2003

Huge Dave Matthews Band Tour This Summer

March 5, 2003 No Comments

If only his upcoming sold out intimate acoustic tour with Tim Reynolds was this accessible. The Dave Matthews Band has announced a huge summer tour running from June 17th through September 20th in a message posted from their fan club the Warehouse. Fifty-four dates have been announced that include two night runs at virtually almost every major outdoor ampitheater in the country including The Gorge, Shoreline, Alpine Valley, Verizon Wireless (formerly Deer Creek), SPAC, Riverbend Music Center, Star-Lake, The Meadows, and the Tweeter Centers in both New Jersey and Massachusetts. Tickets are available through the Warehouse ticketing service starting March 8th and running through March 17th.
Source Warehouse.com.

The Donnas To Hit Lollapalooza Mainstage

March 4, 2003 No Comments

Continuing in its tradition of showcasing genre bending acts, female rock quartet the Donnas have been added to the mainstage lineup of the revived Lollapalooza festival. The already announced mainstage acts include Jane

Best Places To Live In The World

March 4, 2003 No Comments

Thinking of making a move? In a quality of life survey published Monday, Zurich, Switzerland was rated the world

Ditching the Planks: Switching From Skiing to Riding

Gerard Smith March 4, 2003 No Comments

After skiing most of my life, I finally decided to try riding. On a dreary, rainy day in December, I headed up the lift with my already decent snowboarding friends. ‘If it

The Deadliest Day on Everest: May 10, 1996

Jason Madson March 4, 2003 No Comments

May 10, 1996, is the deadliest single day on Everest recorded. There were several expeditions making summit bids for Everest that day when a freak storm hit in the late afternoon.

Mount Monadnock

Jason Madson March 4, 2003 No Comments

Mount Monadnock is the most frequently climbed mountain in the world. That distinction previously belonged to mount Fuji in Japan, but since Mt. Fuji built an auto road it’s no longer able to claim most frequently climbed.

Looking Back and Forth: Sound and Colors: The Science and The Ritual

Brian Knoth March 4, 2003 No Comments

It seems that there is some legitimacy to a serious exploration into the transformational properties of sound and other vibrational energies. Thus, artists and producers within multimedia production may be able to tap into these resources and the potentially harmonious energies they may elicit. What may have been once considered New Age sophistry can be more legitimately explored and utilized artistically for experientially based immersion into the ocean of vibrational energy.

Norah Jones: A Grammy Night to Remember

Jessica Ward March 3, 2003 No Comments

Accolades to the talented, refreshingly real 23 year old songstress – who is a brunette! And performs fully dressed!

AOL’s Music Program Moves To Television

March 3, 2003 No Comments

With VH1 and MTV continually evolving into lifestyle channels and playing less and less music, America Online has decided to start their own music television show and stick with the tunes. AOL and MuchMusic USA have signed a deal to move the popular broadband online music program “Sessions@AOL” from computers to televisions. Sessions has generated enough interest with over 1 million streams a week to be considered a new show on the MuchMusic station that is received in 30 million U.S. households. A two-part, one-hour special with highlights from material originally recorded for AOL