The next Phish live archival release, Ventura, features two shows the quartet played at the Ventura County Fairgrounds in Ventura, California on July 30, 1997 and July 20, 1998. Though only a year separated the two shows, the band had a completely different sound at each appearance and delivered two outstanding performances. This audio-only release provides official recordings of two shows for which excellent audience recordings have never surfaced due to in part to the wind at the venue.
The box set is available for pre-order ahead of its June 18 release date from Dry Goods and those who purchase will receive a 10-track sampling of the band’s March 21st, 1993 show at Ventura Theatre called “BuenaVentura.” In addition to the 6-cd box set, pre-order options include bundles which feature Ventura koozies, t-shirts and posters.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got three copies of the complete Phish “Ventura” box set to giveaway PLUS a Big Kahuna Bundle which contains the all new 6-CD “Ventura” box set, Little Stevie Water Ski T on Purple and your choice of Koozie®. To enter, simply leave a comment below telling us about your favorite Phish Summer Tour. You can enter a second time by following us and then tweeting the year of your favorite Phish Summer Tour at us. Let us know by including both “@hidden_track” AND “#phventura″ in your tweet. We’ll give you a third chance to snag one of the sets by telling us the year that your favorite Phish Summer Tour took place on our Facebook wall. Once the contest entry period closes we’ll tally all the entries from our comments section, Facebook and Twitter and pick four winners at random.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter the contest, leave a comment below telling us about your favorite Phish Summer Tour
You can enter a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting your favorite Phish Summer Tour at us and including both “@hidden_track” AND “#phventura″ in your tweet
Your comment(s) must be left by 11:59 PM EST on June 14
Anybody entering more than once a piece on Facebook, Twitter and at the bottom of this post will be disqualified, tarred and feathered (If you have a problem leaving a comment and it doesn’t appear, you won’t be penalized for trying a second time)
Four winners will be selected at random from all entries
Located in the heart of the “Forever Wild” Catskill Forest Preserve in Big Indian, New York; The Full Moon Resort continues to add events to its already formidable lineup of Music Masters Camps. Three HT faves will be throwing camps at Full Moon this summer as Umphrey’s McGee will present sUMmer School from June 17 – 21, Dweezil Zappa will host Dweezilla Music Boot Camp from July 1 – July 5, while Dark Star Orchestra will lead DSO High School on August 5 – 9.
All three events will feature workshops, performances, master classes, presentations, interactive jams and many other activities all at the comfortable Full Moon Resort. Each act will bring special guests with them to their camps as Umphrey’s will welcome Jeff Coffin (Dave Matthews Band / Flecktones) to sUMmer School, Dweezil has invited a number of “counselors” such as Oz Noy and Chris Buono to Dweezilla Boot Camp, while DSO has Grateful Dead Hour host David Gans, legendary Dead recording engineer Betty Cantor-Jackson and former Grateful Dead singer Donna Jean Godchaux signed up for DSO High School. Spots are currently available for all three camps.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got an autographed CD for each act for our readers. We’ll let sUMmer School hosts Umphrey’s McGee, Dweezilla Boot Camp host Dweezil Zappa and DSO High School hosts Dark Star Orchestra determine just what CD you’ll get, but they will be signed. Simply leave a comment below telling us which CD you’d like to win and you’ll be entered.
On May 10 – 12, The Purple Hatter’s Ball will celebrate the life of Rachel Morningstar Hoffman at the Spirit of Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida. The lineup includes HT faves Lettuce, Eddie Roberts’ West Coast Sounds and The New Mastersounds as well as Quantic, DubConscious and The Malah.
We also have our eyes on a set dubbed “Sunday Gospel Surprise” that will see Roosevelt Collier and Nigel Hall joined by Lenesha Randolph (Robert Randolph & The Family Band), Adam Smirnoff (Lettuce), Pete Shand (The New Mastersounds), Jermal Watson (Dirty Dozen Brass Band) and The Shady Horns (Ryan Zoidis, Eric Bloom and James Casey). Tickets for the Purple Hatter’s Ball are available now for $75.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of weekend passes for the Purple Hatter’s Ball for one lucky reader. To enter, simply leave a comment below telling us what band you’re most excited to see at the Purple Hatter’s Ball. We’ll pick one entry at random at 3PM ET on April 30th.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter, leave a comment below telling us what PHB band you’re most excited to see
Your comment(s) must be left by 3PM EDT on April 30th
A winner will be picked using random.org on May 1st
NOTE: We seem to be having some issues with our spam filter. If you don’t see your entry, please try leaving a comment a second time. When the contest ends we’ll go through and erase any duplicate entries if they show up. If the second comment doesn’t show up, feel free to shoot us an email (scott at glidemagazine dot com) with your entry and we’ll make sure you’re entered. Due to the technical issues, we won’t be disqualifying anyone, so don’t fret.
Next Tuesday, April 30th, HT faves Phoenix will perform before an intimate crowd in-person and a huge worldwide audience as part of the Live On Letterman series of webcasts. Phoenix is expected to perform songs from the just released Entertainment! as well as hits such as 1901 and Lisztomania.
You can watch Phoenix’s Live On Letterman set live starting at 8PM ET on the 30th or on demand at CBS.com. The broadcast will also be watchable through the CBS App for the iPhone and iPad. Phoenix will also appear on that evening’s episode of The Late Show with David Letterman.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of GA PIT tickets to watch Phoenix’s Live On Letterman performance in person. To enter, simply leave a comment below telling us your favorite Phoenix song. We’ll pick one entry at random at 3PM ET on April 26th. You can enter a second time by leaving a similar comment on the Hidden Track Facebook Page and a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting your favorite Phoenix tune at us. You must be a @hidden_track follower and include both @hidden_track and #htphoenixlol in your tweet.
As hard as it is to believe, Willie Nelson will turn 80 on April 30th. The legendary country artist never slows down and continues to tour and release new music on a regular basis. Earlier this week Nelson released Let’s Face The Music And Dance on Sony Legacy – a collection of American standards and country classics, Irving Berlin and Carl Perkins, Django Reinhart as well as Willie-penned originals. As such Willie Nelson has been Legacy Recordings Artist of the Month for April.
There’s a campaign to round up birthday messages for Willie that will be given to him on the 30th for his 80th birthday. Mike McCready of Pearl Jam and Neil Young have shared their messages, you can share yours at the Willie Birthday website.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a Willie Nelson Prize Pack to give away. The pack includes a copy of Willie’s new album, a “Willie For President” t-shirt and a copy of Willie’s book Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die. Simply leave a comment below telling us your favorite Willie Nelson song. We’ll pick one entry at random at 3PM ET on April 30th. You can enter a second time by leaving a similar comment on the Hidden Track Facebook Page and a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting your request at us. You must include both @hidden_track and #htwilliebday in your tweet.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter, leave a comment below telling us your favorite Willie Nelson song
You can enter a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting the name of your favorite Willie Nelson song at us. You must include both @hidden_track AND #htwilliebday in your tweet
Your comment(s) must be left by 3PM EDT on April 30th
Anybody entering more than once a piece on Facebook, Twitter and at the bottom of this post will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
The winner will receive a Willie Nelson prize pack
We’re just a few weeks away from Jazz Fest and from April 26th through May 5th, Nolafunk will present a full slate of shows as part of the 2nd Annual Jazzfest Series. Page McConnell and the Meter Men, the Everyone Orchestra, The Black Angels and Leftover Salmon are just a few of the acts scheduled to play the Republic and The Howlin’ Wolf in New Orleans under the Nolafunk banner. It all starts on April 26th with the 2nd Annual Nolafunk Jazzfest Series Kick-Off Party.
George Porter Jr., John Gros (Papa Grows Funk), Craig Klein & Mark Mullins of Bonerama, Brian Stoltz (Funky Meters), and Terrence Houston (Runnin’ Pardners) will perform as Tryptophunk on April 26th at Republic for the Kick-Off Party. As if that isn’t enough, New Orleans natives The Soul Rebels and the incomparable Marco Benevento will open. Tickets are available through TicketWeb.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of tickets to attend the 2nd Annual Nolafunk Jazzfest Series Kick-Off Party at Republic on April 26th to giveaway. Simply leave a comment below telling us one song you’d like to see Tryptophunk play on the 26th as a comment below. We’ll pick one entry at random at 3PM ET on April 18th. You can enter a second time by leaving a similar comment on the Hidden Track Facebook Page and a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting your request at us. You must include both @hidden_track and #htnolafunk in your tweet.
From February 15th to 17th the AURA Music Festival will bring a vast array of jam, funk, rock and jamtronica acts to The Spirit of Suwannee Music Park in Live Oak, Florida over President’s Day Weekend. The lineup includes a number of HT faves including Perpetual Groove, The Heavy Pets, Kung Fu, The Lee Boys, Newtown Crosby, Brock Butler, The McLovins, Consider The Source and the return of RAQ.
This festival is put on by passionate music fans for passionate music fans and will include multiple sets from a number of acts such as Papadosio, Conspirator, PGroove, The Heavy Pets and Consider The Source. One of the many special performances set to take place at AURA this year will be a Tribute To Stevie Wonder put together by the uber-talented Nigel Hall. Joining Hall as “Artists-At-Large” for AURA ’13 are Roosevelt Collier of The Lee Boys, Lettuce guitarist Adam “Schmeans” Smirnoff, keyboardist Jimmy Dunstan, sax player John Provenzano and RAQ/Kung Fu keyboardist Todd Stoops.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of general admission passes for AURA to give to one lucky reader. To enter our contest, simply leave a comment below telling us which AURA Music Festival set you’d be most excited to see. The contest entry period closes on Wednesday, January 31st at 11:59PM ET. After that, we’ll tally all the entries and pick one winner at random.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter the contest, leave a comment below telling us which Aura Music Festival act you’d be most excited to see
Your comment(s) must be left by 11:59 PM EST on January 31st
Anybody entering more than once will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
One winner, picked at random using random.org, will win a pair of general admission passes to attend the 2013 Aura Music Festival
HT staff members are not eligible to win
For more information on this year’s AURA Music Festival, head over to the event’s website.
Earlier this week The Beatles’ acclaimed original studio album remasters, released on CD in 2009 and in 2010 for digital download, made their long-awaited stereo vinyl debut. Each of the band’s 14 albums were manufactured on 180 gram audiophile quality vinyl with replicated artwork. All of the albums are now available individually or together in a limited boxed edition that includes a 252-page hardbound book containing insight from radio producer Kevin Howlett and a wealth of Beatles’ photographs.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve picked our favorite three Beatles albums to give away to one lucky reader. Simply leave a comment below telling us about your favorite Beatles album and we’ll select one entry at random to win Revolver, Abbey Road and The Beatles (The White Album) on vinyl. All entries must be received by December 3rd at 11:59PM ET.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter, leave a comment below telling us your favorite Beatles album
Your comment(s) must be left by 11:59PM EST on December 3rd
Anybody entering more than once will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
The winner will receive Revolver, Abbey Road and The Beatles on vinyl
HT staff members are not eligible to win
Check out a full list of The Beatles albums available now on vinyl…
UPDATE (10/23): You’ve got one more day to enter! Also, Questlove and Eric Krasno have been added to the concert.
HeadCount has been a bright light coming out of our scene since the non-profit voter registration organization was founded before the 2004 election. Eight years later HeadCount will celebrate the close of its 3rd election season of a job well done by teaming up with Magic Hat, CEG Presents and Nolafunk for a four-night HeadCount Participation Party tour featuring Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk and Anders Osborne. The tour will hit Baltimore (11/2), Philadelphia (11/3) and Washington, DC (11/4); culminating on November 5th, with the official Participation Party in New York City at the Highline Ballroom. At the finale, not only will Dumpstaphunk and Anders perform, but the event will also see some special guests with a few already announced – Amy Helm (Levon Helm Band, Dirt Farmer Band) and Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi All-Stars, Black Crowes).
Look for the two main acts to play full sets at the NYC finale while members of those bands and special guests (inc. Helm and Dickinson) will take part in a special all-star set. Tickets are available now through TicketWeb.
As part of our Everybody Wins When Lots Of People Register To Vote And In Return HeadCount Offers Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of tickets to the HeadCount Participation Party at the Highline Ballroom on November 5th for one lucky reader. Simply leave a comment below telling us what issue is most important to you this election day. We’ll pick one entry at random at 3PM ET on October 24th. You can enter a second time by leaving a similar comment on the Hidden Track Facebook Page and a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting your most important issue at us. You must include both @hidden_track and #headcountparty in your tweet.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter, leave a comment below telling us what issue is most important to you this election season
You can enter a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting the name of your most important issue at us. You must include both @hidden_track AND #headcountparty in your tweet
Your comment(s) must be left by 3PM EDT on October 24th
Anybody entering more than once a piece on Facebook, Twitter and at the bottom of this post will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
Queens native Paul Simon played his first hometown “club gig” in a long time on June 6, 2011 at Manhattan’s Webster Hall. By the time his two hour-plus set was through, he had given the intimate crowd a taste of each period of his illustrious career during a show that is remembered as a highlight of 2011 for many in attendance. The show was recorded in superb high-definition by director Martyn Atkins and was released last week along with sterling audio mixed by Phil Ramone and Andy Smith as Paul Simon Live In New York City.
Available in three formats (2-CD/1-DVD special package, Blu-Ray and Standard DVD), Paul Simon Live In York City is a fantastic document of an unforgettable night. Simon’s band had been on the road for two months straight and were at the peak of their powers. This one bears repeated listens/views as with so many incredible musicians on stage, and Paul’s well-known attention to detail in his live performances, you’ll find nuances you didn’t pick up on the first time around. Many of the big hits from Simon’s solo career including Late In The Evening, Kodachrome, Diamonds On The Soles and Slip Slidin’ Away are here as well as the best tracks from 2011′s So Beautiful Or So What LP such as the title track, Rewrite and Dazzling Blue. There’s even a pair of Simon & Garfunkel classics in The Only Living Boy In New York and Sounds Of Silence.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a copy of the Paul Simon – Live In New York City 2-CD/1-DVD Special Package for two lucky readers. Simply leave a comment below telling us about your favorite Paul Simon song. We’ll pick two entries at random at 3PM ET on October 7th. You can enter a second time by leaving a similar comment on the Hidden Track Facebook Page and a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting the name of your favorite Paul Simon song at us. You must include both @hidden_track and #htpaulsimon in your tweet.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter, leave a comment below telling us your favorite Paul Simon song
You can enter a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting the name of your favorite Paul Simon song at us. You must include both @hidden_track AND #htpaulsimon in your tweet
Your comment(s) must be left by 3PM EDT on October 7th
Anybody entering more than once a piece on Facebook, Twitter and at the bottom of this post will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
On Saturday night Addison Groove Project will perform publicly for the first time since 2007 when the modern funk-fusion band reunites for one-night-only at The Paradise in Boston. The group formed in the late ’90s when many of the members attended Wellesley High School together and crafted an inventive sound that mixed their influences. AGP made a name for themselves thanks to relentless touring and great songwriting as well as their mind-blowing live sets.
AGP will be joined by HT contributor Wyllys on Saturday who will not only spin sets before the band goes on stage and during setbreak, but will also handle lighting duties. Jambands.com’s Mikey Greenhaus recently spoke with Addison Groove Project’s Rob Marscher and Brendan McGinn about the band’s past, present and future including word of what to expect at Saturday’s reunion show. Marscher shared a teaser video with us from the band’s first rehearsals in over five years…
Tickets are still available for the return of AGP at Boston’s Paradise on Saturday. As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of tickets to the reunion show as well as a show poster signed by the band for one lucky reader. Since the performance is just two days away, this will be a quick one. Simply leave a comment below telling us your favorite AGP memory or if you haven’t seen them before, why you’d like to. We’ll pick one entry at random around 3PM ET on Friday and we’ll alert the winner immediately thereafter. The winner will receive a pair of tickets and the signed poster. Good luck!
Each day this week we’ve been dedicating a post a day to Umphrey’s McGee’s fantastic new Hall Of Fame Class of ’11 release which came out on Tuesday. On Monday, we shared details of the fan-voted compilation including word of auctions for vinyl test pressings hand-designed by the band members. On Tuesday, we posted a stream of the thrilling “Soaring Uplifting Jam” from the release and yesterday we published our chat with the man responsible for much of the production work on HoFCo’11 – Kevin Browning. Today, we’ve got a copy of the split-color vinyl AND a one-of-a-kind piece of memorabilia to give away to one of our lucky readers.
As we’ve been mentioning Hall Of Fame: Class Of 2011 is available as a limited-edition, double split-color vinyl package. Our legendary Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program continues today as we give away a copy of the vinyl release and a sheet containing Brendan Bayliss’s hand-written lyrics for Rush’s Tom Sawyer that he used as a guide for UM’s cover of the song at the Summer Camp Music Festival. To enter, simply leave a comment below telling us about your favorite UM show of all-time. You can enter a second time by following us on Twitter and then tweeting your favorite UM show at us. Make sure your tweet includes both “@hidden_track” AND “#htumhof11″ so we can keep track. Furthermore, we’ll give you a third chance to snag one of the sets by leaving your response to our favorite Umphrey’s show query on our Facebook wall. Once the contest entry period closes, we’ll select one entry to receive both the vinyl AND the lyrics using random.org to keep it fair.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter, leave a comment below telling us your favorite UM show of all-time
You can enter a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting your favorite UM show of all-time at us. You must include both @hidden_track AND #htumhof11 in your tweet
Your comment(s) must be left by 11:59 PM EDT on September 4
Anybody entering more than once a piece on Facebook, Twitter and at the bottom of this post will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
The winner will receive Umphrey’s McGee Hall Of Fame Class of 2011 on vinyl and Brendan Bayliss’s hand-written lyric sheet for Tom Sawyer
HT staff members are not eligible to win
Good luck! And feel free to tell us why you chose the show you did.
From September 14 – 16 a vast array of jam, bluegrass and Americana acts including HT faves The Del McCoury Band, Yonder Mountain String Band, the Jimmy Herring Band, Lettuce, Keller Williams with The Travelin’ McCourys and Patterson Hood & The Downtown Rumblers will descend upon the Jomeokee Campground in Pinnacle, North Carolina for the inaugural Jomeokee Music & Arts Festival.
This family festival takes place in a natural amphitheater within the campgrounds, where a stunning view of Pilot Mountain creates a picturesque background for two side-by-side stages showcasing alternating sets. Jomeokee will host two special sets: a bluegrass all-star jam featuring members of Del McCoury Band, Yonder Mountain String Band, The String Cheese Incident, Leftover Salmon, Acoustic Syndicate and more as well as special Everyone Orchestra performance. Matt Butler has put together an impressive lineup for Jomeokee that includes Jimmy Herring, Melvin Seals, Jennifer Hartswick, Michael Kang, Al Schnier, Vinnie Amico, George Porter Jr. and Jeff Sipe. General admission and VIP passes are available through Jomeokee’s EventBrite page.
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got a pair of general admission passes for Jomeokee to give to one lucky reader. To enter our contest, simply leave a comment below telling us which Jomeokee set you’d be most excited to see. The contest entry period closes on Monday, August 13 at 11:59PM ET. After that, we’ll tally all the entries and pick one winner at random.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter the contest, leave a comment below telling us which Jomeokee act you’d be most excited to see
Your comment(s) must be left by 11:59 PM EST on August 13
Anybody entering more than once will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
One winner, picked at random using random.org, will win a pair of general admission passes to attend the 2012 Jomeokee Music & Arts Festival
HT staff members are not eligible to win
For more information on the inaugural Jomeokee fest, head over to the event’s website.
In just a few short weeks, on July 31, HT faves Phish will release a brand-new 6-CD box set that features two incredible shows which took place at Chicago’s UIC Pavilion in 1994. Chicago ’94 contains every note the Vermonters played on June 18, 1994 and November 25, 1994, including material from the soundchecks, lovingly re-mastered by sound guru Fred Kevorkian.
1994 was an incredibly important year in the band’s history as their fanbase grew exponentially. Musically, the quartet was on fire with these two performances ranking among 1994′s best. From an outrageous David Bowie to a masterful YEM to a spectacular segue from Weekapaug > Mango, these two shows display the improvisational muscles the band was flexing throughout the year. Not to mention, there’s nary a flub to be found during the UIC gigs, plucked from Phish’s last full year on the road. Both the 6-CD box set and a special Pollock designed t-shirt are currently available for pre-order through Dry Goods. There’s also a “Racine Avenue Bundle” which contains both the t-shirt and the box set that’s up for sale. Speaking of which…
As part of our Everybody Wins When We Plug Something And In Return They Offer Us Free Shit To Give Away program, we’ve got five copies of the Chicago ’94 Racine Avenue Bundle to give away. To enter, simply leave a comment below telling us your three favorite Phish shows from the magical year of 1994. You can enter a second time by following us on Twitter and then tweeting your three favorite ’94 Phish shows at us. Make sure your tweet includes both “@hidden_track” AND “#htchicago94″ so we can keep track. Furthermore, we’ll give you a third chance to snag one of the sets by leaving your response to our ’94 Phish query on our Facebook wall. Once the contest entry period closes, we’ll select one Twitter entry, two Facebook entries and two entries from the comments section using random.org to keep it fair.
Here’s the fine print…
To enter, leave a comment below telling us your three favorite Phish shows from 1994
You can enter a third time by following @hidden_track and tweeting your three favorite ’94 Phish shows at us. You must include both @hidden_track AND #htchicago94 in your tweet
Your comment(s) must be left by 11:59 PM EDT on July 29
Anybody entering more than once a piece on Facebook, Twitter and at the bottom of this post will be disqualified, tarred and feathered
We’ll randomly select one entrant from Twitter, two entrants from Facebook and two from the comment section to win the Chicago ’94 Racine Avenue Bundle
Each winner will receive the Chicago ’94 box set and the Pollock-designed t-shirt in the size of their choice
HT staff members are not eligible to win
Good luck! And feel free to tell us why you chose the shows you did.
First, I absolutely love finding products that hit the sweet spot with quality, design, and price all coming together without sacrificing anything. Additionally, I have been on the quest to find a portable speaker with impressive results for quite some time. I was not very happy with the Jambox as the sound was relatively dull and the price excessive. Other portable Bluetooth speakers I have tried have been more reasonably priced, but not offering much in the way of sound quality. High priced speakers like Dr Dre’s beatbox at $400 is simply laughable at the poor quality sound for the price. Novelty solutions like the iFrogz Boost or the Boomb(())x are certainly fun and have their place, but again, don’t offer high quality sound.
This week we will take a look at a portable Bluetooth speaker that offers fantastic sound quality, is extremely reasonably priced, designed well and a perfect companion for your laptop, tablet, MP3 player, mobile phone or even as a substitute for desktop speakers. The SuperTooth Disco offers 28W of pretty impressive sound via a 12 watt subwoofer and two stereo drivers. With a built in battery that can play for up to ten hours and wireless streaming with Bluetooth, this is the mobile speaker I have been looking for.
Also, I simply love giving away cool devices that we find on Hidden Track to our readers and sharing the sound. Read on to win a SuperTooth Disco and learn why I was so thrilled with the performance of this speaker!
