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Lets see some outdoor gig shots!
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The 'wick comes out to play on occasion.
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Green Day tribute band
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Yes, it can get chilly in Arizona, but my G&L JB2 is a champ.
The 'wick comes out to play on occasion.
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Green Day tribute band
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Yes, it can get chilly in Arizona, but my G&L JB2 is a champ.
Where was this?
Sunday, 9/26/10. This was a freakin' blast!
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Why do outdoor UK pub/club festival stages always seem to be a rental lorry? The last 2 we played were in wind, i didnt feel too safe, no pics though ):
Liam
Liam
Taken last year at The National Chopper Club Surrey Bash. Did the same gig again this year and I'm just waiting on the photos.
Never have anyone with me to take pictures on all these freelance things I do. However, here's a few at least of the 'venue' and me figuring out the backline (back to the camera) at a gig this year in Cancun, Mexico.
It still amazes me that there are people that have the money to fly a 10 piece band down to Mexico, put them up for three days, rent backline, etc. I guess the rich are different than you and me!
It still amazes me that there are people that have the money to fly a 10 piece band down to Mexico, put them up for three days, rent backline, etc. I guess the rich are different than you and me!
Most years we get asked to play an outdoor private party for a couple guys who share access to an empty grass lot. They've built a small stage, and they rolled out a keg of great beer, bought the band a bottle of Jack, and fed us with a huge spread of BBQ.
It's one of our smallest gigs (only a couple dozen people), but definitely one of our most fun.
I was loving the freedom of cranking it outdoors so I went with my Reverend Rumblefish PJ, into a Mesa Carbine M9, through a Bergantino AE410. HUGE tone.
It's one of our smallest gigs (only a couple dozen people), but definitely one of our most fun.
I was loving the freedom of cranking it outdoors so I went with my Reverend Rumblefish PJ, into a Mesa Carbine M9, through a Bergantino AE410. HUGE tone.
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