Tour Watch 2001 (Archive 25: 8/8/01 - 12/31/01) See the Tour 2001 pages for full 2001 touring details. |
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I got this directly from the Hartford Civic Center in an email--
Tickets for CSNY in Hartford, CT - USA - will go on sale Saturday, January 12th at 10AM through all Ticketmaster outlets, online and 860-525-4500 or 203-624-0033. Tickets will not be available at the Hartford Civic Center Box Office on Sat. Jan 12, but will be available on Sunday Jan. 13th at 10AM.HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
ZIGZAG777
ROLLING HOME 2U
Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2001 12:20:02 EST Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: JMarr43106@aol.com
Topic: Most Requested: CSNY
On the Pollstar
"most requested" list,
they show that last week CSNY was the most requested concert
tour on the internet. This week they're in second place behind Creed.
Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2001 15:57:08 +0000 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Germán Solís <pola_a44@hotmail.com>
Topic: Best in Spain: The Horse
The NY&CH show at A Coruña, Spain on July 12 was named the best performance of the year in Spain, according to the independent music magazine ROCKDELUX.
It's curious, because they usually hate all the artist older than 25 (calling them dinosaurs). PJ Harvey, Mogwai, Yo La Tengo, The Flaming Lips, Experience, Herbert, Leila and Pulp are the rest in the list.
P.D.
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 20:31:52 -0800 (PST) Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: j. horowitz <jah4168@go.com>
Topic: Pittsburgh CSNY Tix
Got an e-mail from Clear Channel with this info about the Pittsburgh CSNY show...
Crosby, Stills, Nash & YoungHope that helps some people out! Anyway, aren't those Gold Circle seats cheaper than the other shows that already put tickets on sale?
Mellon Arena Pittsburgh, PA
March 6, 2002 - 7:30PM Eastern
On sale January 10, 2002 - 10:00AM
Gold Circle : $ 158.50
Reserved : $ 90.25
Reserved : $ 58.75
Reserved : $ 42.50
Jah
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 13:35:24 -0600 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: robert.gries@usbank.com
Topic: Minneapolis CSNY Tix
I just called the Target Center box office. I was told that
tickets for the March 12
CSNY show are going on sale Jan 12th at 1000 am.
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 07:31:18 +0100 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: norbert.ritz@vdr.de
Topic: Germany loved Crazy Horse
The German Rolling Stone Issue 01/2002, which came by post to me yesterday, included their Reader Poll for 2001. Neil was voted number 3 in the category Best Artist (number 1 is Bob Dylan).
In the Best Live Act in 2001 category, number 1 was U2, but Neil & Crazy Horse were voted number 2!
If more people had seen his outstanding concert in Lörrach, Germany, on July 22, he would have reached number 1, that's for sure. It was the best concert where I have ever been!
Norbert
Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2001 12:03:09 -0800 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: austinpickers <approd@pacbell.net>
Topic: Who will back CSNY?
Just in from Graham Nash's online forum: On the CSNY tour... Booker T Jones on keyboards, Donald "Duck" Dunn on bass and "Smokey" Steve Potts on drums. It's CSNY & The MGs...
Ed
Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2001 13:00:00 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: Upcoming CSNY tix sales
The following ticket sales for the CSNY Tour Of America are coming shortly...
All three of the shows that have already sold tix have now added second shows:
The following ticket sales for the CSNY Tour Of America are upon us...
The Tour 2002 pages
are now on-line here on HyperRust. The CSNY Tour Of America
dates will be filled in shortly. As always, that set of pages will
provide detailed pre- and post- show information and reviews.
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2001 09:00:00 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: CSNY "Tour Of America"
Here is the official announcement and planned dates...
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, rock ‘n’ roll’s legendary super-group, has announced plans for their “Tour of America", kicking off February 6, 2002 at the Palace of Auburn Hills in Detroit. The tour will take the group to 35 cities over a three-month period ending April 2002. Tickets for the North American tour go on sale beginning Saturday, December 1st.
“Tour of America” follows on the heels of CSNY2000, billed by the LA Times as, “epic – the most memorable outing in recent years.” Seen by over 500,000 North American fans, last year’s three-hour show included such classic hits as Carry On, Southern Man, Almost Cut My Hair, Teach Your Children, Long Time Gone, Woodstock, Rockin In The Free World and Long May You Run. The Boston Globe raved about last year’s tour; “If there’s such a thing as getting your money’s worth, this was it.”
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young has consistently captured America’s most poignant political, sociological and musical movements. Collectively and individually, CSNY have continued to prosper, and remain eloquent and lyrical, innovative and fresh. “Tour of America” will once again capture the musical magic that is and always will belong to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. The chemistry is back; the music and harmonies have never left.
Concert tickets will go on sale beginning Saturday, December 1st in Toronto, and on December 3rd in New York and Boston. Tickets will be available at three price levels, $39.50, $55.00, $85.00 (plus applicable facility and service fees). In addition, there will be a limited number of Gold Circle seats offered. Additional CSNY on sales will continue in December and throughout January 2002.
The dates go like this:
Feb. 06 - Detroit, Palace of Auburn Hills (On sale: Sat. Dec. 8)
Feb. 07 - Columbus, Nationwide Arena (On sale: Sat. Dec. 8)
Feb. 10 - Grand Rapids, Van Andel Arena (On sale: Sat. Dec. 8)
Feb. 12 - Toronto, Air Canada Centre (On sale: Sat. Dec. 1)
Feb. 15 - St. Louis, Savvis Center (On sale: Sat. Dec. 8)
Feb. 17 - Chicago, United Center (On sale: Sat. Dec. 8)
Feb. 20 - Indianapolis, Conseco Fieldhouse (On sale: Sat. Dec. 8)
Feb. 22 - New York, Madison Square Garden (On sale: Mon. Dec. 3)
Feb. 25 - Cleveland, Gund Arena (On sale: Sat. Dec. 8)
Feb. 28 - Hartford, Civic Center
Mar. 02 - Boston, Fleet Center (On sale: Mon. Dec. 3)
Mar. 05 - Philadelphia, First Union Center
Mar. 06 - Pittsburgh, Mellon Arena
Mar. 08 - Washington, DC, MCI Center
Mar. 11 - Milwaukee, Bradley Center
Mar. 12 - Minneapolis, Target Center
Mar. 26 - Phoenix, America West Arena
Mar. 27 - San Diego, Sports Arena
Mar. 29 - Las Vegas, MGM Grand Garden Arena
Mar. 30 - Anaheim, Arrowhead Pond
Apr. 01 - Los Angeles, Staples Center
Apr. 04 - Oakland, Arena
Apr. 05 - San Jose, Compaq Center at San Jose
Apr. 08 - Denver, Pepsi Center
Apr. 13 - Miami, National Car Rental Center
Apr. 14 - Tampa, Ice Palace
Apr. 17 - Atlanta, Philips Arena
(Additional cities, venues, and on-sale dates to be announced)
I read on the Canadian CANOE site that the CSNY 2002 shows are a go. A few excerpts:
A brief item in this morning's Minneapolis Star Tribune says that the tour is expected to be announced this week and will include a stop at the Target Center in Minneapolis on March 12th.
"Moe the Sleaze"
a.k.a. Chuck King
Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2001 21:50:23 EST Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: BNeal1658@aol.com
Topic: CSNY 2002 in Pittsburgh
I spoke with a friend today who informed me that CSNY are booked
at the Pittsburgh Civic Arena in early spring. My friend works
with the group that manages the arena so he's a very credible source.
His only comment was that ticket prices are set at the same level as
their last tour.
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2001 11:58:11 -0700 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Mark Brown <brownm@rockymountainnews.com>
Topic: CSNY 2002 inked
The local Clear Channel promoter here says that CSNY has definitely signed with Clear Channel (formerly SFX) to do their tour next year, mostly in indoor arenas.
I'm told that there will be a televised press conference in the next few weeks announcing the tour (much like last time) and on-sales should start right after the first of the year, or possibly even before Xmas. Details are being ironed out.
Mark Brown
rock music critic
Denver Rocky Mountain News
Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 02:09:13 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Gerrie Rouse <rouserg@uc.edu>
Topic: Stills weighs in
Just attended a Stephen Stills concert at the Belterra Casino in
Southern Indiana. At one point he said something like "I'll be playing
with that crazy Canadian again in February." He said that there would
probably be a CSNY date in Indianapolis.
Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 16:37:13 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: CAMMAIL22@mln.lib.ma.us
Topic: CSNY2002 Boston?
Today's Boston Globe reports that CSNY are planning a tour this winter, with a stop at the Fleet Center. Here's the whole blurb:
"Last year's reunion tour of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young was an all-around winner artistically and commercially. They rekindled their friendship -- and moreover their mutual respect -- so they're planning to do it again. Look for a late winter date at the Fleet Center. No ticket details yet."Alan DerKazarian (Tell Me Why)
Here's an excerpt from a note by David Crosby in his response to a Rustie query about why a CSNY 2002 tour most likely won't include European dates...
it's because the expenses almost triple coming over there with CSNY... would take a 747 load each way just for the sound and lights let alone the band gear and then there's the jets to move the people ...none of us is exactly happy about riding commercial these days ...it may happen anyway but the USA has more $$$ in the market and we can travel in our busses which is how we like to do it ........croz
Timothea (who started the "Siren To Wail" organization) says that it's Ben Keith who'll be playing the concert, not Neil.
It's still a great cause, though, and there will be a lot of good music.
Details on the Siren
To Wail website.
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 14:11:46 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: Nash confirms CSNY2K2?
On a website that claims to post answers from Graham Nash to questions people ask him there, there is this exchange:
"Graham, We heard CSNY is touring in 2002?? A CSNY & Friends 2002 tour would bring many people together. A traveling troupe across the country/world, in the spirit of the Rolling Thunder Revue with CPR, Phil Lesh, Jackson, Bonnie, Emmylou, Bob Dylan, McCartney, James Taylor, Russ Kunkle, Fogelberg, Leland Sklar, Henley and others along with many of your friends.. Our country and many people are ready to respond."I have no idea where the Rolling Thunder stuff came from (I'm guessing that it's Jeff's "wish list"). But this appears to be a another semi-confirmation that the tour is happening...
jeff
Algonquin, Il USA
Friday, November 09, 2001 at 16:59:34 (PST)GN: "Yes Jeff, First date is the 8th of Feb." Graham
This just in...
In
an
article by The Tennessean staff writer Jim East published in
the 11/9 issue of the newspaper, it was written that Neil will be
playing at a benefit in New Orleans on November 30. Apparently, the
fundraiser, which was to raise money for Hepatitis C research, had
Rusty Kershaw and brother Doug slated to appear. But now that Rusty
has left this world, part
of the benefit will be billed as a tribute to Rusty. The article
claims that both Neil and Aaron Neville have been announced as playing
the show.
The venue is a place called Howlin' Wolf. The venue's website lists for that date:
Chris Skinker
Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2001 22:21:51 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: CSNY2K2 looking likely
In addition to the previous rumor,
a reliable source passes on that the roadies at last night's U2
show told him that they've signed on to do a 2002 CSNY tour.
No further details at this point...
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2001 14:14:18 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: CSNY2K2 rumor
A rumor came from a member of the Ian McNabb mailing list who's also an occasional contributer to the Lee Shore list. The person does seem to have some "inside" contacts, so the rumor has a higher likelyhood than your standard SWAG*. The rumor: CSNY will go on tour in February. No word on where.
For those who had been hoping that Crazy Horse would be
touring stateside soon, let's just hope that if indeed a CSNY
tour starts in Feb, it'll be out of the way in time for Neil to get
back on The Horse by sometime in Summer...
. . . RE*AC*TOR
* "SWAG" = "Silly Wild-Ass Guess"
There's a short article about the Bridge School Benefit shows on the USA Today site. It has one comment I've not seen anywhere else, and it answers a question I've had for a while: with Ben having long since graduated from the school, and with the establishment of the Foundation to help extend the support for the school, how long will Neil continue doing the benefit concerts? Here's what the article says:
Proceeds cover a huge chunk of the Bridge budget, but the school hopes to rely less on the concerts in time. Even so, Neil Young says the event will go on indefinitely.RE*AC*TOR"The older I get, the more I like it," he says.
Neil's set lists for the Sunday
Bridge
School Benefit show have been posted. Set lists for
other acts will be filled in as I receive them...
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2001 4:00:00 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: Saturday BSB set list
Neil's set lists for the Saturday
Bridge
School Benefit show have been posted. Set lists for
other acts will be filled in as I receive them...
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Fri, 19 Oct 2001 12:00:00 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: Bridge XV is upon us...
Rusties are gathering from all over the world for the
International RustFest, and are looking forward to
tomorrow's Bridge
School Benefit show. Hope you can make it...
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2001 13:37:35 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Steve Washick <lbal@onebox.com>
Topic: Not to Panic...
i'm a moron....and an idiot and a dumbass.
disregard the post i made about neil playing with widespread panic on sunday. it ain't gonna happen after all.
from here on out don't pay attention to anything i post.
my apologies to everyone.
if you're in the bay area you should still go see panic.....
--
Steve Washick
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2001 23:05:30 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: BillyTalbotBand@BillyTalbotBand.com
Topic: Billy's benefits
Greetings from the Billy Talbot Band!
As the Bridge School benefit concert approaches, Billy looks back on Farm Aid, and forward to the Bridge...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It was great playing there in Indiana -- for such an important ideal, an endangered species. The show was great. I don't have too much to say about it -- being on TV you all saw more of it than I did (in between the commercials, that is)... I just hope that, in this time when the National focus is as it is, we can also focus in on and help preserve a very important way of life in America. May the days of the family farmer never fade away. It was my pleasure to be there, and to be playing music with Crazy Horse. And I'm looking forward with great anticipation to doing it some more at next week's Bridge School benefit. Hope that you get a chance to see us there. ..............Billy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I have it on good authority that any potential plans for a
webcast (either publically or "AOL exclusive" or whatever) of the
Bridge
School Benefit concert didn't gel. I'm guessing that the
combination of Paul McCartney's big New York Benefit show on Saturday
and the big benefit show in DC's RFK Stadium on Sunday were too much
of a distraction. Or maybe it was hard to come up with a sponsor this
year due to our current financial uncertainties. In any case, doesn't
look like it's going to happen...
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Wed, 10 Oct 2001 13:44:01 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Steve Washick <lbal@onebox.com>
Topic: Panic!
i have several friends in tight with the panic family, they all keep telling me to get my ass to berkeley on sunday, as neil is supposed to show up and play a song or two with widespread panic.
so all of you bay area freaks - get to the greek theater on sunday!!! it's gonna be a special show....
unfortunately, i won't be able to make it. if neil plays don't be denied or last dance with panic i'm gonna crap my britches.
lbal,
steve
Date: Thu, 4 Oct 2001 23:41:38 EDT Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Connfused@aol.com
Topic: Spring tour in the works?
Heard today on WPLR 99.1 in New Haven, CT, on the Mike and Jimmy Concert Show (with Jimmy Koplic, the biggest concert promoter for this area), that Neil is scheduling a Spring arena tour for the US. He also said that he was busily work on his "Archive" project. No, mention of which band will be accompanying him. I think that if it's to be the arenas it will probably be Crazy Horse. Let's keep our fingers crossed, cause if there's was ever anything that we really need now is to Keep Rockin' In the Free World!!!
DWIGHT C IN CT
Date: Thu, 04 Oct 2001 18:23:25 +0000 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Robert Reuter <rudedogg420@hotmail.com>
Topic: Now there are 8
According to the Shoreline website, Jill Sobule, and
Billy Idol have been added to both days of the
Bridge
School Benefit concert.
Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 10:16:05 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: RE*AC*TOR
Topic: Full Farm Aid Line-up
Here's the full list of performers at the Farm Aid concert today, as near as I've been able to find out. This is NOT a schedule...
Neil Young and Crazy HorseInteresting how this year it APPEARED they were cutting back on the number of performers, but at the last minute we find fairly long list, as has been usual...
Willie Nelson
John Mellencamp
Dave Matthews (solo)
Arlo Guthrie
Doobie Brothers
Martina McBride
Acoustic Syndicate
Jimmy Reyser
Chris Knight
Susan Tedeschi
Alice Peacock
Kory and the Fire Flys
This is a reminder that this is Farm Aid concert weekend. We are going forward with the show. All of us at FARM AID wrestled with the question whether we should cancel this year's show -- how could we celebrate family farmers and rural America at a time of such national pain and mourning?
As we searched for the right decision, we were inspired by so many who encouraged us not to give in to fear and terror, and to get back to what we can do to make this country strong. After much soul searching and consultation with people from across the country, we concluded that the best thing we can do at this moment is to demonstrate to the world the strength and vitality of American farmers and their important role in making this great country strong.
Farmers are always among the first to reach down, dig deep, to do whatever they can, to help a neighbor in need. When a farmer becomes ill, the community mobilizes itself to help with the harvest. When a barn burns down, neighbors gather to raise a new one. American farmers know how to respond to adversity and devastation. They know how to maintain enough hope to plant seeds in the ground and keep going. As all of us grapple with the senseless loss of life and mourn with the families of the victims, we look for signs of hope that this national tragedy will bring forth the best of what it means to be an American.
The bombing in New York also hurt family farmers. On Sept. 11 several farmers markets operating at the World Trade Center and lower Manhattan were destroyed or displaced by the WTC bombings. Farm Aid is asking viewers to make donations directly to a special fund set up by the Farmers Market Federation of New York that will restore these markets. Checks can be made out to "Fund for World Trade Center Green Market Farmers," and mailed to:
Farmers Market Federation of New YorkPlease give generously!
2100 Park St.
Syracuse, NY 13208
Nicholas McKay sez:
> Just got this off NME.com:-- MACCA ASKS LED ZEPPELIN > TO REFORM... LED ZEPPELIN have been asked to reform to > appear alongside... NEIL YOUNG... The galaxy of stars are set > for Madison Square Garden in New York on October 20...Ummm, hey Paul, ever heard of something called the "Bridge School Benefit concert"?
Vampireblues sez:
> Perhaps Neil will be beamed to New York like U2 > was from London last Friday night, and Neil himself > did a few years ago when he was at the RnRHOF, when > he performed The Needle And The Damage Done?Now THAT makes sense! He could come out at the Bridge show and do his opening solo numbers just after the 3pm start, and in MSG they could put him on the big-screen just after 6pm there. Can you say "Imagine"?
According to the Shoreline and Ticketmaster websites, the Saturday Bridge School Benefit Concert start time has been moved up to 3pm rather than it's usual 5pm. I think this is the earliest Saturday show yet!!
Mark Segelman
Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2001 16:19:28 -0700 (PDT) Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: caryn <clr@drizzle.com>
Topic: Tracy Chapman added to BSB
Excerpt from the press release:
SOURCE: Bridge School
15th Bridge Concert Lineup Firmed; Tickets on Sale Next Week
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- The 15th edition of the Bridge School Benefit Concerts has been set for the weekend of October 20th and 21st at Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA.Again organized by Neil and Pegi Young, this year's concerts will feature acoustic performances by Pearl Jam, R.E.M., Dave Matthews, Tracy Chapman, Ben Harper as well as Neil Young and Crazy Horse with a number of special surprise guest performers to be revealed.
Just in case anybody still had any doubts about whether
the report of Neil YOUNG being
included in
the
big telethon tomorrow night might have been a mix-up with
the Anti-Neil (as had happened last year in a report on people at
that Babs Streisand "final concert"), I've heard from a reliable
source that the plan really is for Neil to perform on the show.
No further details available, though...
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2001 15:53:22 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Joel Sensenig <joelsensenig_24@hotmail.com>
Topic: Crazy Horse at Farm Aid
Buried in a press release about how this year's Farm Aid concert will also benefit the loss of Farmers Markets at the World Trade Center (???), there's this mention:
The lineup for Farm Aid 2001 includes Willie Nelson, Neil Young and Crazy Horse, John Mellencamp, a special solo performance by Dave Matthews, Martina McBride, Arlo Guthrie, and Acoustic Syndicate.
Now that SFX has corrected their DMB->DM
listing, they have also posted a confirmation that Crazy Horse
will indeed be appearing with Neil at this year's
Bridge
School benefit.
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 16:09:36 -0700 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Jeff S <mobymix@hotmail.com>
Topic: DM, not DMB
Despite what SFX says, the Dave Matthews
Band official site says Dave Matthews will be playing SOLO
at the Bridge
School benefit.
--jeff
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 12:15:34 -0700 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Jeff S <mobymix@hotmail.com>
Topic: DMB at BSB
According to SFX, the Dave Matthews Band will be playing
this year's Bridge
School benefit concert.
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 17:06:02 -0700 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Steve.Portigal@mindspring.com
Topic: Big tribute to include Neil?
Can you believe this?
...A who's who of entertainers -- from Tom Cruise to Tom Hanks to Tom Petty -- has agreed to assemble Friday night for an unprecedented telethon on ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox to aid the victims of last week's horrific terrorist attacks......Participants will include the aforementioned... ...along with (in alphabetical order) Bon Jovi, Amy Brennenman, Jim Carrey, George Clooney, Sheryl Crow, Cameron Diaz, the Dixie Chicks, Robert De Niro, Clint Eastwood, Calista Flockhart, Dennis Franz, Kelsey Grammer, Faith Hill, Billy Joel, Alicia Keys, Conan O'Brien, Ray Romano, Julia Roberts, Paul Simon, Will Smith, Bruce Springsteen, Sela Ward, Robin Williams, Stevie Wonder and Neil Young, with more likely to be added in coming days.
According to the Ben Harper website:
Tickets for the Bridge School benefit on October 20 and 21 will now go on sale September 24. The tickets were previously expected to go on sale September 16. Apparently Bette Midler has dropped out of the all-star lineup as well.Chuck N
According the Shoreline site, the tickets for the Bridge School benefit concert will now go on sale on Monday, September 24 at 10am (instead of this coming Sunday, the previously announced date).
Prices are: Lawn: $38.25, Reserved: $48.25
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2001 18:51:34 -0500 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Shawn McCorkle <newcomer@netusa1.net>
Topic: Martina at Farm Aid
Got my daily CDNow All-Star News and it said that Martina McBride has been added to the Farm Aid 2001 line-up.
Shawn McCorkle -- Just Riding My LLama
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 16:38:04 +0000 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Robert Reuter <rudedogg420@hotmail.com>
Topic: Bridge Performer news
BenHarper.net claims that Ben Harper and Bette Midler will also be playing the Bridge School benefit concert this year, along with the previously announced Pearl Jam and R.E.M.
They also claim that Crazy Horse will be accompanying Neil.
--Rude
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 23:17:55 -0700 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Sam <sbadal@ucla.edu>
Topic: Bridge tix date
Just wanted to inform you that the Bridge School benefit concert ticket onsale date has been announced. Tickets for both shows will be on sale on Sunday, September 16 at 10:00am Pacific Time. No further details about who'll play have been released yet.
-Sam
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 17:50:37 -0400 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: BillyTalbotBand@BillyTalbotBand.com
Topic: Billy's home
Greetings from the Billy Talbot Band!
Here's the latest from Billy...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Well I'm finally home, after the tour and then hanging in S.F. for a week or so. I got to visit with a few friends there, and play some tunes with the boys in the BTB. I spent a day with Matt playing some acoustic. Heard his new songs, he heard mine -- it was a really good time. I'm in a very good place - musically speaking - after playing with the Horse live for the last couple of months. There's so much I'd like to do... That I'm going to do... The tour ended on a fine note in Japan at the Fuji Festival, as we played a super version of Tonight's the Night. It felt great to be playing with the Horse right then... I mean it almost always does feel great, but rocking in Japan after 25 years of not playing there, with the crowd really into it -- well it was good, dammit. I have to say that this year's touring has been our best yet. I hope that a lot of you have had a chance to experience it with us. And that a lot more of you will still be able to, on down the road... ...........................Billy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
According to Pollstar, Arlo Guthrie has been added to the line-up for Farm Aid 2001.
Peace
Kevin--Union Man
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 23:02:52 +0900 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Hiro Nishiyama <hhiirroo@tkb.att.ne.jp>
Topic: Fuji re-webcast
The Fuji Rock festival people are running webcasts of performances from the festival. Apparently they're planning a webcast of Crazy Horse's performance there. I don't know whether it is the same as the original partial webcast or not. Probably not complete. But much better than nothing. :-)
You can find details of the webcast, which is scheduled for this Saturday, August 18, here.
I'm looking forward to searching for myself going nuts, on my PC screen. :-)
Hiro Nishiyama
one of Ordinary People
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 20:44:39 +0100 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Dave <dr_bod@ntlworld.com>
Topic: Fuji on Satellite TV
BBC Choice channel has a show from the Fuji Rock festival that Neil played in Japan, coming up this weekend. It airs on Saturday evening at 9pm GMT. Don't know if Neil will be on, or if he nixed the TV cameras (as he did the webcast). Sounds like it's worth the watching even sans Neil.
Dave.....with my carbine on.....
Date: Wed, 8 Aug 2001 07:18:43 -0700 Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: Paul Tomita <ptomita@pentalink.com>
Topic: No double booking
Pearl Jam and REM will play in Seattle on Monday, October 22nd, not the 21st as I previously reported. So there is no conflict with the Bridge School Benefit Concert. I could swear that GroundWork2001.org had the 21st up yesterday morning, but it now shows the 22nd.
Paul
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 12:57:02 EDT Tour Watch 2001
Reporter: JMarr43106@aol.com
Topic: Farm Aid Broadcast
Here's the word from RockOnTV:
Farm Aid 2001 will be shown on CMT (Country Music Television) on Saturday, September 29, 2001 04:00 pm - 10:00 pm ET.