The New DealPlease Be SeatedGone Gone GoneMG- A few years ago the New Deal scaled down its tour schedule. How has this decision benefited the band?MG- Is the New Deal working on new material at this point?MG- What recent shows have you been listening to?MG- Including your Billy Joel cover from New York?MG- Would you say your 2005 set at Camp Bisco was a turning point for the band stylistically?MG- Do you have any more live releases in the wings?MG- Before the New Deal’s hiatus in 2003 you toured with a vocalist. Do you have plans to incorporate lyrics into your new material?MG- Are you currently working on any other musical projects?Opening SoonHGTVOpening Soon By DesignMG- You also recently played with members of Umphrey’s McGee as The Omega Moos in Chicago. How did that project come about?MG- In retrospect, what were some of your favorite New Deal performances?MG- As one of the few musicians who have played the country’s two most prominent music festivals, Bonnaroo and Coachella, how would you compare those two experiences?MG- In the past five years a striking number of Canadian bands have crossed over in America. What’s led to this artistic revival up north?
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