Lake Street Dive @ Britt
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A year ago, I saw Lake Street Dive for the first time. A couple weeks ago, I saw them again.

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@lakestreetdive @brittfestivals
A year ago, I saw Lake Street Dive for the first time. A couple weeks ago, I saw them again.
When I was about 15 I got Huey Lewis’s autograph before he sang the national anthem at an A’s game. Thirty-something years later I saw him for the second time live, at Britt Festival this past Tuesday night.

Trampled By Turtles @ 2015 Britt Festivals
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@brittfestivals @BritFloyd
Tickets still remain for this show at the end of the month in Jacksonville. If you don’t have yours already, you better hurry as it will sell out.
@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
@brittfestivals @theavettbros
I had a request for more photos of The Avett Brothers, so here you go.
Baskery is opening for the Foo Fighters in May at the BottleRock Napa Festival in California. I may be checking out the Foo Fighters at Roskilde Festival the following month. I say may because I’m teaching Friday of the festival and may not make it to Roskilde on that night. If Neurosis is going on Friday evening I will be there though.
@brittfestivals @BritFloyd @FretHub @GetTheLedOut
Just a little throwback Thursday today to perhaps my favorite show of the 2015 Britt season. Speaking of cover bands at Britt, tomorrow is Get the Led Out (The American Led Zeppelin) and there are still tickets remaining.
Unlike the original Led Zeppelin (which never sounded very good live IMHO), I think this 6+ piece will be able to more closely replicate the incredibleness of Led Zeppelin’s studio albums than a 4-piece band.