Tour Info/update

[carkey]

9/9 - fletcher’s - baltimore, Maryland
9/10 - The Canal Club - richmond, Virginia
9/11 - sector 7 G - augusta, Georgia
9/12 - beamer’s - panama city, Florida
9/13 - THE REAL BIG DEAL @ alachua county fairgrounds - gainesville, Florida
9/16 - new brookland tavern - west columbia, South Carolina
9/17 - green street - greensboro, North Carolina
9/19 - valentines - albany, New York

Will said:

hey east coast, get hip to our friends:

myspace.com/jonezetta
myspace.com/bandmarino
myspace.com/treatyofparis

for the rest of you, you'll have to wait till oct/nov to hear our new jams live.

-w

ps - starting to hear new music. so stoked. it feels like the summer of '03...i think we are being born again.

-carla

[carkey]

updated:

9.09.08 fletcher's (baltimore MD)
9.10.08 The Canal Club (Richmond VA)
9.11.08 sector 7 G (Augusta GA)
9.12.08 beamer's (Panama City FL)
9.13.08 THE REAL BIG DEAL FESTIVAL @ alachua county fairgrounds (Gainesville FL)
9.16.08 new brookland tavern (West Columbia SC)
9.17.08 green street (Greensboro NC)
9.18.08 webster underground (Hartford CT)
9.19.08 valentines (Albany NY)
9.20.08 the chance (Poughkepsie NY)
9.21.08 Maxwell's (Hoboken NJ)



i wish this tour was backwards, as in, the first dates were closer to me so that it makes it easier to go, but this has never stopped me before

-carla

[stopnowbegin]

I'm so glad they're playing Valentine's. It's a tiny venue but I enjoyed it when I saw Jesse Lacey/Kevin Devine there last summer.

[esedler8785]

Hoboken...hmmmmmmmmmmmm...tempting.

[carkey]

i havent been to maxwell's in a while

-carla

[crashzero]

i'm thinking about hoboken myself.

i'm also thinking about the 11/1 show here at the Troc with Anberlin and taking my 16 year old nephew....maybe

[esedler8785]

boo non headline shows..im getting tickets to hoboken..right about meow.

[sunpoisoned]

Gah! They need to come to Utah soon!!!

[[::april / 03::]]

Aug 12, 2008 1:27:47 GMT -4 esedler8785 said:

..right about meow.

ohhhhhh... that meow cracks me up.

i'm gonna use that someday in normal conversation and see if anyone notices.

i'm very excited.

[esedler8785]

one week to hobo-ken...who's going?

I've never even been in hoboken..pretty bad for a Jersey guy, eh?

[stopnowbegin]

This is just some videos and photos I've found of the tour thus far in case anyone is missing it or just curious as to how the new look/feel of the band is.

Photos from Real Big Deal Festival can be found at this flickr:
www.flickr.com/photos/openseating/sets/72157607293700464/

And videos are:

At the beginning of the treaty of paris' tour blog they show a few moments of Mistakes We Knew We Were Making: www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfHj8wt6CGQ

Drain You (Cover) & Who Will Save Us Now: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPyyOsPpnYQ

Buttoned Down: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ7KWMyxnbM

Mistakes We Knew We Were Making: www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFVdCrfWO9M

Your Name Here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEg0dG4Ki44

Hands In The Sky: www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD1gDvltCfg

[esedler8785]

I see John and Will are having a who can grow the most hair contest..

[carkey]

i will be at the hoboken show

-carla

[carkey]

everyone who went have a good time???

-carla

[Jason V.]

I had an awesome time; I'm so glad I made the trip Sunday night! A big thanks goes out to the PATH train, without which it would not have been possible. Here's my insanely-super-tiny-mini-compact-quasi-review.

After having to wait at least 15 minutes past the scheduled start time for the first opening band to come on at my first four shows, I was surprised to see The Narrative start promptly at 7:30. I liked their set, so I picked up their EP after the show from Suzie, who was really cool. Treaty of Paris was pretty good, I guess, although I didn't really get into them. I did enjoy Band Marino, though, as they were definitely different in a good way and they just seemed like genuinely cool guys. I think the theatrics involved with the performance of their last song helped a bit, lol; I'll likely be checking out more of their stuff.

Straylight was Straylight, which I think says more than enough. I like how they continually switch up the older stuff, and I was especially happy to finally get to see The Perfect Ending performed live; that's one of my absolute favorite songs from the first album. I also really liked the way they did the chorus for Who Will Save Us Now, as well as the "half-acoustic" cover of Drain You. Everything sounded crisp and awesome, including the new stuff, and SR continues to be the only band who can keep changing their style and I love it all the same.

There really isn't much else I can say that can do them justice, as they were -- yet again -- nothing short of phenomenal. I loved the venue, and the fact that it enabled such easy interaction with John, Shaun and Will made meeting them again even better than when I did the first time at the signing after the show at Irving Plaza last June. I must admit that I do miss Michelle, though, although I just found out about Destry today, which is exciting!

On a side note, Carla, it was really cool to finally meet you, and I apologize for not talking much; I was seriously running on half-empty the whole day. Are you going to be at Webster Hall next month? If so, hopefully I'll see you there.

- Jason