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Very good performance. Augeri inhabits that high range effortlessly, but still has his own bluesy raw identity.

Interesting time for the band. Virtually ignored by the mainstream press and with social media in it's infancy, they won over fans one concert at a time.

At 4:13, someone clearly flips the band off. Tough crowd.

https://youtu.be/LSJMOkZE3Gk

Augeri in his prime. Thanks for posting. Though it doesn't look like they won anyone over in that crowd. Bunch of bumps on a log. Anyone remember who the band might have been opening for that night?

FamilyMan wrote: Anyone remember who the band might have been opening for that night?

No opener that I recall on this tour. The band played mostly sheds and casinos.
Fun year...for many of us.


later~

When I saw them on that tour, Frampton opened. But I do believe most shows were solo dates.

The vibe in the video - with the daylight hours and crowd so visibly bored - was that Journey was the support act for someone else. Is this the year where there was a triple bill - Frampton, Journey and Foreigner?

FamilyMan wrote:The vibe in the video - with the daylight hours and crowd so visibly bored - was that Journey was the support act for someone else. Is this the year where there was a triple bill - Frampton, Journey and Foreigner?

The triple bill was Journey, Frampton and John waite. By this might have been the Journey, Foreigner tour because I think they rotated headlining.

jrnyman28 wrote:

FamilyMan wrote:The vibe in the video - with the daylight hours and crowd so visibly bored - was that Journey was the support act for someone else. Is this the year where there was a triple bill - Frampton, Journey and Foreigner?

The triple bill was Journey, Frampton and John waite. By this might have been the Journey, Foreigner tour because I think they rotated headlining.

2002 Red 13 tour was the Under the Radar tour. They were mostly solo.