trey anastasio)

Trey Anastasio: The Horseshoe Curve

Shane Handler August 7, 2007 No Comments

After a couple of less than stellar solo albums (hear: Shine, Bar 17), some rather underwhelming tours and one Photoshop destined mug shot, Trey Anastasio has been cementing his legacy with more head shaking than nodding. With The Horseshoe Curve, the former Phish frontman tries on a familiar concept – the instrumental big band, courtesy of his Trey Anastasio Band that toured between 2002 and 2004. Revisiting the works of that highly regarded dectet, it comes to no surprise that now is the perfect time for Anastasio to play it safe.

Phil Lesh & Friends / Trey Anastasio & Mike Gordon with The Benevento/Russo Duo : PNC Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ 7/01/2006

Shawn Donohue July 11, 2006 No Comments

Under the blazing sun, Phil Lesh and Friends (Larry Campbell guitar, Barry Sless pedal steel, Joan Osborne vocals, John Molo drums, Greg Osby sax, and Rob Barraco keys) began stretching it out from the first note, with a patient jam that eventually fell into “Truckin’.”

Tom Petty & Trey Anastasio, Tweeter Cntr, Mansfield MA 6.21.06

June 28, 2006 No Comments

Photos by Brian Diescher of Tom Petty and Trey Anastasio performing at the Tweeter Center in Mansfield, MA on June 21st, 2006.

Ramble Dove with Trey Anastasio, Irving Plaza, NYC 5.31.06

Glide June 5, 2006 No Comments

Photos by Andrew Zrike of Ramble Dove at Irving Plaza in New York City on May 31st, 2006. Trey Anastasio sat in for a majority of the performance.

Trey Anastasio & 70 Volt Parade 11/03/2005: The Warfield, San Francisco, CA –

Brian Malone December 12, 2005 No Comments

San Francisco

Trey Anastasio, Orpheum, Boston MA 11.16.05

Glide November 21, 2005 No Comments

Photos by Brian Diescher of Trey Anastasio and 70 Volt Parade at the Orpheum Theatre in Boston MA, 11.16.05

Trey Anastasio & 70 Volt Parade 3/01/2005: Higher Ground – South Burlington, VT

Shane Handler April 4, 2005 No Comments

Since Trey Anastasio walked off the stage at the conclusion of Phish’s final
show last August, the red-headed frontman has been about as mysteriously absent as Brian Wilson was in his “bedroom” hey day. So it was no surprise that debuting his new band at a stealthy benefit show for the Vermont Land Trust would take only two hours to sellout. And before showtime, there were plenty of those familiar looking, ticket-less fans begging for a chance to see Anastasio unveil his latest endeavor – 70 Volt Parade.