I often wake up on this tour to the sound of the guys laughing. When we’re breaking down from a show, I often hear the guys cracking up on stage. When they’re performing in front of a packed house, if one guy hits a bad note or misses a cue, I see the other guys
As booking research for HERE II HERE, I went to a cool little arts-centered Religious Science Sunday service this past weekend in North Hollywood … it was in a theater in the NoHo arts district – The Noho Arts Center for New Thought. Rev James Mellon, a former broadway performer, was simply wonderful … electrifying
Thank God I’m not running the show! I couldn’t have planned it so clever! When we got to San Diego, I thought we had adequate housing for two weeks. We rolled into our apparent new digs at about 2AM somewhere in the hills of Escondido … and quickly realized this was NOT going to work.
This major San Diego “new thought” venue we performed at tonight – Seaside Spiritual Living Center – hadn’t returned my emails or phone calls for months of my trying before the tour started. I got one short email from them saying they book a year in advance, check with the Music Director. She never responded.
Yesterday the director at the San Diego Baha’i Center told me – after HERE II HERE performed – “You have a great responsibility on your shoulders, Bryan! The world needs to hear their music and message!” One of the amazing things about working with HERE II HERE is that so many people who experience them