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@OregonState @BeaverBaseball
Even older than Fenway Park (1912) and Wrigley Field (1914), baseball has been played at the site of Goss Stadium (which has seen many improvements over the years) since 1907. It only took me 110 years to see my first game there this past weekend. The game (against Washington State) was sold out so we had to procure tickets from a scalper outside the stadium (for about half of what tickets were going for on Stubhub but still more than double the face value).
The #1-ranked Beavers won, as usual. OSU will be hosting the Regionals next weekend. If all goes well, they will be hosting the Super Regionals the following weekend and heading to Omaha for the College World Series later in June.
@brittfestivals @theavettbros @BritFloyd
The full lineup can be seen here. I’m out of the country from June 19 until August 3 so I will, unfortunately, miss Brit Floyd–probably the best show at Britt in the past few years. I will also miss The Avett Brothers.
Performances I will likely see in 2017 include:
Rodrigo y Gabriela
The Decemberists
Lake Street Dive
Joan Jett
Ron White
Stephen Stills and Judy Collins
John Butler Trio
George Thorogood
We took a little road trip down south this past weekend. We spent most of our time in Napa but headed out one morning for a walk in Yountville.
A little over 5 years after seeing 100 Watt Mind at old Johnny B’s, I saw them at new Johnny B’s a couple weeks ago.
It’s been a while since I’ve made it out for live music. With Club 66 and Musichead both out of business, rare visits to Britt or the Ashland Armory are all that I seem to get to these days in the Rogue Valley. I swore off Johnny B’s a few years ago, but I made a rare exception a couple weeks ago when Cambrian Explosion and 100 Watt Mind were playing. Both bands were great.