Robert Jon & The Wreck

Rayo escribió:Si a alguien le sobra una entrada para Madrid, me la quedo.

Gracias de antebrazo.

Pendejo escribió:

Rayo escribió:Si a alguien le sobra una entrada para Madrid, me la quedo.

Gracias de antebrazo.

Tengo 1

Mcbein escribió:Os ha llegado el mail que manda Mutick de recordatorio 24h antes del bolo??? A mí no me ha llegado nada, y se supone que ahí van las entradas actualizadas.

alcasa escribió:Los que les habéis visto esta gira:
¿No tenéis la impresión de que habéis visto a una gran banda en su mejor momento?

alcasa escribió:Lo del teclista era muy llamativo, la verdad.
No sé si era una pose o qué era. Parecía que iba disfrazado de David Paich, de Toto.
En la cara se les veía agotados, aunque tocaron como jabatos sin un fallo. Se les va a hacer larga esta gira con desplazamientos exageradamente largos. Me temo que en la próxima gira ya no les veremos igual de cerca ni en tantos sitios. Es una banda que poco a poco se está ganando el éxito.
Respecto al setlist, a mi me gusta mucho que alarguen los temas. Es la esencia del rock sureño de los Allman y los Dead. El concierto de 90 minutos ya, por desgracia, es lo habitual. Entiendo que la gran variabilidad de los setlist se debe a que tocan todos los días y no quieren agotarse mentalmente tocando siempre las mismas.
A mi me faltaron Tired of Drinking Alone y Mary Anne, que son mis favoritas.

Y por último, este guitarrista de apellido inescribible le da una electricidad al grupo bestial. Se nota que es el alma de la fiesta. Butcher, el guitarrista de los 3 primeros discos le daba un toque más tranquilo y este sube las revoluciones dos puntos.

Sagan escribió:

alcasa escribió:Lo del teclista era muy llamativo, la verdad.
No sé si era una pose o qué era. Parecía que iba disfrazado de David Paich, de Toto.
En la cara se les veía agotados, aunque tocaron como jabatos sin un fallo. Se les va a hacer larga esta gira con desplazamientos exageradamente largos. Me temo que en la próxima gira ya no les veremos igual de cerca ni en tantos sitios. Es una banda que poco a poco se está ganando el éxito.
Respecto al setlist, a mi me gusta mucho que alarguen los temas. Es la esencia del rock sureño de los Allman y los Dead. El concierto de 90 minutos ya, por desgracia, es lo habitual. Entiendo que la gran variabilidad de los setlist se debe a que tocan todos los días y no quieren agotarse mentalmente tocando siempre las mismas.
A mi me faltaron Tired of Drinking Alone y Mary Anne, que son mis favoritas.

Y por último, este guitarrista de apellido inescribible le da una electricidad al grupo bestial. Se nota que es el alma de la fiesta. Butcher, el guitarrista de los 3 primeros discos le daba un toque más tranquilo y este sube las revoluciones dos puntos.

Otro por aquí que piensa lo mismo.
Yo, particularmente, estoy un poquillo cansado de ir a conciertos (o de comprar álbumes en directo) para que me claven las notas del estudio una por una, así que cuando me encuentro una banda que desarrolla los temas encima de un escenario, me da alegría.
Coño, es que esa debería ser la esencia de todo directo: dar un poquito de cancha a la improvisación e intentar que, al menos en cada gira, los temas respiren de forma distinta.
Si no, menudo coñazo para el artista, sobre todo en giras tan pantagruelicas y frecuentes como las que se marcan estos tíos.

teramano escribió:Sold out en la Mardi...y yo sin entrada , me quedaré con el recuerdo de sus anteriores visitas (cuando estaba Butcher a la guitarra)

SeñorLobo escribió:

teramano escribió:Sold out en la Mardi...y yo sin entrada , me quedaré con el recuerdo de sus anteriores visitas (cuando estaba Butcher a la guitarra)

Yo tenía dos reservadas y ayer de noche les mandé mail para "liberarlas". Envía un mail a ver si las siguen teniendo disponibles.

5150van escribió:Hoy en vitoria, aperitivo azkenero

alcasa escribió:

5150van escribió:Hoy en vitoria, aperitivo azkenero

De apertivo, un chuletón.
Disfruten

Rizzy escribió:Ya están metidos otra vez en el estudio y parece que con Don Was produciendo.

Afayaizu escribió:Ya no está en el grupo Steve Maggiora? Giran sin teclista?

alcasa escribió:

Afayaizu escribió:Ya no está en el grupo Steve Maggiora? Giran sin teclista?

Ahora también toca con Toto, y estos estarán girando por USA con Journey por esas fechas.
La pasta manda.

La banda anuncia que Maggiora deja el grupo

alcasa escribió:

Afayaizu escribió:Ya no está en el grupo Steve Maggiora? Giran sin teclista?

Ahora también toca con Toto, y estos estarán girando por USA con Journey por esas fechas.
La pasta manda.

La banda anuncia que Maggiora deja el grupo

Southern roots rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck release explosive new single “Pain No More” produced by eight-time Grammy Award winner Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Brandi Carlisle, Blackberry Smoke, Rival Sons), out on Joe Bonamassa’s newest independent record label Journeyman Records.

“Pain No More” is a sneak peek of The Wreck’s upcoming 2023 EP ‘One Of A Kind’ to be released on Journeyman Records, and will include new original tracks by legendary producer Don Was (John Mayer, The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt).

“Pain No More” is an outstanding riff-driven roots rock track that combines muscular guitar work with a solid groove and a big-league chorus. Robert Jon sounds like a billionaire on lead vocals and guitarist Henry Schneekluth rips off some slide guitar that’s impressive and uniquely executed. It’s a killer track that puts memorable hooks right beside rough-hewn guitar tracks and sits them both on top of a perfect pocket. Call it one more righteous cut from the best roots band in the game.

“Working with Dave Cobb was incredible,” recalls frontman Robert Jon Burrison. “RCA studios was such a legendary place and Dave worked so fast that we almost didn’t even know what was happening. Before we knew it, we had one of the best songs we’ve ever recorded with the least stress we’ve ever had in a studio. He’s the embodiment of what it means to be a great producer.”

“Pain No More” is co-written by Charlie Starr of Blackberry Smoke, and all four members of Robert Jon & The Wreck – Robert Jon Burrison (vocals, guitar), Henry Schneekluth (guitar), Warren Murrel (bass) and Andrew Espantmen (drums).

“The new single is about not being a stranger to pain and heartbreak when it comes to a relationship with another,” says frontman Robert Jon Burrison. “It’s the kind of pain that comes when the other person doesn’t treat you well, but deep down inside, you know you’re worth more.”

There’s no stopping Robert Jon & The Wreck from delivering fans the highest quality blend of Southern/Roots Rock of the modern era, while crafting pulse-pounding, infectious harmonies and incredible guitar riffs like in “Pain No More.” The single features lead guitarist Henry James’ captivating slide guitar solo that elevates the song to another level.

Rizzy escribió:Nuevo single producido por Dave Cobb y co-escrito con Charlie Starr.



Por lo visto forma parte de un EP que sacarán el año que viene producido por Don Was.

Southern roots rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck release explosive new single “Pain No More” produced by eight-time Grammy Award winner Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Brandi Carlisle, Blackberry Smoke, Rival Sons), out on Joe Bonamassa’s newest independent record label Journeyman Records.

“Pain No More” is a sneak peek of The Wreck’s upcoming 2023 EP ‘One Of A Kind’ to be released on Journeyman Records, and will include new original tracks by legendary producer Don Was (John Mayer, The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt).

“Pain No More” is an outstanding riff-driven roots rock track that combines muscular guitar work with a solid groove and a big-league chorus. Robert Jon sounds like a billionaire on lead vocals and guitarist Henry Schneekluth rips off some slide guitar that’s impressive and uniquely executed. It’s a killer track that puts memorable hooks right beside rough-hewn guitar tracks and sits them both on top of a perfect pocket. Call it one more righteous cut from the best roots band in the game.

“Working with Dave Cobb was incredible,” recalls frontman Robert Jon Burrison. “RCA studios was such a legendary place and Dave worked so fast that we almost didn’t even know what was happening. Before we knew it, we had one of the best songs we’ve ever recorded with the least stress we’ve ever had in a studio. He’s the embodiment of what it means to be a great producer.”

“Pain No More” is co-written by Charlie Starr of Blackberry Smoke, and all four members of Robert Jon & The Wreck – Robert Jon Burrison (vocals, guitar), Henry Schneekluth (guitar), Warren Murrel (bass) and Andrew Espantmen (drums).

“The new single is about not being a stranger to pain and heartbreak when it comes to a relationship with another,” says frontman Robert Jon Burrison. “It’s the kind of pain that comes when the other person doesn’t treat you well, but deep down inside, you know you’re worth more.”

There’s no stopping Robert Jon & The Wreck from delivering fans the highest quality blend of Southern/Roots Rock of the modern era, while crafting pulse-pounding, infectious harmonies and incredible guitar riffs like in “Pain No More.” The single features lead guitarist Henry James’ captivating slide guitar solo that elevates the song to another level.

Rizzy escribió:Nuevo single producido por Dave Cobb y co-escrito con Charlie Starr.



Por lo visto forma parte de un EP que sacarán el año que viene producido por Don Was.

Southern roots rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck release explosive new single “Pain No More” produced by eight-time Grammy Award winner Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Brandi Carlisle, Blackberry Smoke, Rival Sons), out on Joe Bonamassa’s newest independent record label Journeyman Records.

“Pain No More” is a sneak peek of The Wreck’s upcoming 2023 EP ‘One Of A Kind’ to be released on Journeyman Records, and will include new original tracks by legendary producer Don Was (John Mayer, The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt).

“Pain No More” is an outstanding riff-driven roots rock track that combines muscular guitar work with a solid groove and a big-league chorus. Robert Jon sounds like a billionaire on lead vocals and guitarist Henry Schneekluth rips off some slide guitar that’s impressive and uniquely executed. It’s a killer track that puts memorable hooks right beside rough-hewn guitar tracks and sits them both on top of a perfect pocket. Call it one more righteous cut from the best roots band in the game.

“Working with Dave Cobb was incredible,” recalls frontman Robert Jon Burrison. “RCA studios was such a legendary place and Dave worked so fast that we almost didn’t even know what was happening. Before we knew it, we had one of the best songs we’ve ever recorded with the least stress we’ve ever had in a studio. He’s the embodiment of what it means to be a great producer.”

“Pain No More” is co-written by Charlie Starr of Blackberry Smoke, and all four members of Robert Jon & The Wreck – Robert Jon Burrison (vocals, guitar), Henry Schneekluth (guitar), Warren Murrel (bass) and Andrew Espantmen (drums).

“The new single is about not being a stranger to pain and heartbreak when it comes to a relationship with another,” says frontman Robert Jon Burrison. “It’s the kind of pain that comes when the other person doesn’t treat you well, but deep down inside, you know you’re worth more.”

There’s no stopping Robert Jon & The Wreck from delivering fans the highest quality blend of Southern/Roots Rock of the modern era, while crafting pulse-pounding, infectious harmonies and incredible guitar riffs like in “Pain No More.” The single features lead guitarist Henry James’ captivating slide guitar solo that elevates the song to another level.

Rizzy escribió: