My mind drifted back to Summer 2003 at the Gorge, where I witnessed possibly the G.O.A.T. Mike pushed for minor mode territory with his new bass, and unlike some spots Monday night, Trey heard him and followed, ultimately providing some time dilation action with one of his toys. “Seven Below” batted second after taking last season off, and while the jam neither went too deep nor too long, Trey found a honeysweet high pitched tone and led the band through some beautiful melodic patterned play. Unlike Monday night’s first set, the sound was dialed in from the jump - or so we thought - and the band sounded crisp and well-oiled. Phish took the stage at 6:34 pm local time to raucous applause from the extra grateful crowd after Monday night’s elite second set, and we were treated with a rarity brought back in recent years, “ Olivia’s Pool” (aka Slow “Shafty”). Doors opening at 4:30 pm instead of 5 pm yesterday seemed to help a little bit, but it still wasn’t great.īut, as usual, once everyone was in and settled and the pre-show tunes started (which included a nod to the aforementioned 8/28/93 show with a JJ Cale tune), all the annoyance from the run-up dissipated and everyone turned their attention to more important matters. This of course has in turn led to the venue being overfull each of the first two nights. Both nights this year have had such bad flux issues with the switch to digital tickets that can’t be loaded or verified on the overloaded cellular networks, that some staffers have resorted to just waving folks through once the posted showtime (6 pm PT) arrives. Phish’s sixth show at the William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre in Berkeley, CA since the famed August ‘93 tour closer began much in the same way the second through fifth shows did: incredibly long lines dotted by nitrous vendors, fans cutting in line at the gate and once inside, tarping large swaths of seats for folks nowhere to be found, and a general logistical failure in transporting the fans from outside the venue to the inside of the venue.
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Four songs in, it almost seemed for a moment like Phish was going to walk out a full cast of their own star personalities from the catalog-not from Gamehendge, mind you-but the likes of the “Ghost,” “David Bowie,” “Esther” and “Harry Hood.” As it turns out, the only other eponymous character to show up would be Sneakin’ Sally (with a notable performance), but there were plenty of other roles to be played. In fact with “Leaves” the only exception, the first set was comprised of songs all debuted in 1998 or earlier (many of them in the 80s). After casting off any suspicions of no repeats from the opening notes on night one, with everything back on the table the band had a full arsenal of hits to dig into tonight, and they certainly put it to use. The stage was certainly set for a Saturday night special. So what about the music, did it measure up to the mood? Would we be giving out any new stars on the Phish Walk of Fame tonight? Roll cameras, action: No complaints on the set and setting so far from me it’s been a great weekend.
Woods of Danity Kane, Melody Thornton of The Pussycat Dolls, and Farrah Franklin of Destiny's Child.I could get used to this! And by "this" I suppose I could be referring to a lot of things: the majesty of the Hollywood Bowl the flawless weather the smooth security and ease of movement in the venue the consistently kind people and old and new friends it’s been easy to bump into, despite having flown solo for my first West Coast Phish shows in almost 30 years of seeing the band.
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Kiley, Shamari, Felisha and Fallon were originally part of scrapped reality series along side D.
I've attached clips from the messy pilot that leaked last year with the same girl group concept. In the 10-episode series, the singers live together for 30 days to record an album at a home studio, learn choreography and practice vocals.
The reality show is set to premiere June 9 and includes the eight former members from groups who had success in the ’90s and 2000s, as well as Grammy-nominated R&B singer Nivea. AP Entertainment May 19, 2021īET Presents The Encore is bringing together former girl group members Pamela Long of Total, Aubrey O’Day of Danity Kane, Kiely Williams of 3LW, Shamari DeVoe of Blaque, sisters Irish and LeMisha Grinstead from 702, twin sisters Felisha and Fallon King of Cherish. GIRL POWER: is building the ultimate super girl group in the new series "BET Presents The Encore." The new group includes members from platinum-selling ensembles like 702, Total, Danity Kane, 3LW, Blaque and Cherish.
What was originally a scrapped reality show pilot whiched leaked and went viral online last year is now becoming a reality (show) coming to BET.
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