Last week definitely was a good one! It started with the best thing imaginable – a U2 concert! We got the tickets last October, so the wait was way too long. But finally the day arrived and we enjoyed it a lot. We were joined by the winner of our U2-ticket-competition… but wait, hm, didn’t a guy win the ticket? Find the mystery unveiled in a short video we made of this wondrous event:
On saturday afternoon we rented a very old, very crappy bus from a guy who we only know by the name of Brandon Jazz. Actually we don’t even know him, we just have his van. It’s a huge thing and i think it definitely wants to kill us. But it is cheaper than a rental car and we were in need of wheels, so it’s really quite alright. continue reading »
What’s better? A festival-gig in front of 10000 people who don’t know our music at all, or a smaller show for fans that drove 3 hours just to see us play? Both is kinda cool, but the second happend to us yesterday. We were really surprised and we felt honored. What topped the whole thing off was to see how people who didn’t know our music yet enjoyed the evening alot too. What more could you want as a musician? Faithful fans and new enthusiastic ones? continue reading »
Last thursday we headed down to Charlotte to see some friends and to spend some time on the marketing issue of the band. We had the best time there. We stayed at the cross.tv mansion with a private pool, a tenniscourt, a lake and a beachvolleyball pitch. Needless to say that we played a lot of tennis, volleyball and went swimming alot. It almost felt like we are stars already. continue reading »
When we arrived in Nashville last week, we only had 3 concerts fixed. I was very worried, because being here for 4 weeks, i’d love to drive from one good show to the next one.
Our expectations have changed though, they’re higher now than the first times we were here. Where are the venues that would fit our style of music? It’s better to play two shows to an audience that likes our style of music than 10 to longhaired metalfreakes (which by they way always turn out to be the nicest people) or a bunch of drunk people. continue reading »
What kind of words should we use to describe Regensburg? Which ones have we not already said? How can we honor Regensburg in a new way without singing the old hymns of admiration and awe? We shall not try to find words which we most probably have already used, instead something completely different. continue reading »
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