Heartland

i think the key in this, is their promoter, not the band
you want to send a letter with a nice proposal to do that?
do not send this to the band, go and find their man that represents the band and do it proper

equipment you're bought many years ago (don't count), it will fix in one truck, folks you need for buliding the stage you can rent from locals for not big money (it's not a big stage), you've got one technical for all guitars + Simon for the doc, Ben, Chris, Lisa for the lights and Jurgen on soundboard, two people for merchendise (if you want earn more money) and bus for all of them. simple. we're the road crew

lachert wrote:equipment you're bought many years ago (don't count), it will fix in one truck, folks you need for buliding the stage you can rent from locals for not big money (it's not a big stage), you've got one technical for all guitars + Simon for the doc, Ben, Chris, Lisa for the lights and Jurgen on soundboard, two people for merchendise (if you want earn more money) and bus for all of them. simple. we're the road crew

Quite frankly, I think they manage to tour plenty enough already, I would rather Andrew start a Pledge Campaign like Si and The Violets for a new album. Imagine, if someone has money to toss around and they are serious, dropping a couple hundred quid Andrew's way towards a "gift that shines" once and for all.

What do you say Mr. Eldritch? Willing to do the Pledge thing?

I'll front $500.

OK then, how much to get a the man himself to listen to a demo? He refused at XXX and I don't really blame him, but as a business deal?

OIL

USED TO BE THE CASE

this is is like God circumcising

Memphis Rich wrote:this is is like God circumcising

and OIL and USED TO BE THE CASE

and WTF are you on about?

Damned if anyone else knows

Don't interrupt, Prescott. It's like Burma-Shave billboards

Nadia81 wrote:Don't interrupt, Prescott. It's like Burma-Shave billboards

"Words are just turds"

Indeed.