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Is there a link to Journey's schedule?

Here you go...

08/15/06 Red Rocks Amphitheatre Denver, CO (SOLD OUT)
08/16/06 USANA Amphitheatre Salt Lake City, UT
08/18/06 Mandalay Bay Events Center Las Vegas, NV (SOLD OUT)
08/19/06 Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Irvine, CA
08/22/06 Cricket Pavilion Phoenix, AZ
08/23/06 Coors Amphitheatre Chula Vista, CA
08/25/06 Chronicle Pavilion Concord, CA
08/26/06 Shoreline Amphitheatre Mt. View, CA
08/27/06 Sleep Train Amphitheatre Sacramento, CA
08/30/06 Clark County Amphitheatre Portland, OR
08/31/06 White River Amphitheatre Seattle, WA
09/02/06 The Idaho Center Boise, ID
09/03/06 Events Center Reno, NV
09/06/06 Verizon Wireless Kansas City, KS
09/07/06 Hilton Coliseum Ames, IA
09/09/06 Marcus Amphitheatre Milwaukee, WI Now
09/10/06 Germain Amphitheatre Columbus, OH Now
09/12/06 Blossom Cleveland, OH Now
09/13/06 Post Gazette Pavilion Pittsburgh, PA Now
09/15/06 PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdell, NJ 7/29/06 10:00 AM
09/16/06 Saratoga PAC Saratoga Springs, NY Now
09/19/06 Mohegan Sun Uncasville, CT 7/29/06 10:00 AM
09/20/06 Darien Center Buffalo, NY Now
09/22/06 Borgata Atlantic City, NJ TBD
09/23/06 Tweeter Boston, MA Now

Wow, thanks Shania! even better than a link!

great rest of the weekend!








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You're welcome,Veruca.
Have fun!

Shania wrote:
09/15/06 PNC Bank Arts Center Holmdell, NJ 7/29/06 10:00 AM

I see this replaced the Madison Square Garden date.

That leg is frigging grueling. 80 min setkist or not.
JSS, eat your spinach, Bro.

Have we debuted The Place In Your Heart yet? Anybody know all the setlists? If so, what other than the dozen has been covered?

Red13JoePa wrote:That leg is frigging grueling. 80 min setkist or not.
JSS, eat your spinach, Bro.

Have we debuted The Place In Your Heart yet? Anybody know all the setlists? If so, what other than the dozen has been covered?

They opened with Faith In The Heartland on July 10th in West Palm Beach. That's the only thing new they played though.

And it continues into October too

Andrew wrote:And it continues into October too

Hey Andrew, do you know if they'll be w/ leppard for those shows? Thanks

One more time seeing this tour in Ames 9/7 will be a great b-day present.. even though its a week before it..

Rick

Andrew wrote:And it continues into October too

I don't suppose you could post those??? And, are the really still adding dates?


Thanks!!!!

RaiderFan wrote:

Andrew wrote:And it continues into October too

Hey Andrew, do you know if they'll be w/ leppard for those shows? Thanks

Yes indeed.

And guess what? It's all live now too.

Rockn'deano wrote:And guess what? It's all live now too.

Oh yea?? Ya sure they're not using click tracks?

jrnyjetster wrote:

Rockn'deano wrote:And guess what? It's all live now too.

Oh yea?? Ya sure they're not using click tracks?

Use of a click track doesn't mean it's not live. It's simply a means for the musicians to remain in time with each other. Lots of good musicians use it.

Andrew, I've gotten word of a Journey date of October 28th in Bloomington, IL. It sounds like this person is 95-99% sure that that will be the date of the show. The place they are playing isn't that big, IMO (about 6,000). Surely that date isn't with Leppard, is it?

conversationpc wrote:
Use of a click track doesn't mean it's not live. It's simply a means for the musicians to remain in time with each other. Lots of good musicians use it.

Ummm....I know that, I'm just razzin' Deano.

All dates are with Leppard...now and to come....

Just got an email that the Atlantic City tix are going on sale this Saturday.

I'm tempted to go for these as well

MSR wrote:Just got an email that the Atlantic City tix are going on sale this Saturday.

I'm tempted to go for these as well

journeygal wrote:

MSR wrote:Just got an email that the Atlantic City tix are going on sale this Saturday.

I'm tempted to go for these as well

If I behave myself, it might happen

conversationpc wrote:

jrnyjetster wrote:

Rockn'deano wrote:And guess what? It's all live now too.

Oh yea?? Ya sure they're not using click tracks?

Use of a click track doesn't mean it's not live. It's simply a means for the musicians to remain in time with each other. Lots of good musicians use it.

Not live. Click track means they're using tracks. Either vocal (backups) or keys.

brywool wrote:Not live. Click track means they're using tracks. Either vocal (backups) or keys.

Actually, that would be a backing track, not a click track. A click track is a different thing altogether. Some musicians use a click track AND backing track that are synchronized together.

Judging by the schedule, the band has learned nothing about singers voices and too many dates.

brywool wrote:Judging by the schedule, the band has learned nothing about singers voices and too many dates.

Of course not. Vocalists are disposable to them.

conversationpc wrote:

brywool wrote:Not live. Click track means they're using tracks. Either vocal (backups) or keys.

Actually, that would be a backing track, not a click track. A click track is a different thing altogether. Some musicians use a click track AND backing track that are synchronized together.

I KNOW what a click track is. There's no reason to use one UNLESS they're using backing tracks and they have to keep in sync with them. I have a hard time that Castronovo would need a click track to play in time.

A Fire Inside wrote:

brywool wrote:Judging by the schedule, the band has learned nothing about singers voices and too many dates.

Of course not. Vocalists are disposable to them.

Just think of the possibilities if they'd been careful about too many dates and their singer from day one of the band...

brywool wrote:I KNOW what a click track is. There's no reason to use one UNLESS they're using backing tracks and they have to keep in sync with them. I have a hard time that Castronovo would need a click track to play in time.

My apologies. That wasn't obvious by your previous post. It seemed as if you were confusing a click track with a backing track.

Anyway, I'm not an expert on how exactly they are used but it does seem as if some musicians use them without also having a backing track. However, I'm sure if you asked Steve Smith about playing with click tracks, he'd probably tell you that those that use them are no less a musician than those that don't. Some musicians prefer them. Others prefer the slightly "looser" feel that you get when you don't use one.

conversationpc wrote:

brywool wrote:I KNOW what a click track is. There's no reason to use one UNLESS they're using backing tracks and they have to keep in sync with them. I have a hard time that Castronovo would need a click track to play in time.

My apologies. That wasn't obvious by your previous post. It seemed as if you were confusing a click track with a backing track.

Anyway, I'm not an expert on how exactly they are used but it does seem as if some musicians use them without also having a backing track. However, I'm sure if you asked Steve Smith about playing with click tracks, he'd probably tell you that those that use them are no less a musician than those that don't. Some musicians prefer them. Others prefer the slightly "looser" feel that you get when you don't use one.

Click Tracks are predominantly used when a band needs to synch up pre-recorded backing vocals/keyboards/special effects or to synch up with video productions. Look at DL this tour; running video in the back drop, probably click tarcking to sycn that and those big-arena, monster chorus vocals. Nothing wrong with this at all; it's actually become quite the norm in the biz.