012415 Preservation Hall, New Orleans, LA
Preservation Hall in New Orleans must be the most understated famous venue in America…
Daily ticket stories
Preservation Hall in New Orleans must be the most understated famous venue in America…
On January 23rd, 2005 I was cooling my heels in Cuzco, Peru, which is at an elevation of 3,400 metres. I promised myself I wouldn’t drink until I had climatized to the thin air, however…
This is ticket #1 from a show that I promoted my very own self, a scary and thrilling project that brought together the amazing Baba Wizemana and the incredible Don Ross for the very first (and only?) time along with hundreds of eager music fans in the Alumni Theatre…
In the future when people look and me incredulously and exclaim, “You went all the way to Mexico just to see Phish!?!” I wanted to be able to come back with something like: “Of course not. I also visited Mayan ruins, went scuba diving, sampled the local food and drink, spent plenty of time on the beach, and had the greatest sandwich of my life…
On January 18th, 1997 I went to see a big modern dance troupe out of Montreal and I was hoping to really like it…
On January 17th, 1987 I huddled in the cold with my back pressed up against the front door of the Moncton Coliseum. I arrived two, maybe three hours early for the show and was among the first in line to get in. Back then I was a rail-hugger…
This ticket is a bit of a mystery…
On January 15th, 1997 I drove to Montreal to see Tricky at the Spectrum. A hard-grinding rap artist like Tricky would normally have been well off of my radar but I was dating a girl with a very good, eclectic musical foundation that she eagerly shared with me…
After a week scuba diving around Cozumel m’lady and I headed down to Barcelo Maya to start the Phishy part of our Mexican vacation…
January 11th, 2003 was another of not-nearly-enough Bob Wiseman shows in a weird venue with a quirky band featuring a bad name…