I’m quite sanguine about 2003. Hyped up. High on what’s to follow.
There are plenty of intriguing events to come over the forthcoming twelve months: the next steps for Phish, the ongoing journey of Panic, Bonnaroo II (and more?), summer festivals all, the Jammys, the big Relix music festival (stay tuned), the moe.down hoop tourney (this is my year) and perhaps above all else the mystery show that’s going to take my by surprise, kick me in the ass and introduce me to the next band that I’ll need to see again whose music will be in constant car rotation (to the eventual dismay of my wife and daughter).
As for 2002 we have more in our series of 2002 in Review features, including our editors’ favorite live shows, our readers’ favorites and our year-end charts. Not only that but a number of stories that look back (and ahead) from a range of perspectives- including interviews with Rob Derhak, Reid Genauer, ekoostik hookah, Dana Monteith and Mofro. We’ll have an announcement regarding out Amateur Photo Essay Contest.
Oh yeah, we also have our new Jambands.com 250. Go ahead and vote, I just did…
part of the electorate,
Dean
Dean Budnick - From the Editor 1
- All
- Andy Miller - Real True Confessions With Padre Pienbique
- Annabel Lukins - Both Sides of the Rail
- Brian Levenson - Head Games
- Brian Robbins - The Maine Line
- David Steinberg - Some Are Mathematicians
- Dean Budnick - From the Editor
- Fady Khalil - Hiding From Band Practice
- Jesse Jarnow - Brain Tuba
- John Zinkand - Improvise
- Mike Gruenberg - In My Life
- Randy Ray - Peaches En Randalia
- Taraleigh Weathers - The Sunny Side of the Scene
January
News
Archive- Listen: Maruja Preview Debut Album ‘Pain to Power’ with 10-Minute Single “Look Down on Us”
- The Doors History Chronicled in New Book ‘Night Divides The Day’
- Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Early Works Enshrined in ‘Crucial Cuts From The Heart of the Ark (1973-1978)’
- Ketch Secor Previews Debut Solo LP with “Dickerson Road” Single and Music Video
- Gregg Allman’s Archive Previews ‘One Night in DC, May 15, 1984’ with “Dreams”
- Widespread Panic Announce Panic En La Playa with Circles Around The Sun, Eggy, Sierra Hull and More
- Wonderland Forest Pauses Live Music, Shifts Schedule to The Westcott Theater in Syracuse
- The String Cheese Incident Kick-Off North Carolina Tour Opener with Debut of Kyle Hollingsworth’s “Carnival”
Most Popular
- Billy Strings Announces Fall Tour Dates in Europe, UK and US
- Watch: Warren Haynes Band Welcome 12-Year-Old Guitarist Saxon Weiss on Jerry Garcia Band-Associated “That’s What Love Will Make You Do”
- Gregg Allman’s Archive Previews ‘One Night in DC, May 15, 1984’ with “Dreams”
- Kris Myers Departs from Umphrey’s McGee
- Dead & Company Return to Sphere with 2025 Residency Debuts, Mark Mother’s Day Sunday with “Mama Tried” and “Samson and Delilah”
- Umphrey’s McGee Name Scotty Zwang and Duane Trucks as Drummers for 2025 Following Kris Myers’ Exit
- Tom Hamilton Uses Jerry Garcia’s 1976 Travis Bean TB500 #11 in Chicago
- Molly Tuttle Introduces New All-Female Band After Four Years with Golden Highway
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