Just catching up on some vlogs….wow 11 days straight! Props to Crowder on doing vocals 11 days straight! I play in a weekend hobby band and 2 nights in a row are good but more than that is tough on vocals for us.
Thanks, Mike. I enjoy these road vlogs. It's great to see behind the scenes and understand the issues you all face. While I'm sure you are getting it done on the tech side, I imagine you are craving a chance to play again soon. Hang in there and thanks for the video.
Great video! Thank you for taking the time to do all of that filming and editing. Some of those venues look amazing. Biggest place I ever played only held 500 people. :)
Love this type of video. I was curious if you can shed some light on the all white guitar Crowder used in the Good God Almighty video. Seeing a white fretboard freaked me out. Looked cool. Wondered if it was just a prop or am actual playable instrument.
I love this kind of stuff. I really dig the behind the scenes. Any time I've helped my friends with loading and tearing down gear it was always a bummer not to get to play. (Albeit the gigs/shows were always on a much smaller scale than this)
I want to be a touring drummer but don’t have any connections or know how to get involved, any advice how to get noticed or connected with an artist? Also what’s some things I should know so I can be ready if I ever get the chance to tour?
Quick question. I saw y’all at the Ryman it was amazing! Everyone killed it! What are the floor units crowder and all the string players were using? Was it some sort of modeler or what? Thank you! You did a great job! Maybe you answer it in the video, but I’m commenting first.
Good job man! Awesome venues. You were looking pretty tired by the end of that. Nothing like the fun of a good hard tour though. Hope the next run is a bit easier.
Thanks! Yeah, longs days and hard work made for a tough week and half! I learned to rely on the local crew more so I wasn’t so beat up every day so our Texas run was better in that regard
Terrific vlog, Michael. Thanks so much for providing these insights into the behind-the-scenes process. It must have been exhausting, but you seem to handle it all with an admirably good attitude. Keep up the great work!
Love the tour VLOGs Michael... keep it up. I play bass in the Boston area, so i'm always interested in what other musicians are doing/playing and how they keep it together on the road. Thanks for these.
Just catching up on some vlogs….wow 11 days straight! Props to Crowder on doing vocals 11 days straight! I play in a weekend hobby band and 2 nights in a row are good but more than that is tough on vocals for us.
Very cool vid! Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Thanks, Mike. I enjoy these road vlogs. It's great to see behind the scenes and understand the issues you all face. While I'm sure you are getting it done on the tech side, I imagine you are craving a chance to play again soon. Hang in there and thanks for the video.
Absolutely! Starting to dig into making more videos and it feels good to play and create again.
Great vlog, Michael. Thanks for taking us on the tech side of the tour! 🎸🔥
Thanks for the video, Michael.
Local Roanoke crew is always great! Glad you came through Southwest Virginia.
Great video! Thank you for taking the time to do all of that filming and editing. Some of those venues look amazing. Biggest place I ever played only held 500 people. :)
Great stuff. Interesting and entertaining in equal measure, as usual. Nice one!
I had no idea you guys came through Muncie...my home town.
Next time you swing up here through Michigan I hope you play the State Theater in Kalamazoo!
Great vlog- thank you
Excellent cheers,
No wonder they need a tech, that's a lot of instruments!.. In at the deep end.
Love this type of video. I was curious if you can shed some light on the all white guitar Crowder used in the Good God Almighty video. Seeing a white fretboard freaked me out. Looked cool. Wondered if it was just a prop or am actual playable instrument.
I love this kind of stuff. I really dig the behind the scenes. Any time I've helped my friends with loading and tearing down gear it was always a bummer not to get to play. (Albeit the gigs/shows were always on a much smaller scale than this)
If you like this content, please check out our channel. Pretty much same thing on a much smaller scale.
What venue in Muskegon were you at!? I live just north of there!
Can’t remember the name but if I remember correctly it was a hockey arena!
Where is Kenny Rodgers?
She’s there! Has her own road case and everything
Is it a true live show?meaning, no autotune, backtracking,
Awesome. Thank you!!!
I want to be a touring drummer but don’t have any connections or know how to get involved, any advice how to get noticed or connected with an artist? Also what’s some things I should know so I can be ready if I ever get the chance to tour?
Quick question. I saw y’all at the Ryman it was amazing! Everyone killed it! What are the floor units crowder and all the string players were using? Was it some sort of modeler or what? Thank you! You did a great job!
Maybe you answer it in the video, but I’m commenting first.
OOPS SORRY I SEE YOU ANDWER IT. Lol 😂 Kempers, cool!!
I love Take Your TH-cam Channel To Work Day!
….Eleven Days!
Enjoyed the tour with you Michael. Thank you. Every experience is a learning thing.
Best thing was that it was clear you all were draggin' it by the end
Good job man! Awesome venues. You were looking pretty tired by the end of that. Nothing like the fun of a good hard tour though. Hope the next run is a bit easier.
Thanks! Yeah, longs days and hard work made for a tough week and half! I learned to rely on the local crew more so I wasn’t so beat up every day so our Texas run was better in that regard
Very cool VLOG ! Thanks for the tour of the tour.
Really enjoy the backstage look.Thanks
Terrific vlog, Michael. Thanks so much for providing these insights into the behind-the-scenes process. It must have been exhausting, but you seem to handle it all with an admirably good attitude. Keep up the great work!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
thanks for taking us along with you!
Love the tour VLOGs Michael... keep it up. I play bass in the Boston area, so i'm always interested in what other musicians are doing/playing and how they keep it together on the road. Thanks for these.