BOC in Denmark
Ted Jackson jr. EL84
tojackso at LIBRARY.SYR.EDU
Tue Jul 8 15:54:37 EDT 1997
> From: John A Swartz <jswartz at MBUNIX.MITRE.ORG>
> >Can somebody tell me how they can afford to come in Europe and
> play only one date in a small venue in a small country... What makes
> BOC so different to the other bands? Who is now managing them?
>
> I think it's more a question of "who ISN'T managing them" as their
> management sure seems non-existent at times. But, I believe that probably
Right! Consider this Sat.'s gig. Nobody knew about it til it
appeared in last week's paper. Clearly, they book a lot of stuff on
the fly, and I doubt if the band itself knows about gigs sometimes.
In a recent chat, BD said that they were playing at Darien Lake in
June--no gig. In the same chat, no mention of this Sat.'s gig, which
IS happening! What the Fuck!?
> some wealthy person or group in Denmark wanted to see a BOC show over
> there so they put up enough $$ to make it worthwhile to the band. I
> doubt that the band (or it's mismanagement) just decided to fly over to
> Denmark and do 2 gigs. If BOC's management had any sense of intelligence,
> it would seem to me that they would try to arrange a few more gigs over
> in Europe while they are there - maybe hit the London and Paris areas
> again anyway. I guess if you REALLY want to see BOC in your own
> particular area, you can always put up the cash to get them to come play.
>
> John
My guess is that whomever hired them could provide a PA system as
well, for it seems like a real hassle to fly over, book gear, and
then play 2 shows. Must be the group had equipment for the band to
use?
theo
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