http://stevewynn.net/tour.php User contributed live reviews en-us webmaster@stevewynn.net Fri, 09 May 2008 10:00:07 +0200 Fri, 09 May 2008 10:00:07 +0200 Test RSS Genesis 1.1 http://rssgenesis.sourceforge.net/links/ http://stevewynn.net/images/livetick.jpg http://rssgenesis.sourceforge.net/ 109 99 Live Tick Search: q http://stevewynn.net/search.php http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 93YYmf <a href=\\\"http://fntybwgdqtfy.com/\\\">fntybwgdqtfy</a>, [url=http://aatghjxcytgm.com/]aatghjxcytgm[/url], [link=http://roanyyrtuhdw.com/]roanyyrtuhdw[/link], http://gspfwmwugwll.com/ Sun, 04 May 2008 16:01:07 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 Good to have Steve and Co. back at this nice small venue in Bedford. Great reinterpretations of lots of favourite songs and of course new album. Robert Lloyd was great on guitar. Sat, 03 May 2008 19:54:22 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 oh, what a beautyful evening that was. great ambience, very friendly crowd and a wonderful setlist. steve played on an alhambra guitar from the store because his own guitar was "very tired" after all this touring. it was - as always at this place - a very intimate event, just like a house concert with a bunch of friends. i guess he liked it as much as we did that night and really hope he will come back. alexander Mon, 21 Apr 2008 13:45:31 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 It was a great show! Steve and Robert, "educating" the audience, were the first american rock artists in Arta ever! Thank you! http://bp0.blogger.com/_lnZmWiXxxBY/R-es60BQgEI/AAAAAAAAA5s/N0FGjyfIGJ4/s1600-h/P1010959.JPG Sun, 06 Apr 2008 09:49:19 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 Could someone please fill the blanks Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:26:52 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 My first visit to the intimate surroundings of the Basement and what a treat. Took five guests, none of whom had heard Steve before and all had a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Thanks Steve, come back soon. Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:26:52 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 Steve, thank u for one more night of wine and roses! The gig in Belgrade was wonderful, as ususal. Say hi to Linda! Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:26:52 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 great show!!Thanks again Steve Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:26:52 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 Hi,that was great time in subrosa, listening the willard wynn conspiracy syndicate. Hope to see you back soon with the miracle3 in dortmund Mon, 24 Mar 2008 08:26:52 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 By the way, if you want to see Steve playing Tell Me When It\\\'s Over in Belgrade, click here: http://www.b92.net/kultura/pop/vesti.php?yyyy=2008&mm=03&dd=20&nav_id=290035 B92.net is one of the key web sites in Serbia. Thu, 20 Mar 2008 15:16:57 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 Another great one in Belgrade. Over 100 minutes of good singing and good playing with usually warm chat with crowd inbetween the songs. What can I say? I got my 3rd live shot of Wynnmania. And those new songs seem nice to me. I can't wait to hear them on "Crossing Dragon Bridge". And thanks, Steve, for interview you gave me after the show. Thu, 20 Mar 2008 03:05:07 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 The concert in Berlin was fine und intimate. It took place in a music shop with loads of guitars hanging on every side of the room. Steve played acoustic versions of old an new songs from the forthcoming album. The audience reacted enthusiastic to the songs. Obviously, Steve enjoyed the evening as well. Isabel & Gerald from Berlin Wed, 19 Mar 2008 15:28:08 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 Last time at Fuori Orario was in 1996 with Thalia Zedek, Chris Brokaw and Dennis Duck. And it was a great night, one of the best. And yesterday we were happy again. A special acoustic night: good audience, great setlist, fast trains, cold beers... Gago Mon, 17 Mar 2008 10:08:21 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 300 km to arrive to Reggio Emilia with my girlfriend but it was a great concert! A lot of people! I sang all the time and Steve at the and of the concert made me an autograph and wrote "To Raffo: he knows the words!" Very Fun. He promised me to play my request James River Incident next time. Great Steve! We wnt you in Italy again soon! Raffo Mon, 17 Mar 2008 10:08:21 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 It was a great concert last night in Reggio Emilia. Only 1 song from new album that will be released on 18 april and many many classics. Tonight Steve will play in germany, so Steve and the crew after the concert and the autographs started a 20 hours car travel to germany. Steve Wynn: acoustic guitar, vocals Robert Loyd: electric guitar, mandolin, keyboards Eric Van Loo: cello Songs not in the right order: Tears won\'t help southern california line medicine show days of wine and roses burn boston tell me when it\'s over baby we all gotta go down candy machine kerosene man there will come a day merrittville (encore) carolyn (encore) amphetamine when the curtain falls (by request) see that my grave is kept clean love me anyway (nuova) e probably I forget something. A stupid DJ just after the 1st encore started to play music; otherway maybe steve would have play another couple of songs. the crowd was very hot and happy... and steve too. After the concert Steve told me that probably will come back in Italy in october with the full band Alberto Sun, 16 Mar 2008 15:11:36 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 An absolute terrific set by Steve Wynn, who played a long and superb set. Sound was very good, and Highlights included "Collision Course", which Steve said he hardly played on tour before. Peter Case was also fantastic, and it was quite a privilege to watch two of my heroes on the same bill! Wed, 12 Mar 2008 06:02:21 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 Great to see Steve back in the UK - would have been nice to see a few more faces in the audience, but a fine set and great performance nonetheless. The performance of 'Lester Young' developed out of Steve introducing One by One as a Gutterball song, and after discussing it with a guy in the audience, said that although they had never played Leicester, they had sung a song about Lester..... One song never to be repeated..wish I had some taping gear...:-( Richard. Thu, 06 Mar 2008 20:48:32 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 from www.disagreement.net Considering that the Atelier had two sold out shows on that same day, the Queens Of The Stone Age at their own location, and the Stereophonics at the Kulturfabrik, the people of the new cultural centre opderschmelz in Dudelange can still be happy to have attracted 100 people with this Steve Wynn show. I met only one person who admitted being here because QOTSA was sold out, the remaining audience consisted mostly of elderly people (most well beyond their thirties) who either have some vague nostalgic memories of Dream Syndicate of Wynn’s solo material, or just were there because they are diehard Dudelangers who never go to a show outside their hometown. Like many people tonight, this was my first show at this location, although I visited their movie theatre already a few weeks ago, and I still feel awed by the Communist architecture of the place. The gigantic concrete box has a certain self-ironic flair which suits well the self-assured Socialist atmosphere of the Forge du Sud. The concert took place in a concert room like venue, with comfortable chairs, a pretty stage and an exquisite sound system. Steve Wynn played the acoustic guitar, and was accompanied during the first set by an intermittently coughing Robert Lloyd (why did no one bring him a glass of water?) on mandolin, electric guitar and grand piano. The latter to the pleasure of the musicians, as it’s a requisite of the CNA building which can be called out of a hole in the floor. So much for state and commune subsidised art! Steve Wynn, founder of the seminal Dream Syndicate, and now nearly fifty years old, emanates true presence, and played the acoustic guitar, while his voice was narrating gloomy stories that often left room for a peculiar sense of humour. Starting the evening with a moving version of “Tears Won’t Help”, one of the few songs I am familiar with (from a Belgian live CD), he made his way through twenty-five years of music. In the second half, they were joined by Erik van Loo on upright bass. His jazzy playing complemented Wynn and Lloyd perfectly. The warm sound of the grand piano added even more texture to the evening. After eighty minutes, the band left for a first time, came back for an encore of two songs, and then finally Steve Wynn played two further songs by himself on his acoustic guitar, and then the evening was over, after a good one hundred minutes. Highlights included of course the Dream Syndicate classic “The Days Of Wine And Roses”, as well as the fast “Amphetamine” which showed that unplugged music can also kick some serious ass. Steve Wynn played already in Luxembourg nearly ten years ago, back then at the Atelier (if memory serves me right), and it is somewhat ironic that it is that very same Atelier which this night prevented more people to see Steve Wynn tonight, but the audience was still more than satisfied. Let’s hope he will make it back again soon, with an electric band next time, to see how well he can still rock. Mon, 03 Mar 2008 06:41:18 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 hi steve, robert, erik thank you for the realy good music, the best I heared for a long time... and so a great, yeah perfect sound! I wish you the best for the rest of the tour. a big fan from bavaria Sun, 02 Mar 2008 10:51:15 GMT Tour http://stevewynn.net/tourinfo.php?id=51 It was a great show. A wonderful evening. Many thanks !!! Sun, 02 Mar 2008 10:51:15 GMT Tour