Last weekend we had rehearsals with the Neal Morse Band. Without Neal, but with Paul Bielatowicz, our guitarplayer of this mini-tour. He is an awesome guitarplayer from the UK. Want to know more about him? Go to his MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/paulbielatowicz
Also for our first gig, Elisa Krijgsman (he played guitars during the QuestionMark tour in the summer of 2006) will join as a special guest during the encore. That will be great. Here we are rehearsing In The Fire, the soloparts. As you can see, there will be a lot of guitarshredding going on that concert.
So here’s the movie. Be patient, it can take some time to load. It’s worth the wait!
Want to be there? It will be on the 24th of May in The Shelter in Veenendaal, The Netherlands.
Send an email to: neal@novae.nl with your name, adress and how many tickets you want. The ticketprice is 15 euros. Hope to see you there, or else at the IO-Fest at De Boerderij in Zoetermeer, Holland.
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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