Live bands in concert

[BeDome]

I'm in the same boat. Lots and lots of bands.

I can tell you that the very first C&D order I ever received from an official source while I was attempting to acquire releases was initiated by The Ramones legal copyright lawyers.

Some orders even prevented me from divulging this much information, but I have studied the statutes in every state from which I was warned, maybe 20 times, and concluded that I needed to keep my inside info private.




I'm screwed.

 

[Brandon]

If there was a concert at Conseco fieldhouse between say August 2003 and August 2004, I was working there.

I remember santa slam which had several on its own, Springsteen , american idol? Nelly

Celine dion in vegas (later in indy with fiance

Tswift was the opening act for zac brown

Keith anderson/Carrie underwood

Tswift with fiance. - fiance made it worth it.

Carrie underwood and john melloncamp -final 4 on monument circle

Def leppard a couple of times, kiss, reo, posion

Pat Benatar/Journey

Elton john

matchbox 20

Edwin mccain, collective soul and hootie and the blowfish

I am sure I am missing a few and she forced me to go to a few I don't remember who, newer "country".

 

[loudgroove]

I can tell you that the very first C&D order I ever received from an official source while I was attempting to acquire releases was initiated by The Ramones legal copyright lawyers.

Some orders even prevented me from divulging this much information, but I have studied the statutes in every state from which I was warned, maybe 20 times, and concluded that I needed to keep my inside info private.




I'm screwed.

I had to sign an NDA for only one artist I toured with, and she will remain nameless. The non disclosure consisted of me not being able to talk about anything that happened on the tour or that I saw that showed her in any negativity, or was able to use her name for any promotion for myself. After starting the tour I understood fully why management had me sign it. I didn't stay on that tour very long. lol

I haven't done much punk music professionally. The local guys here have always been a pain to work with, with some exceptions. I did have the pleasure of mixing Black Flag recently though. Honestly they were a great group of guys to work with. Down to earth nice people. All of them. The guitar player was the only original member left.

The 3 questions I get asked a lot when people find out what I do is...
Question 1: Ever do sound for anyone famous? Answer: All the time.
Question 2: Have you done sound for anyone I've heard of? Answer: Most likely, who have you heard of?
Question 3: Who all have you done sound for? Answer: Wow, you are going to have to name some and I'll tell you if I have.

 

[snapping turtle]

I had to sign an NDA for only one artist I toured with, and she will remain nameless. The non disclosure consisted of me not being able to talk about anything that happened on the tour or that I saw that showed her in any negativity, or was able to use her name for any promotion for myself. After starting the tour I understood fully why management had me sign it. I didn't stay on that tour very long. lol

I haven't done much punk music professionally. The local guys here have always been a pain to work with, with some exceptions. I did have the pleasure of mixing Black Flag recently though. Honestly they were a great group of guys to work with. Down to earth nice people. All of them. The guitar player was the only original member left.

The 3 questions I get asked a lot when people find out what I do is...
Question 1: Ever do sound for anyone famous? Answer: All the time.
Question 2: Have you done sound for anyone I've heard of? Answer: Most likely, who have you heard of?
Question 3: Who all have you done sound for? Answer: Wow, you are going to have to name some and I'll tell you if I have.

Local 30 or road crew?

 

[loudgroove]

Local 30 or road crew?

I've done some stuff with local 187, but I have always been house or road crew. The Black Flag show I was house audio.

 

[littletommy]

I had to sign an NDA for only one artist I toured with, and she will remain nameless. The non disclosure consisted of me not being able to talk about anything that happened on the tour or that I saw that showed her in any negativity, or was able to use her name for any promotion for myself. After starting the tour I understood fully why management had me sign it. I didn't stay on that tour very long. lol

I haven't done much punk music professionally. The local guys here have always been a pain to work with, with some exceptions. I did have the pleasure of mixing Black Flag recently though. Honestly they were a great group of guys to work with. Down to earth nice people. All of them. The guitar player was the only original member left.

The 3 questions I get asked a lot when people find out what I do is...
Question 1: Ever do sound for anyone famous? Answer: All the time.
Question 2: Have you done sound for anyone I've heard of? Answer: Most likely, who have you heard of?
Question 3: Who all have you done sound for? Answer: Wow, you are going to have to name some and I'll tell you if I have.

Quite a few years back, I did some work for a guy that drove a tour bus for lots of big named entertainers. He had a pretty extensive list of names. I asked him who his favorite person was to work with, and without hesitation he said “Prince”. He said Prince was the nicest, most thoughtful person he had ever met.

I would have never in a million years thought that.