So, we went up to Brandon and my sister put her hand on his arm and told him how amazing he was. And he kinda looked at us surprised and said, "Well, thank you! I don't always take compliments lightly. But this one's great! You guys are awesome!" And we all introduced ourselves and my shyness kicked in for him. Oh my! I was hoping that I wasn't going to be this way for Third Day! And we talked for awhile and the security guard was very pushy! He wasn't my best friend at all this night! So, we went to our seats and on the way my sister couldn't stop talking about the Revive guys knowing me like that. She's still shocked to this day! So, we got up there just in time Third Day was about to start. Third Day rocked the house as usual! They never disappoint! During the song 'Thief' Mac got off the stage while Mark did his amazing guitar solo and he went backstage then appeared right in front of the section to our right. So, they got close. Then all the others joined him to do an acoustic set. It was nice. And then they all went back on stage. And continued rocking. During Mac's prayer and 'Cry Out To Jesus' I heard some sniffles and looked over to find my sister balling her eyes out. Because of Mac's prayer, she came closer to Christ that night. Seing her cry made me cry. It was great.

So, after the concert I had to go straight to the Wired M&G. I was soooo stoked! So, when I arrived Mike had everyone in a circle. I joined in and he was talking. The first thing I heard him say was, "Sorry, but all the guys are married. So, you don't have a chance!" Tehehe, funny Mike! And David came out first to talk to us about the "A Thousand Hills Coffee". And then I saw the rest of the guys come in. My knees started shaking and I started to egt even more nervous. David was the first one to come to me. He remembered me from the little 'Shouting-His-Name-Dare' from my sister and he laughed. We talked for awhile. I didn't get my picture taken with him, though. :( My neighbor asked me if I wanted her to take pictures of me and the guys with my camera for me after David left. Mark was next. I was very excited to see Mark! I had been following Mark on Twitter for a loooooong time and we had talked a bit on there. So, my mission was to tell him about Twitter. So, He came up to me and introduced himself. I told him my name. Then he asked me where I was from and I told him and he was like, "Wow, than it took awhile for you to get here! How long?" I told him and he was like, "Woah!" And then I blurted out... "I follow you on Twitter!" And he was like, "Oh really? What's your (he used a really fancy word here) username?" I told him and he was like, "Oh yeah! I have seen you around quite a bit! Man, I wish I had my phone with me so I could take a picture of us and put it on Twitter! Oh well, you'll just have to send me this one and I'll repost it!" Wait... WHA?? Are you JOKING me! I'm sure my eyes were about to pop out of my head! I was sooooo... shocked! So, we took the picture and talked for a bit. It was crazy! (And he DID repost the picture on Twitter!) The whole time... Mac was about to overlap Mark! So, I didn't have too long of a wait until Mac came around! This moment was soooo... awesome! It's hard to explain over typing! He introduced himself to me and I introduced myself to him. We talked for a while and he asked me some questions. He was about to leave me when he turned around and asked, "Oh... do you have the new album?" I don't know WHY he asked me that because he had just signed TWO Revelation albums! I took my sisters to get it signed to be nice. So, I just said that I did and he asked me what song was my favorite and I told him 'Take It All'! And he agreed that it was a good one! Right now, my favorite is 'Born Again'! It changes a lot! And then Tai was the last one. He came up to me and introduced himself and I introduced myself. We talked for awhile and one thing that sticks out to me is when he asked, "Are you going to listen to BOTH of these albums?" And I told them one was for my sister. He was like, "Oh! Awwww... you're such a good sister!" And we talked some more. Then I went to go get in line to get my Wired picture taken. When I got up there. And stood between Mac and David someone made a weird noise that made me laugh between my smile. I started cracking up afterwards and so did the guys. It was awesome!

So, on the way home we had to blast my sisters new CD's to keep her awake. She doesn't seem to remember driving a pretty long length of the time. I stayed awake to keep her awake! So, we got back to her house at abotu 3:00 a.m. But it was all worth it!

 

Well, that's the Champiahn, IL. concert experience for ya! Hope you enjoyed it. Any questions.. don't hesitate to ask! And think.... this is just a summary of my night! You should've been there!

Filed under: Concert, David Carr, Mac Powell, Mark Lee, marklee3d, Tai Anderson, Third Day

ksp says...

I was at TW Classic this year, the 2009 edition. My first festival ever, and here's what I noticed:

  • Motor (apparently it's a band) sucked. I don't know what these guys were on, but all I could here were the sounds of various electronic devices going haywire. Please never do that again, ever! Get a regular job or something.
  • Why the hell is everyone running as soon as they open the doors? Oh, to get access to the Pit? I walked over there, while ridiculing all of you running lard-asses, and still made it in time to get a green wristband. Oh and that guy that lost all his food while doing something that resembles the act of running: thank you for making me laugh so hard.
  • Toilets at concerts are like real-estate - well, before the crisis hit at least. For some reason these toilets do not have an indication whether or not they're occupied, which had me trying each door to find a vacant toilet. This left me with the picture of a half-naked lady, squatting on the toilet, who obviously forget to lock the door. Splendid, just what I always wanted: a startled, half naked woman grasping for the door handle.
  • You really need earplugs at these things. I had a headache after Motor's so-called performance. There's really no need to play music *that* loud. And to the parents walking around with their children, who's ears were completely unprotected: don't be surprised if they ditch you in a home when you're old.
  • This might be a hard concept to grasp, but if I put a towel or two on the grass, it means that it's my spot. I claimed it and you are to walk around it. That's not so hard, is it?
  • If you're going to get beer, or any other liquid as far as I'm concerned, try not to spill all of it before you arrive back at your spot. Is it such a challenge to hold a plastic cup in your hand and walk several feet with it? Really?
  • Sbarro sucks. Pizza is supposed to be warm, you morons. Also, it's supposed to taste like something, other than utter crap.
  • What's with food- and beverage stamps? I can understand that it helps to speed things up, but why do you need to split them up?
  • Put more trash cans dammit. People are just loitering like they're in the middle ages. Finished a drink? Just throw it on the ground. Done with the French fries? Chuck it somewhere. Savages.
I don't get what people find so special about festivals, at least not from what I've seen. Performances were not jaw-dropping in any way: I always had the feeling that I could just as well have popped a cd in. Perhaps the Basement Jaxx were different, but by that time, I couldn't be bothered anymore and just went home. The only two that made an effort, were Moby and Tom Helsen.

I think we can conclude that I'm not festival material.

Filed under: Belgium, concert

Means says...

Filed under: Concert, Las Vegas, Music, Nevada, The Joint, Travel, Wilco

OMAR says...

Here are some photos from the concert video shoot I directed at Six Flags. Beyond Hope Lies opened up for Bowling For Soup and did a great job amping the crowd especially for a crowd who didn't even know the lyrics. The crowd just fell in love with the band. You'll also see us with Bowling for Soup backstage Will have some videos from the shoot posted soon.

You can hear the music at http://www.myspace.com/beyondhopelies

             
Click here to download:
Backstage_concert_photos_from_.zip (290 KB)

Filed under: Backstage, Beyond Hope Lies, Bowling For Soup, Concert, Dreamartist Films, Great Adventure, Jackson, Live in Concert, New Jersey, NJ, Omar Elbaga, Six Flags

How I Became A Phanboy At 30 A by Anthony Marco  
(download)

I'm going autobiographical on one of the most embarrassing, yet most genuinely enjoyable aspects of my life. I don't expect people to understand, but maybe it's something that everyone can relate to - at least on some level.

Filed under: concert, fanboy, live, music, phan, phish

Mike says...


Setlist

I Wish I Was A Girl
Mr. Jones
All My Friends
Highlife
Omaha
Four Days
Speech
Mrs. Potter's Lullaby
Amy Hit The Atmosphere
A Murder Of One
St. Robinson In His Cadillac Dream
Rain King
Hangingaround
A Long December
Walkaways

Filed under: Concert, Counting Crows, download, free, Konzert, kostenlos, Liveshows, Pop

pdxgmc says...

Concert day is finally here!!!! All of our hard work is paying off.  We had rehearsal on Thursday with the orchestra and Susannah Mars and the music is sounding great!!!

Don't miss your chance to get tickets at a discounted price today. Stop by the PGMC Pride booth or visit or website at http://www.pdxgmc.org/index.php?page=coupon  to get your standard ticket for ONLY $15 (terms and conditions do apply see website for details)

Filed under: chorus, concert, gay, men, PCPA, PDX, PGMC, sing, Susannah Mars