“Is it really even long enough to call a tour?” – Clayton.
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Fresh from my birthday hangover I’m excited to announce that I’m headed on a brief tour with punk rock blues man Lightnin’ Woodcock!!
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First of all, there isn’t anything better .. being on the road with a few guys that you really gel with, experiencing new things, new places, new cultures. New experiences help direct our moral compass …
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As a drummer the most important thing to keep in mind is time.
Time, time, time, time, time!!
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Playing in front of 7,000 is a really rad feeling. This gig was the kind of moment where you’re really worried that it isn’t coming to come off right, but when we hit the stage it’s a little too late to think much about that. We were slotted just before the fireworks show at the Coliseum in downtown LA on the 4th of July.
Good times!!
When I moved to Los Angeles I was really ready to hit the music scene really hard and get my career in gear. I had been auditioning for several local bands all over the greater Los Angeles area but I noticed that many times I would hear from the bands I was auditioning for that I wasn’t hitting the drums loud enough, or it looked like I wasn’t that into the music. <Click on this story’s header for more.>