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Posted by TraKaH C on Feb-20-2008 01:03:

Sasha and Digweed U.S. tour!!!!

From the WMC forum...

TOUR DATES
THU 27-Mar-08 Miami Mansion

SAT 29-Mar-08 Miami Ultra Music Festival

WED 2-Apr-08 Boston The Estate

THU 3-Apr-08 Philadelphia The Fillmore @ TLA

FRI 4-Apr-08 New York Webster Hall

SAT 5-Apr-08 Washington, DC Ibiza Nightclub

MON 7-Apr-08 Nashville City Hall

WED 9-Apr-08 Columbus Karma

THU 10-Apr-08 Detroit Clutch Cargos

FRI 11-Apr-08 Toronto Kool Haus

SAT 12-Apr-08 Chicago House of Blues

MON 14-Apr-08 St. Louis Dantes

TUE 15-Apr-08 Minneapolis Epic

THU 17-Apr-08 Guadalajara Foro Alterno

FRI 18-Apr-08 Monterrey Autocinema

SAT 19-Apr-08 Mexico City Arena Mexico

TUE 22-Apr-08 Seattle Showbox Sodo

WED 23-Apr-08 Vancouver Plush Nightclub

THU 24-Apr-08 Portland Roseland Theater

FRI 25-Apr-08 San Francisco The Warfield

SAT 26-Apr-08 Coachella Coachella Festival


The last time Sasha and John Digweed toured the US was in 2002 on their infamous Delta Heavy Tour, known as the most important DJ tour to ever hit America. The tour forever raised the bar for large-scale electronic music events. Technically produced like a rock concert, complete with touring sound, lighting, staging and laser and video production Delta Heavy catapulted Sasha & John Digweed into arena headlining status and was attended by more than 85,000 people during its six weeks.

While most DJ tours are all about taking flights from city to city, Sasha and John will be hitting the pavement, bussing it through the country. However, unlike Delta Heavy, this tour is about going back to their grass roots. "You know that's what it's all about -- giving the people a good time." Sasha and John

"Its been six years since Delta Heavy. Both Sasha and myself have been talking for ages about touring the states together again, but really wanted to go back to our underground roots as recently the only shows we have done together have been massive festival events. So this time around we are playing a great selection of clubs with great sound systems rather than big arena shows, which will give our fans a chance to see us in a more intimate environment." John Digweed



Sasha and John Digweed are truly bringing their sonic experience back to the people, and this tour offers something for every one of their fans. The tour will make stops at legendary rock venues such as the Warfield in San Francisco and Webster Hall in NYC. In addition, many of the shows are 18+ and some are even all ages. And because many of these events are taking place in traditional rock venues their shows may start at 9 and end at 2, as opposed to a traditional club night which starts at 2am and ends at 6am. A rare exception indeed for Sasha and John Digweed fans.

�While Delta Heavy was billed as an arena tour it was the theatres and clubs where John and I had the most fun and where we felt our sound worked best. So this time around we decided to focus on those venues. Over the last 6 years we have played together a lot in LA and NY, and whilst I love those cities, I'm really looking forward to returning to places like DC, Seattle and Minneapolis, where John and I haven't shared the decks since 2002. Plus, spending time on the road with John on a bus touring the country is something I just couldn't turn down." - Sasha


For this tour, Sasha and John have partnered with Beatport and Wantickets for a very special promotion.

Advance tickets will be available directly through Wantickets:
Wantickets.com/SashaandJohnDigweed
Or
Sasha's siteJSasha.com
John Digweed's site: JohnDigweed.com

Those who purchase a ticket in advance through Wantickets will get a free Sasha/John Digweed track. In addition, for everyone who attends a show, Beatport will be giving a Beatport Download card which will give the fans another free track. It's just one way for Sasha and John Digweed to thank their fans for all their support.

Both Sasha and John Digweed will be releasing CDs to coincide with the tour.
More information on these releases to follow soon.


Posted by DjWoody on Feb-20-2008 01:08:

No LA Stop


Posted by tjpatel on Feb-20-2008 01:10:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...2&forumid=60&s=


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Feb-20-2008 01:14:

quote:
Originally posted by tjpatel
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...2&forumid=60&s=


thank you!


Posted by capricorn15 on Feb-20-2008 01:21:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
No LA Stop


well they stop at coachella so that should be good. too bad all single day tickets are sold out!, gonna have to get some on craigslist


Posted by DjWoody on Feb-20-2008 01:21:

It would be dope if they came back to The Mayan!


Posted by capricorn15 on Feb-20-2008 01:23:

quote:
Originally posted by DjWoody
It would be dope if they came back to The Mayan!
yea that would be sick, i want to go to coachella to see them, but its so far!


Posted by nima86 on Feb-20-2008 03:23:

why no LA


Posted by Randy4me on Feb-20-2008 03:31:

quote:
Originally posted by nima86
why no LA

�While Delta Heavy was billed as an arena tour it was the theatres and clubs where John and I had the most fun and where we felt our sound worked best. So this time around we decided to focus on those venues. Over the last 6 years we have played together a lot in LA and NY, and whilst I love those cities, I'm really looking forward to returning to places like DC, Seattle and Minneapolis, where John and I haven't shared the decks since 2002. Plus, spending time on the road with John on a bus touring the country is something I just couldn't turn down." - Sasha


Posted by isra on Feb-20-2008 03:43:

they come to san diego...?


Posted by Rukes on Feb-20-2008 04:05:

quote:
Originally posted by nima86
why no LA


People playing at Coachella can't play anywhere else in SoCal at a certain amount of time before and after Coachella.


Posted by sweetcandy girl on Feb-20-2008 05:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Rukes
People playing at Coachella can't play anywhere else in SoCal at a certain amount of time before and after Coachella.


I was told there was a 4 month black out date. 1 month before and 3 months after... Then why does Deadmau5 get to play at Vanguard on March 8th???


Posted by bas on Feb-20-2008 05:43:

quote:
Originally posted by sweetcandy girl
I was told there was a 4 month black out date. 1 month before and 3 months after... Then why does Deadmau5 get to play at Vanguard on March 8th???

It's not true. Sasha & Digweed played Coachella shortly after their first Delta Heavy tour with stops in LA, SF, and San Diego. The year that Sander K played before Laurent Garnier at Coachella, Sander had to jump on a helicopter after his gig to make it to Avalon on the same night.


Posted by Dancing-Clown on Feb-20-2008 06:23:

...

You have lost all credibility in my eyes.

Look at what you wrote: one month before and three after. One month after March 8th is April 8th. Coachella is the last weekend of April. Basic cognitive function

The other thing was you claiming that Markus told you he was playing. Well guess what, he's not on the line-up


Posted by Dancing-Clown on Feb-20-2008 06:23:

...

quote:
Originally posted by sweetcandy girl
I was told there was a 4 month black out date. 1 month before and 3 months after... Then why does Deadmau5 get to play at Vanguard on March 8th???


See above post.


Posted by gjg21 on Feb-20-2008 07:00:

anyone else think it's strange that they're playing the warfield? regardless, woot!


Posted by rizo on Feb-20-2008 07:15:

quote:
Originally posted by gjg21
anyone else think it's strange that they're playing the warfield? regardless, woot!
i had a great time at the warfield for underword/oakenfold, seriously can't wait!


Posted by R!CH on Feb-20-2008 07:22:

quote:
Originally posted by gjg21
anyone else think it's strange that they're playing the warfield? regardless, woot!


" Both Sasha and myself have been talking for ages about touring the states together again, but really wanted to go back to our underground roots as recently the only shows we have done together have been massive festival events. So this time around we are playing a great selection of clubs with great sound systems rather than big arena shows, which will give our fans a chance to see us in a more intimate environment. " - John Digweed


Posted by gjg21 on Feb-20-2008 07:34:

i wasn't really thinking an arena alternative, but i see what you're saying. I'm just thinking that Warfield = concert and I'd hate to see this show become a concert with the whole crowd facing forward, simply bobbing up and down. Granted, this has been a problem for years now with dj superstardom, I dunno. As a disclaimer, I've never been to the Warfield. Is it 18+? If so, that may explain some of it. Otherwise, I'd expect Ruby Skye or a similar venue that regularly has edm.

Maybe I'm underestimating the crowd as well, but last time I saw them together was at Crobar in NYC and it seemed a sufficient size for the crowd.


Posted by R!CH on Feb-20-2008 07:46:

� While Delta Heavy was billed as an arena tour it was the theatres and clubs where John and I had the most fun and where we felt our sound worked best. So this time around we decided to focus on those venues. " - Sasha

The tour will make stops at legendary rock venues such as the Warfield in San Francisco and Webster Hall in NYC. In addition, many of the shows are 18+ and some are even all ages. And because many of these events are taking place in traditional rock venues their shows may start at 9 and end at 2, as opposed to a traditional club night which starts at 2am and ends at 6am. A rare exception indeed for Sasha and John Digweed fans.

...hope that clarifies it.


Posted by Cool1g on Feb-20-2008 07:56:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
It's not true. Sasha & Digweed played Coachella shortly after their first Delta Heavy tour with stops in LA, SF, and San Diego. The year that Sander K played before Laurent Garnier at Coachella, Sander had to jump on a helicopter after his gig to make it to Avalon on the same night.


didn't we have this same discussion another board???


yes there most certainly is a blackout rule. i've seen it given as both 1 months before and 3 months after or 2/2. i encountered it last year when inquiring about booking a DJ that played at Coachella. also SF and and San Diego (and Las Vegas too) are considered far enough away and different markets so they do not fall undernearth the booking restrictions. so that allows for 2 of the S&D dates you gave. the LA date for Delta Heavy was 2/28...2 full months before Coachella. and i'd assume most likely that date was booked well in advance anyway due to it being a national tour...see below for info on that:

yes we have seen a couple of exceptions over the years - it seems as though if you have a national tour planned you may be able to get an exception (see Justice this year). and obviously if you already have a gig planned before being booked for Coachella they won't make you cancel it. I think the Sander gig fell under those rules and possibly the S&D Delta Heavy gig though that was 2 months before anyway so it could have been outside the window. and i'm not sure if in 2002 the booking date restrictions were that long.


Posted by iammesol on Feb-20-2008 07:57:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
The year that Sander K played before Laurent Garnier at Coachella, Sander had to jump on a helicopter after his gig to make it to Avalon on the same night.


lol


Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Feb-20-2008 07:59:

quote:
Originally posted by R!CH
� While Delta Heavy was billed as an arena tour it was the theatres and clubs where John and I had the most fun and where we felt our sound worked best. So this time around we decided to focus on those venues. " - Sasha

The tour will make stops at legendary rock venues such as the Warfield in San Francisco and Webster Hall in NYC. In addition, many of the shows are 18+ and some are even all ages. And because many of these events are taking place in traditional rock venues their shows may start at 9 and end at 2, as opposed to a traditional club night which starts at 2am and ends at 6am. A rare exception indeed for Sasha and John Digweed fans.

...hope that clarifies it.


make sense if the party only goes till 2AM... especially with a gig next day/night in palm springs...


Posted by DaveT on Feb-20-2008 08:06:

There's prob no chance of it happening again, but in 2001 when S&D played in SF (for Spundae), they totally played at the SF Gift Center (which was all ages or 18+ I do believe) and then at Ten15 after that event was over for the purely 21+ crowd... :-p

I can always hope....but I don't expect it to happen again (with an afterparty at Ruby :-p)

Dave


Posted by idoru on Feb-20-2008 09:21:

Nice to see them playing a solid venue in Seattle that really hasn't been used for EDM in about three years. I have never once been to a bad show there, so I'm excited for that.

What I don't get is why they come to Seattle, drive north the next day for a gig in Vancouver, BC, then drive south the next day through Seattle for a gig in Portland. What the hell?


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