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Furthur To Perform Acoustic at Interlocken For Super VIPs

Back on Friday we told you about the inaugural Interlocken Festival, which will be held at Oak Ridge Farm in Arrington, Virginia on Sept. 5 – 8. Relix publisher Pete Shapiro and H.O.R.D.E. co-founder Dave Frey have organized the festival. Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Furthur, The String Cheese Incident and The Black Crowes are among the bands that were included in the first Interlocken artist announcement, with the possibility that Widespread Panic (and friend(s)?) will join in the fun.

With so many festivals on the scene these days, it’s all about how you differentiate yourself from other events and we like what Interlocken organizers have come up with,” Interlocken’s two main stages will feature full two-hour sets that will run seamlessly from one to the other without breaks between performances…The emphasis will be on quality over quantity, as fewer bands will be playing longer sets and many of the featured artists will perform multiple sets on different days.” One band that it appears will be playing multiple sets is Furthur, however you’ll need to kick down to get down at the group’s “private acoustic performance.”

CID Entertainment will start selling VIP & Super VIP “Experiences” for Interlocken on Thursday. While pricing hasn’t been revealed, we did come across an interesting detail. Those purchasing the Super VIP Experience will receive an “Invitation to a private acoustic performance by FURTHUR.” Furthur acoustic performances have been few and far between, so we’ll be interested to see how this goes down.

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Interlocken Festival: Neil Young, Furthur, Black Crowes

The first lineup announcement from the Interlocken Festival has just been made by our friends at Relix. Put together by H.O.R.D.E. co-founder Dave Frey and Relix publisher Pete Shapiro, the event will take place from September 5 – 8 at Oak Ridge Farm in Arrington, Virginia. Today, we’ve found out that Furthur, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, The Black Crowes and String Cheese Incident will be among the bands performing at the first of what we hope will be many Interlocken’s. In addition, country-rocker Zac Brown will team up with The String Cheese Incident at the fest.

We’re already digging on the lineup which makes us think of what the top of a 2013 Bonnaroo lineup would look like if organizers kept the focus on jam acts. According to the Interlocken website, “Many of the artists will be performing at Interlocken over multiple days, and will be featured in unique and exciting artist pairings – with additional artists to be announced soon.” With guys like Shapiro and Frey in charge, we know we’re in good hands and can’t wait to see the rest of the lineup and these “exciting artist pairings.”

“Most festivals these days are trying to be everything to everyone — very eclectic with an emphasis on a large number of artists in various genres,” says Shapiro in a statement to Relix. “With Interlocken, we want to break away from that mold and create something more identifiable and distinct.”

Early-bird tickets go on sale May 23rd at 10AM ET.

[via Relix]

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Anders Osborne Rambles With Phil & Members of Furthur

Written by on 05.16.2013 | Anders Osborne, Furthur, News, Phil Lesh

Last night at Terrapin Crossroads, Furthur members Phil Lesh, John Kadlecik, Joe Russo and Jeff Chimenti teamed up with guitarist Anders Osborne for a West Coast Ramble. Osborne had already made his mark at last month’s Spring Rambles with Luther Dickinson, but seemed to have picked up where he left off from those memorable shows.

The first set was filled with treats such as Anders-sung covers of Ramblin’ Man by the Allman Brothers Band, Neil Young’s Heart Of Gold and Bob Marley’s I Shot The Sheriff as well as Grateful Dead rarity Reuben and Cerise. In addition to Reuben and Cerise, John Kadlecik handled vocals on Grateful Dead staples Deal, Ramble On Rose and They Love Each Other.

Set One: Deal (jk), Ramblin’ Man (ao), Reuben And Cerise (jk) > Sugaree (ao), Ramble On Rose (jk), Heart Of Gold (ao), They Love Each Other (jk), I Shot The Sheriff (ao)

Set Two: Jam > Scarlet (jk,ao) > The Harder They Come (ao) > Fire On The Mountain (ao), Small Spacey Jam > Dark Star v1 (all) > The Other One (pl) > Dark Star v2 (all) > St. Stephen (all) > Midnight Hour (ao)

Encore: Burning on the Inside (ao)

[Setlist via PhilZone.org]

The second set opened with an interesting segment that saw the ensemble insert a cover of The Harder They Come into the usual Scarlet > Fire pairing. Then, the band went into Primal Dead mode for a Dark Star > The Other One > Dark Star > St. Stephen sequence before ending the set with the Anders-sung Midnight Hour. Osborne had a chance to show off one of his originals as Burning On The Inside served as the encore.

Listen to Anders, Phil, John, Joe and Jeff cover Ramblin’ Man…

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John Kadlecik Weighs In On Bob Weir Injury

Written by on 04.26.2013 | Furthur, News

As we reported earlier, Furthur guitarist Bob Weir was unable to finish last night’s Capitol Theatre residency finale after he fell on stage during Unbroken Chain and had to be helped to a chair to conclude the tune. He left the stage with his band mates after Unbroken Chain and the rest of Furthur came back minutes later to finish the second set.

None of Bobby’s Furthur band mates stopped playing while this was all going down. The group’s other guitarist, John Kadlecik, weighed in on the situation via Facebook

“1st reaction: holy shit, man down!

Then, I see several crew racing to help, going to be by his side faster than I can put my guitar down…

Next thought: what is Phil going to do? He’s playing on… Bobby had help at this point, so the next person in need of support was Phil…

Pretty f*d up moment… but Bobby wanted to finish the show!

Sometimes the rock n roll life is not all rainbows & fairy dust…”

There’s been no official word from Furthur on Bobby’s health as of press time.

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Weir’d End To Furthur’s Cap Run: Bob Weir Unable To Perform

Written by on 04.26.2013 | Bob Weir, Furthur, News, Videos

Sad news from The Capitol Theatre last night as Furthur guitarist Bob Weir was helped off the stage in the middle of the band’s second set during the final show of the band’s nine-show residency. Weir seemed to be off all night, both vocally and on guitar, which culminated in a scary scene during Unbroken Chain. The 65-year-old Weir fell on stage and was helped into a folding chair that was set up for him by two of Furthur’s crew. He strummed aimlessly throughout the rest of Unbroken Chain, after which the band left the stage only to return a few minutes later sans Weir.

Phil Lesh advised the crowd that Weir hurt his shoulder earlier in the day, garnering hoots of in-credulousness. Lesh and his band mates went on to finish the second set without Bobby.

Here’s video of Unbroken Chain…

Furthur’s next show is on Saturday night in Atlantic City. There’s no word on Weir’s condition. We’ve been blown away by how hard Weir and Lesh have been working in past years both with Furthur and with their new Bay Area venues. We wish Bobby the best and hope he’ll be able to play in AC.

[via JamBase.com]

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Bob Weir and John Kadlecik Cover Dead and Allmans With Jay Lane, Aaron Maxwell, Kenny Brooks and Friends Post-Furthur

Written by on 04.18.2013 | Bob Weir, Furthur, God Street Wine

Furthur has been holding court at The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York since Monday night as the band is in the midst of a nine-show residency at the venue. Former Furthur member, and current Primus drummer, Jay Lane has a residency of his own nearby at the Copacabana restaurant in Port Chester during the run for a series of aftershows dubbed “CapToTheCopa.”

[Photo of Aaron Maxwell and Bob Weir via GSW FB]

Promoters promised plenty of surprise guests at the CapToTheCopa series and a few showed up last night when Furthur’s John Kadlecik and Bob Weir stopped by to perform with Jay Lane and Friends. Weir and Kadlecik joined God Street Wine guitarist Aaron Maxwell, Jay Lane, Kenny Brooks, Lizzy Friel, Paul Kates and Josh Kates for renditions of Bird Song and Sugaree by The Grateful Dead as well as One Way Out by the Allman Brothers Band. Kadlecik stuck around for China Doll and a cover of Cissy Strut.

As for Furthur, here’s a look at what they played last night…

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Furthur Announces Summer / Fall Tour Dates

Written by on 04.15.2013 | Furthur, News, Tour Dates

HT faves Furthur are set to kick off a lengthy run of shows of The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York tonight, but the band also has its eyes on the future. This afternoon the Phil Lesh and Bob Weir-led ensemble has revealed their summer and fall tour plans.

Furthur will briefly tour the northeast from July 11th to July 19th. Then, the band will hit the road again towards the west from September 19th to October 6th, which includes visits to Red Rocks and the Greek’s in Berkeley and Los Angeles.

Here’s the full list of Furthur Summer and Fall Headlining Dates…

July 11 – Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Arena
July 12 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center
July 14 – Cooperstown, NY @ Doubleday Field
July 16 – Gilford, NH @ Meadow Brook
July 17 & 18 – Boston, MA @ Bank of America Pavilion
July 19 – Canandaigua, NY @ Constellation Brands-Marvin Sands PAC
September 19, 20, 21 & 22 – Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks
September 24 – Redmond, WA @ Marymoor Amphitheater
September 25 – Eugene, OR @ Cuthbert Amphitheatre
September 27, 28 & 29 – Berkeley, CA @ Greek Theatre
October 1 & 2 – Las Vegas, NV @ The Pearl @ The Palms
October 4, 5 & 6 – Los Angeles, CA @ Greek Theatre

Mail order starts tomorrow with internet pre-sales and general onsales to follow.

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Furthur @ The Cap: Re-Release and Aftershows

Written by on 04.11.2013 | Capitol Theatre, Furthur, News

This coming Monday HT faves Furthur will kick off a nine-show run at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. While all nine performances are currently sold out, a re-release will take place tomorrow, April 12th, at noon for each and every show. Keep your eyes on The Cap’s calendar page for live “tickets” links starting tomorrow at 12PM ET.

Starting on Tuesday former Furthur percussionist Jay Lane will host a series of aftershows at Port Chester’s Copacabana which is located about a block-and-a-half from The Cap. Lane will be the musical director for the series of shows dubbed “CapToTheCopa.”

Here’s a list of the shows as well as expected guests…

Tuesday April 16th: Jay Lane and Friends
Wednesday April 17th: Jay Lane and Friends w/Aaron Maxwell & Kenny Brooks
Thursday April 18th: Jay Lane and Friends w/Leslie Mendelson and Jason Crosby (Furthur is not playing this night)
Friday April 19th: Stella Blue’s Band with Jay Lane and Jason Crosby
Saturday April 20th: Reflections (Early set) Sunshine joins Jay and Friends w/ CB for a night of hip-hop dead (Late set)
Sunday April 21st: Gent Treadly w/Reid Genauer from Assembly of Dust (Early set) Sunshine, Jay and Friends Jason Crosby w/CB. (Late set)
Monday April 22: NO SHOW
Tuesday April 23rd: Demolition String Band & Alphabet Soup
Wednesday April 24th: Mooncussers w/Jay Lane & Friends
Thursday April 25th: All Star Jam

Head to the CapToTheCopa events pages for more info on each show.

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Briefly: Furthur Adds Another Cap Show & Greek Run

Written by on 03.15.2013 | Capitol Theatre, Furthur, News

Last month Furthur announced an eight-show residency that will take place at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York next month. The band quickly sold out all eight shows and have just added a ninth performance at the venue as well as a three-night stand in L.A.

The show will take place on April 15th, one day before the residency was originally scheduled to start. Tickets are available NOW via Ticketfly. Furthur has also revealed that they will play three shows at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on October 4 – 6. Ticketing info is “coming soon.”

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Jason Crosby Sits In With Furthur @ Colorado Finale

Written by on 02.25.2013 | Furthur, Jason Crosby, News

Furthur concluded a three-show stand at the 1st Bank Center in Broomfield, Colorado last night, where they welcomed multi-instrumentalist Jason Crosby to sit in on violin and organ at various points in the evening. Crosby first came to bassist Phil Lesh’s attention last November when he guested on the final Phil & Friends show at the Wellmont Theatre in Montclair. The former God Street Wine, Zen Tricksters and Robert Randolph and the Family Band member then played with both Lesh and Furthur guitarist Bob Weir as part of the first West Coast Rambles of 2013 in January and also performed with the Terrapin Family Band at various Terrapin Crossroads affairs this winter.

[via Furthur Facebook Page]

Jason Crosby first emerged towards the beginning of last night’s second set to add fiddle to Cumberland Blues. He brought his violin back later for Days Between before switching to organ for Eyes of the World. When Furthur returned for the encore, they brought Crosby with them to play organ on Brokedown Palace. Take a look at the Brokedown Palace from last night…

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Furthur Eight-Night Residency @ Capitol Theatre + AC

Written by on 02.22.2013 | Capitol Theatre, Furthur, News

Bob Weir and Phil Lesh have a long and storied history with The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, New York. Not only did the Grateful Dead play the historic venue 18 times between 1970 and 1971 alone, but both Weir and Lesh have already performed at The Cap since it reopened in September. With that in mind, it shouldn’t be a huge surprise that Bobby and Phil will bring Furthur to The Cap for eight shows this April.

Furthur will play The Capitol Theatre on April 16th, 17th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 23rd, 24th and 25th. Tickets are available at $65, $95 and $130 price point and are on sale now.

In addition, Furthur will play Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey on April 27th. Tickets for that show will go on sale next week.

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Video: Furthur @ Sweetwater 1/16 – Entire Show

Written by on 01.17.2013 | Furthur, Videos

Last night Furthur played their first show of 2013 as they kicked off a four-night stand at the intimate Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley, Calif. All four shows will be webcast via the venue’s website with the exception of Friday’s performance which you can stream at Yahoo! Music.

If you missed last night’s webcast, we came across a rip of the first set…

Furthur @ Sweetwater – 1/16 (Set One)

Set One: Playing in the Band Jam > Deal, Black Throated Wind, Brown-Eyed Women, My Brother Esau, Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues, High Time, Throwing Stones

And here’s Set Two in two parts thanks to Mike Edwards…
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Couch Tour Alert: Webcasts of All Four Furthur Sweetwater Shows

Written by on 01.14.2013 | Furthur, News, Webcasts

On Wednesday night Furthur kicks off a four-night stand at the recently (kinda) reopened and intimate Sweetwater Music Hall in Mill Valley, Calif. that marks the first shows of the year for the Phil Lesh and Bob Weir-led band. Last week Weir’s TRI Studios venture announced it would webcast Friday’s performance live and free-of-charge via Yahoo! Music and today the venue announced it would webcast the rest of the run for free on the Sweetwater website.

To review, you can stream Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday’s shows through swmh.com and Friday’s gig at Yahoo! Music. All four performances sold out quickly.

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The Complete Last Waltz: Scott Metzger, Marco Benevento, Members of Dr. Dog, Ween, Furthur And More

The tributes to the music of Levon Helm and The Band continue with the announcement of what may be the best tribute yet – a concert billed “The Complete Last Waltz” which will be held at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco on November 24th. Among the acts on the bill are members of Gomez, The Lonely Forest, The Submarines and The Antibalas Horns as well as Marco Benevento, Joe Russo of Furthur, Ira Elliott, Scott Metzger of Wolf!, Jason Abraham Roberts of Norah Jones’ band, Dave Dreiwitz of Ween, Yellowbirds’ Sam Cohen, Cass McCombs, Jon Shaw of Wolf!, The Warren Haynes Band’s Alecia Chakour, Trixie Whitley, Scott McMicken and Eric Slick of Dr. Dog, Eric Johnson and Blake Hazard. Also of note, the casts of Mad Men, Two Broke Girls and Man of Steel will perform at the event.

The participants will recreate the classic concert that ended The Band’s time with Robbie Robertson, song-for-song and note-by-note. Many of the participants in this event took part in the Brooklyn Bowl Levon tribute this past June. Tickets go on sale this Friday, Oct. 19th at 10AM PT.

Setlist…

Loud Prayer
Up on Cripple Creek
The Shape I’m In
It Makes No Difference
Life is a Carnival
This Wheel’s on Fire
W.S. Walcott Medicine Show
Georgia On My Mind
Ophelia
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
Stage Fright
Rag Mama Rag
Who Do You Love
Down South In New Orleans
Mystery Train
Caldonia / Mannish Boy
Mannish Boy
All Our Past Times
Further on Up the Road
Helpless
Four Strong Winds
Coyote
Shadows and Light
Furry Sings the Blues
Dry Your Eyes
Tura Lura Lural
Caravan
Acadian Driftwood
INTERMISSION
Poem
Poem
JOY!
Get Yer Cut Throat off My Knife
Revolutionary Letter #4
Transgressing The Real
Poem
Prologue to the Canturbury Tales
Genetic Method
Chest Fever
Evangeline
The Weight
Baby Let Me Follow You Down
Hazel
I Don’t Believe You
Forever Young
Baby Let Me Follow You Down reprise
I Shall Be Released
Don’t Do It

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Furthur New Year’s Run @ Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

Written by on 10.12.2012 | Furthur, News, Tour Dates

Phil Lesh and Bob Weir will keep Furthur in San Francisco this December for a three-night New Year’s Run at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on December 29th – 31st. This marks the fourth year in a row the band will finish out the year at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium and fifth for Lesh as he played the venue with Phil Lesh and Friends on December 31, 2008.

Tickets will be available through Mail Order and Internet Pre-Sales starting at 9:00am PST/Noon EST on Monday, October 15 through 3:00pm PST/6:00pm EST on Thursday, October 18. This will be followed by a public on sale on Friday, October 19 at 10:00am PST.

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