Pskov was one of the biggest concerts we played last year, and this year was no different.
After spending 11 hours at the border we came to the same city, and same spot that our tour began in last year. We set up in a large parking lot next to a shopping center.
We drove about 10 minutes from the place we were staying, to a prison located in the center of the city. This was a prison known for high discipline, and was known as “the hole”.
Yesterday was our final show in Lithuania in a smaller city, in what appeared to be the central square next to a beautiful park.
After meeting up again with our local organizer Remus, who we worked with last year, we pulled into Vilnius, and saw the incredible venue we had been given:
We had a long drive ahead of us to Mrogowa, Poland. Add to that some difficulties with a GPS in one of the vans, and we arrived into town about an hour behind schedule.
After a much needed break at our center in Krogis, Germany to rest ourselves as well as repair some of our equipment, we headed to the nearby city of Wroclaw in Poland.
When we arrived in Cannes, we met with our new french Come&Live! band, Heroic Nation. We were playing in one of the most prime locations in the city because of an invitation from the mayor.
Two nights ago we drove 1 hr from our temporary home in Sevilla, into a coastal city called Huelva. Even though the concert was last minute, it really did not seem so - the church was welcoming with great food and housing, and a good location for the show.
We set up on a small strip near the beach, and within sight of Morocco across the water, when a piece of our stage equipment began to malfunction, and Yuki (soundman/stage manager) began to troubleshoot. It became apparent that our stage box was not functioning. The show was delayed, and we had to “jimmy rig” the setup using alternate means to get it even close to working.
The show in Carmona, was actually not in Carmona. We drove to a place outside of Sevilla, which resembled a small, not very Spanish-looking town.
Having played the previous night in Portugal, we left for the two-hour drive to the hometown of our Spanish tour manager Jonathan!
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