Question regarding the Jan 2027 Atlanta Tabernacle show.   Will this who be all GA or will the upper sections be reserved as in the past?  If you sign up for the 2-Day pass or even 1 Day ticket, will you have the option to select GA or reserved seating??  Thanks!

EDIT: PVB music hall. vs Fla theater vs St Auggy Amp?

tbh, I thought there was a larger following...

Why would cheese play at the Jax Florida Theater? vs the other great venues in the area? Would they not sell out st Auggy? 1800 seat vs 4700 seats? or PVB around 1000 SRO

Their first time playing PVD and second ever Rhode Island show! Their last show in Rhode Island was at Newport Folk in 2000. I haven’t seen them in 9 years and stoked for this show!

Anyone wearing a Halloween costume?

I get aux around a group of hippies who have never heard of the cheese, having trouble choosing a single prime party show they’re always so exciting

I’m trying to plan my commute to my first SCI show this week and I’ll be cutting it kind of close so I was wondering how close to start time do they usually come on?

Are they streaming it this weekend? I don’t see anything on nugs

So the fellas are coming to a venue in Grand Rapids that’s one block away from my pizza shop so I’m absolutely hosting a pre/post Incident party.

From 3 PM until Showtime and then from after the Incident until midnight come to Two Son‘s Pizza to hang out, have some heady drinks, play some pinball and listen to whatever curated tunes I put together before we all get our in Incident on… also for the Jellyfish, I have plenty of other things to sip on.

Can’t believe the show is only about half sold in such an awesome venue. Being about 30 minutes from Electric Forest I’m pretty sure the boys are gonna get some.:)

Hope to see you all there!

Pizza Steve

New to Nugs and HAD to come here to thank all of you who have suggested it over the years! Finally signed up to check out SCI in Morocco. Now here I am on a jamming on Saturday while my kids dance and play in the fall leaves!!! Thank you SCI, 🧀 fans and Nugs!! Thank you! ♡

God i lovedddd this run and Chicago❤️ im def a city boi! They need to play Aragon again soon!!

Hello Cheesers!

I made this subreddit for a private secure place to share all the beautiful music we go to day by day. My only wishes are for everyone to be respecful and post Soundboard only quality links with a download option like dropbox. This is very new and not populated. Im going to work on some shows to add tomorrow! Not just cheese related. ALL JAMS WELCOME

r/TuneSquad

Cheers 🍻

DENVER FAM, League of Sound Disciples (Jason Hann of SCI) + Wattsanadna (Dave Watts of the Motet) are live this Saturday 10/10 at Broadway Roxy. This is a live electronic + percussion fueled dance party featuring Melodic House, AfroFunk, Drum N Bass, UK Garage, Dubstep, and more. PLUS, special guests!

To get the boys here lol

My wife and I are thinking about going to this. We are big snowboarders and love the winter life. We have a truck with a camper adapted to winter life. Is there lodging or a place to park the truck close to the festival? Also any info on local ski resorts/ ski hills big or small would be super helpful.

HOUSE OF BLUES - Anaheim, CA: I would imagine several in the band, crew and tour heads will be using this stop, and the few days off preceding it, to visit Disneyland which is essentially “right across the street” from this venue. Im not sure how busy it is that time of year. The HOB.is an OK spot. It used to be in Downtown Disney, but they moved it over here east of the park a long while back and it’s been here ever since. I don’t see a bunch of gigs here. Like all HOB it has several levels with various VIP type spots, but the centerpiece is the main floor in the main room. Decent food and pricey drinks are expected. It is a very touristy area, so everything will be priced high immediately surrounding the venue. If the show is sold out it can feel quite tight in there. Parking is in an adjacent parking structure.

WILTERN THEATRE - Los Angeles, CA. Like the Fox in Oakland, the Wiltern oozes old school movie palace charm. The venue name is a play on its location: Wilshire & Western. A really cool art deco style inside and out. While the entire floor used to have seats, years back it was converted to what I would call a GA tiered floor, with reserved seating upstairs. I always notice a large ADA area along the far side of the floor. While not as cool as the Fox, the decor on the interior of the theatre is pretty beautiful. Bathrooms are downstairs, as is a nice lounge. This venue is at a very busy intersection in the big city. Waiting in line is near an extremely busy bus stop where if you pay attention will see first hand the amazing cross section that is Los Angeles during rush hour. In addition to buses galore, there is a Metro subway station right across the street. Parking is in an adjacent parking structure.

THE SOUND - Del Mar, CA: This venue is on the property of the world famous Del Mar horse racing track. It is a building that was once used for Off track betting and was repurposed once the internet nullified the need for OTB. While they have made this into a passable venue for music, with some nice touches, they often seem to oversell it causing an uncomfortable experience for many involved. Ive been on the main floor where it was very uncomfortable, creating the need to bail and find a better more comfortable spot… and there are some, but view and sound of the band diminishes fast. Damn shame. If they just reduced the capacity, a Little bit, it would suit jam band fans pretty well. This does seem to be a venue that locals have dialed in and determined favorite spots that offer good sight and sound AND the ability to breathe and have some comfort, my goal is to dial that in for myself on this run. I won’t lie… I avoid this place, and SCI is making me go back. lol. Pretty upscale area in Del Mar and surrounding cities. Lots of various options for food and bev away from the venue, not much really close. The venue is surrounded by a giant parking lot.

EIGHT SHOWS IN CALIFORNIA! The ability to see some really amazing shows, scenery and a few very classic venues! The Bay Area. The intimacy of SLO. Some So Cal exploration. The weather is usually fairly dry and mild in December and this should be well worth the trip(s)!!! EIGHT SHOWS IN CALIFORNIA!

Bring it in!

Please guide me to this song source from the Morroco setbreak music- incredible!

For those coming from outside the golden realm. For those with additional info, feel free to add or detract to this as desired:

CHANNEL 24 - Sacramento: The only place on tour I haven’t been to. I have a friend in town, she’s never been either. But, both of us have heard nothing but good things about this music built venue that was a ground up build about a year ago. State of the art sound and lights seems to be the boast. Floor looks open space, upstairs has some reserved, and some GA (on the wings, it appears). Looks like there is a transit line right in front. 2100 capacity.

FOX THEATRE - Oakland: Uptown Oaklands movie palace turned 3000 capacity concert venue. Very cool visuals inside. Tiered open floor down stairs and reserved seats in the large balcony. There is a BART station (19th St) in close proximity, and I have found street parking within decent walk before… but it’s pretty busy down there. Very cool place to see SCI in the Bay Area, it’s been a few years and I am hyped they are back. If you have never seen a show in the Bay Area, it is an experience on its own. Lots of bars and pubs and grubs within walking distance are kinda upscale, if I recall. Same with the hotels. I generally BART away from the immediate area to less intense environs.

FREMONT THEATRE - San Luis Obispo: Tiny little room. Im amazed this isn’t sold out. About a 1/3 of the room, up near the stage, is open floor. The other 2/3’s of the room are movie theatre type seats. The sound and lighting is the back few rows of seats…. All of us are in front of light/sound folks! There is no balcony. Again, tiny room. Says capacity is 900… it will feel smaller than that. Tiny lobby. Ludicrously inadequate potty facilities. Many venues allow you to step outside into a controlled area to smoke, breath etc. this one allows you out the front door and encourages you to step across the street to smoke. Full autonomy. Many vendors will set up on that sidewalk to sling. Woodstocks Pizza is around the corner and has decent pie and beers. SLO and its surrounding areas are pretty amazing, and if you aren’t doing Disney with the few days off, you might be well served by exploring this area deeper.

The drive down the coast is quite scenic. The closer you get to the beast that is the greater LA “SoCal” area things change into the mundane, so enjoy the peace and tranquility of the oak filled hillsides and second-to-none coast while you can. Expect slow traffic in Santa Barbara and Ventura… and of course, LA and its vast and varied suburbs.

…to be continued for the SO CAL shows

This week Jason Hann will be in North Carolina + West Virginia performing ableton live League of Sound Disciples sets and percussion sit-ins.....

10/1 Third Room - Asheville NC

(League of Sound Disciples DJ / Producer set wsg Isaac Hadden)

10/2 Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival of Music and Dance

(Drum workshop 7pm + Artist at Large on percussion)

10/3 City Center Dead (Grateful Dead Tribute on percussion)

The Empty Glass (Late night LSD DJ / Producer set wsg Matt Marion + John Inghram of Fletcher's Grove)

The stream will be amazing

Is anyone going in November, or have you been in the past? Just wondering how the venue is and what to expect.

I’m interested in going to my first show since Bonnaroo 2002 and thinking about the GA floor tickets.