Post-Jerry act Furthur was scheduled to perform at the Bryce Jordan Center on the campus of Penn State University in State College, Pennsylvania on November 15. That show has been
HT fave Marco Benevento has a full dance card for the next few months as he takes his trio up and down the East and West Coasts this fall. The run includes residencies at both Radio Bean in Burlington, Vermont and at the Red Door in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and a House of Usher Halloween show on October 29 at Burlington’s FlynnSpace.
Marco’s band for the East Coast swing features Dave Dreiwitz of Ween on bass and drummer Andy Borger (Tom Waits, Norah Jones). For the West Coast dates, Marco will perform with Borger and Tea Leaf Green’s Reed Mathis on bass/guitar. In addition to his trio shows, Benevento will also play a pair of solo piano shows in November; one opening for Bela Fleck and the Flecktones in Philadelphia and another along with Superhuman Happiness in NYC. Tickets for every show are on sale now, so head over to Royal Potato Family’s blog for info for more details.
We’ve teamed up with Marco for the latest installment of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program. We’re giving away a copy of the Radio Bean poster above AND a copy of the Live in NYC: The Sullivan Hall Residency DVD to a lucky reader. To enter, simply leave a comment below detailing a song you think would make a great cover for Marco’s trio. Enter a second time by leaving your song request on our Facebook wall.
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