I am writing this in Hamburg, we have just arrived for the concert tonight. We had a long day of traveling, stood still in a trafficjam for 1,5 hours, but have managed to get here on time!
Yesturday we played in Siegen, in the Bismarc Halle. It was a nice hall, but with a lot of reverb, so I was curious if the sound could be good here. But when the people started to enter the roon, the acoustics changed for the better.
We had a great night, for me personally it was one of the best shows we have played. It rocked, the sound was great, the audience looked like they where really into it.
Now I have a little time to shower and get ready for tonight.
See you soon!
edit: by the way, we had some great reviews in the Siegen newspaper. A prog review in a ‘normal’ paper! That’s cool!
About the author
I am drummer of the Dutch post-prog band Dilemma (http://www.dilemma.band) and drummer and founder of the progressive rock/metal band Affector (www.affectormusic.com).
As a musician I made a name in the progressive rock scene as drummer, bandleader and tour manager of the progressive rock legend Neal Morse (Transatlantic / Flying Colors / ex-Spock’s Beard). With him and a lot of other acts, I toured the world and recorded many best-selling CD's. I own a music studio and label, where I record, produce and release my own music and other bands & artists.
Next to being a musician, I am an entrepreneur since the age of 19. I started 4 businesses. My main company is Novae Popschool (www.popschool.eu). A modern music school with multiple locations throughout The Netherlands.
As musician, producer, teacher, author and entrepreneur I work with a mission: "I help musicians create and develop their own musical singularity, through which they will have a more successful and more fulfilling life. It is my mission to contribute to a more socially, loving and caring society through the power of music and modern music education.
Rock on!
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