Lineup 2010

[abrasion99]

When will we find out the lineup for 2010?

Also, please book Corb Lund and the Hurtin' Albertans and Bonsoir, Catin...:-)

[funkkjunkie]

I think the list of artists comes out in Feb. but swag will weigh in here soon and tell you when the exact date was last year. :)

[swag]

Here ya go. http://jazzfest.swagland.com/jfnewsdates.html

Past performance may not be indicative of future results.

[linza22]

I think the list of artists comes out in Feb. but swag will weigh in here soon and tell you when the exact date was last year. :)



hahahaha!

[VWGal]

When will we find out the lineup for 2010?

Also, please book Corb Lund and the Hurtin' Albertans and Bonsoir, Catin...:-)

Corby Lund. Well, I'll be. That's right outta my back yard. I'll have to think whether Corby would be right for Fest...certainly fantastic up here, he does a great show and has the young alt-country/cowboy poet market all tied up.

[Rossvegas]

Corby Lund. Well, I'll be. That's right outta my back yard. I'll have to think whether Corby would be right for Fest...certainly fantastic up here, he does a great show and has the young alt-country/cowboy poet market all tied up.

The hell with that: I want Gaye Delorme. Well, it's 40 below and I don't give a....

[VWGal]

The hell with that: I want Gaye Delorme. Well, it's 40 below and I don't give a....

Gaye is still playing round town, but I haven't heard him in ages to know whether he still does that song. You've just reminded me of the many nights I and others spent at the Scotch and Sirloin worshipping at the altar of Gaye's playing. I just lived over at Place Concorde so it was a short stumble home, stopping at the Lord Nelson or someone's apartment for a nightcap.

[abrasion99]

Corby Lund. Well, I'll be. That's right outta my back yard. I'll have to think whether Corby would be right for Fest...certainly fantastic up here, he does a great show and has the young alt-country/cowboy poet market all tied up.

Hey VW: I'm a recent convert. Saw Corb open for Steve Earle here in Montreal, then in a tiny barroom a few months later. I think he'd give 'em all what-fer on the Fais Do-Do. Funny, good-looking, young, clever...and he's got all them cavalry songs and funny Canadian stories.

[Rossvegas]

Gaye is still playing round town, but I haven't heard him in ages to know whether he still does that song. You've just reminded me of the many nights I and others spent at the Scotch and Sirloin worshipping at the altar of Gaye's playing. I just lived over at Place Concorde so it was a short stumble home, stopping at the Lord Nelson or someone's apartment for a nightcap.

Jeebus Miss Donna, I KNOW I must have tripped over your feet at some point in our past lives! I practically used to live at the Scotch and Sirloin, and I too became a big fan of Gaye Delorme's. I was actually pretty shocked to have learned that he had written "the Rodeo Song" and, more importantly, that it was his most successful commercial success.

I used to have the same sense of wonder (if that's what it is) when I think about the great Canadian songwriter Ian Thomas. The guy wrote some truly terrific songs, put out some kickass albums and had an AMAZING touring band....but all of his album sales COMBINED never even came close to hitting the sames numbers put up by his brother Dave Thomas as part of the "Doug and Bob McKenzie" act! Unreal, eh?

[completejohn]

...for the second weekend:

subdudes (Fri - Gentilly)
Average White Band
Batiste & Friends
Richie Havens
Susan Cowsill
Galactic
Blues Traveler
Radiators (Sun - Gentilly)\

Subdudes news is from their website. Others from other forum replies, so I can't say that they are confirmed.

[ohio]

The latest from Pollstar:

Fri 04/23/10 Jeffery Broussard & The Creole Cowboys

Sun 04/25/10 Darius Rucker

Thu 04/29/10 Average White Band
Dala
Blues Traveler

Fri 04/30/10 Jose Feliciano

Sun 05/02/10 Richie Havens

[ohio]

The latest from Jambase:

04/25/10 : Sunday- Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba
04/29/10 : Thursday- Average White Band
05/01/10 : Saturday- Kenny Wayne Shepherd

[funkkjunkie]

Dec 14 is the big day for the list of artists! Later we'll get the dailies when they are divided by well, their day that they play. And then later we'll get the cubes where we know what time each band plays. And then there are the nighttime grids at www.jazzfestgrids.com. :D

[bRETT]

This just in: The Allman Brothers. (They've announced to their list that they're playing "later in April," so I assume its first weekend.

[McGregor]

This just in: The Allman Brothers. (They've announced to their list that they're playing "later in April," so I assume its first weekend.

Holiday greetings to everyone out there in Moogis Land. -

I hope you are all doing well and that all of your holiday plans are progressing nicely. I think I can help to make your holidays even more fun. We have definitely got some exciting things to tell you about for 2010 from the world of Moogis.

Let’s talk about Allman Brothers Band activity for 2010. Next year, the ABB tour schedule will consist of fewer concerts than we normally play. We are going to be very selective with the number of shows that we play. There certainly will be opportunities for all of you to see us live. But there won't be as many opportunities as there have been in other years. When we do play for you, every show will be significant as you will see when I explain it.
We know that The Allman Brothers Band will appear at The Wanee Festival on April 16 and 17. And we know that we will appear at the New Orleans Jazz Festival later in April.

Beyond those appearances, the only other ABB shows that we are aware of in 2010 will take place during our annual run in New York City in March. Most of you probably know by now that these shows are not going to take place at The Beacon Theatre. We will be appearing at a new location. This is where you and Moogis come into the picture.

We are going to let ABB announce the specific details of the upcoming New York shows through the normal channels. But we want to let you know that Moogis will be in New York again this year to bring you all the music, excitement and action just as we did last year. Moogis did something historic last year with the webcast of the 40th Anniversary shows at The Beacon and we plan to do it again this year. But, in order to do this, we are going to need you to get involved.

Before January 24, 2010, you will be able to buy your subscription to the ABB New York City Run in March by paying $150. If you have recently paid $60 to extend your Moogis subscription until March 1, 2010, you will get full credit for that payment towards your new Moogis subscription. Yes, that means that you will only need to pay $90 for the upcoming 2010 New York run. That’s right. By paying $90 before January 24, you will be able to enjoy any new content that we add to Moogis.com (there will be a few surprises for you soon), the entire New York Run live webcasts, the archived webcasts for one year after that and all the new friends that our Moogis community will attract. This is truly a great deal.

If you were not among those who renewed your original subscription, you can still buy a subscription to the 2010 webcasts by paying $150 before January 24. Obviously, the price will increase after January 24. We would love to keep the prices at last year’s level but it’s just not possible. By webcasting one of rock history’s greatest series of concerts in 2009, Moogis broke new ground creatively and technically. Unfortunately, Moogis also incurred significant financial losses. We are doing our best to pay back these obligations but we also need to do our best to be certain that we cover our costs for 2010’s New York Run.

Now, we are back at a familiar place. We are asking for your cooperation. If we can get 1,500 subscribers by January 15, we will be able to complete our plans as we have described them to you. If we are not able to get enough subscribers by this date, we will have to return the money we have collected and cancel the plans to webcast of the 2010 Allman Brothers Band New York Run. But because of the support that you have shown Moogis in the past, we are confident that you will help us to bring our plans for this year’s webcasts to your computers and flat screen TV’s.

So, please tell your friends and acquaintances about Moogis. Soon, we will begin to put together the story of the 2010 Allman Brothers New York City Run. Please join us for the journey. Go to Moogis.com and subscribe to the Allman Brothers Band 2010 New York City Run webcasts before January 24, 2010 for only $150, If you have renewed your subscription until March 1 by paying $60 recently, you will only need to pay $90 in order to subscribe to the 2010 New York City Run.

Join early and become part of this worldwide community.

Your friend in Moogis,

Butch Trucks

[stlbarb]

This just in: The Allman Brothers. (They've announced to their list that they're playing "later in April," so I assume its first weekend.
first weekend dates are April 23-25
second weekend dates are April 29-May 2
so it could be either weekend.

[ohio]

Just so long as it isn't first Friday- for me.

[completejohn]

According to Pollstar, Irma Thomas is playing on Friday, 4/23 AND Sat 5/1.

[completejohn]

Marcia ball, sunday, 4/25 I hope she does Lafayette Square on Wednesday!

[swag]

According to Pollstar, Irma Thomas is playing on Friday, 4/23 AND Sat 5/1.

Last year she did two sets: her regular set at Gentilly or Acura, and a Gospel set in the Gospel Tent.

[ohio]

Marcia ball, sunday, 4/25 I hope she does Lafayette Square on Wednesday!
I don't. Marcia's great and all, but she's had that slot for several years. Time for a change, imo.

[completejohn]

You probably get to SEE Marcia a lot more than me. She hardly ever makes it out to New Mexico. Plus if I get to see her at Laf Square, I can see someone else during her Fairgrounds set.

OK, it's just me being selfish!

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

If half of these rumors are true then it will be a great lineup. Come on Tuesday, what does Santa have in his bag this year? Hell, if none of the rumors are true it will still be good!

[chrisjoseph]

I have heard a couple of the unannounced names....the masses will be happy.

[chrisjoseph]

I don't. Marcia's great and all, but she's had that slot for several years. Time for a change, imo.

Bry, I completely agree. I think it would be nice to rotate that show every year. Give someone local more exposure.

[completejohn]

I have heard a couple of the unannounced names....the masses will be happy.

Come on - don't hold out on us now!

[chrisjoseph]

There are many sources of information......some of them tell me I can go public with the info, and some say don't.

[McGregor]

I have heard a couple of the unannounced names....the masses will be happy.

widespread panic........:) ............?

a little birdie...

[chrisjoseph]

No, it's actually a band called "The Masses Will Be Happy."

[completejohn]

No, it's actually a band called "The Masses Will Be Happy."

Oh, the Pope is on tour? He rocks!

[chrisjoseph]

You're thinking of John Paul. Benedict is more into smooth jazz.

[Apostrophe (')]

You're thinking of John Paul. Benedict is more into smooth jazz.

apparently he's also into hiphop and indie rock...
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/12/04/tupac.vatican.playlist/index.html