Just so your not confused, the description of the photo is underneath the picture.

The Room we rehearsed in, I’m still a little confused what it really is meant for, all I know is it was a really big place that had a lot of steal and really old tools, that I would love to buy,  the place was pretty cool, you had to drive through some different area’s of town to get there, but worth it once your there, way better than sound check (haha)

Bush (not sure if he’s related) looming up our video snake, yea that’s right you read right, a video snake, we put the robo controller and all the camera stuff at FOH because the lighting console controls everything, even the oven that cooks the meals for catering I think.

New York City is a post all by it self, and I’ll be getting to that at some point this week, but I thought I would share this picture because it’s just awesome.

Our Truck for the tour?

Did you count how many hands we have for load out?  I like this method, I’ve been on tours where each department has a sticker that’s a color, or a colored shirt that says the tour name, that all helps, but honestly I’ve really enjoyed this one, he hands out the gaffe tape and makes them put it on the front of their shirt, it really is a good idea because it’s cheap for one, and we can keep track of who is where, you wouldn’t think that would be a problem but it can be.

Our loading dock for the New York City show, it was 8th Ave if you really care, and nobody slowed down even a little as we unloaded in the street.

Bush (again) focusing the drum lipstick cam.  From the looks of it, you would think that the only two guys out of the 15-20 crew guys that actually work is Sam and Bush.  And that might be the truth I’m not really sure.