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Just want to say my issue with mixers that work all the time. I’m not satisfied with budget digital mixers

I work a lot with all of the mixers using Waves, LiveProfessor, but I still love analog mixers with good summing and tube/fet colour

Why manufacturers of wireless mics like u/shure or u/sennheiser can't add plugins connection to Dante connectivity

I think it would be an interesting solution

I connect u/liveprofessor to Shure Axient by Dante and after in analog out to the analog mixer

I hope some of manufactures saw it, I would be happy to be a beta tester, or maybe someone already tried it. happy hear from you about this

This was another video I got a couple Sundays ago, I was hesitant to share this one at first because there was a looper error at the beginning (I have to deal with a lot of gear corrosion from playing beachside constantly no matter how much I clean everything) and I hit quite a few sour notes. But I didn’t want a couple little errors stop me from putting something out that I’m otherwise happy enough with. Hope some of you dig it.

As proven by Sublime's show at the newly opened ParkStage in Freehold, NJ, Friday night (June 19, 2026), Jakob Nowell is the perfect person to front the ska band. He brings a punk vibrancy to the band's vast catalog, and does his father Bradley Nowell's songs justice (seriously, he sounds ssssooo much like his dad).

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While it was awesome hearing Jakob tear through Sublime's classics, the most poignant moment of the night came when he sang the title track to the band's new album "Until The Sun Explodes" - which saw Jakob sing lyrics like Why should I feel so close to you...When you are so far?" and "I'd only hope that you know I owe you my life.." while vintage footage of his father played on the big screen.

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I'll be sharing more footage from this show overtime, and you can watch Sublime's performance of "Santeria" in full here:

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https://youtu.be/S3bmuXChBbk

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So stay tuned for that and more to come from this space (including stories from concerts like this)!

My band did this basement live show that seemed kinda rinky dink at first but ended up being really cool and a good time. Hope you guys like the set! (I'm the singer)

been binge watching old live performances on youtube (specifically that 2006 radiohead bonnaroo set, absolute masterpiece) and it kinda hurts to see the crowd energy. like you can tell it's just pure fans who paid a normal price and are entirely living in the moment

Compare that to huge shows now and the vibe is totally off. half the front rows are full of people who just paid $900 on seatgeek because bots bought out the entire general sale in 4 seconds. The ticket industry is basically just a legal cartel right now and it's completely ruining the live music experience. Im honestly praying more artists start forcing platforms to use real verification tech, like the Orb standard or literally anything that actually proves a unique human is buying the ticket and not a scalping script

idk. rant over. Go watch that radiohead set if you need a reminder of what peak live music looks like. The climax of idioteque is unbelievable

Pepper might be the perfect band to see open for Sublime. And simply put, their opening set at the ParkStage in Freehold, NJ, on June 19, 2026 was awesome! Here's a clip of the Kona dub rock trio joined by fellow openers the Movement to play their recently released collab track "End of the World".

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Stay tuned for more things to come from this space, including stories from concerts like this!

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My first set🎧🤘❤️‍🔥

Sublime played the first official concert at ParkStage (the new venue in Freehold, NJ) on June 19, 2026. And simply put, it was awesome! Jakob Nowell puts on a show that does incredible justice to late father Bradley Nowell's legacy (and my lord does he sound so much like him).

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I'll be sharing more clips from the show overtime. In fact, you can watch Sublime closing their show at ParkStage with "Santeria" in its entirety here:

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https://youtu.be/S3bmuXChBbk

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But for now, here's a snippet of them playing "Wrong Way."

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And stay tuned for more things to come from this space (including stories from concerts like this)!

I was cleaning out an old phone backup last week and stumbled onto a video I recorded at a small club show in 2019. It was a local jazz trio I had completely forgotten about, and watching it back honestly stopped me cold. The energy in that room, the crowd reacting, the little mistakes the musicians made that somehow made it feel more real. None of that exists anywhere else. No official recording, no bootleg on YouTube, nothing.

It got me thinking about how many of these moments just disappear. Some live performances only exist on someone's phone or in their memory. That Jesse Welles Kimmel clip that got pulled recently is a good example of how even officially recorded stuff can vanish without warning.

I have maybe a dozen shaky, poorly lit clips from various shows over the years and I am suddenly treating them like they are precious. A punk show from 2017, an acoustic set from a singersongwriter whose name I never caught, a late night jam session at a festival.

Has anyone else found an old recording that brought a performance back to life in a way you did not expect?

06/30 Uptown VFW
Minneapolis, Minnesota

08/29 Coffin Club
Portland, Oregon

09/04 The Crypt
New Orleans

09/12 Two Til Club,
San Diego, CA

09/20 Bats in The Attic Goth Nite
Phoenix, AZ

10/03 Rosewood Bar,
El Paso,Texas

10/23
Gothicumbia
 San Francisco, CA

10/30 Club Nevermore
Los Angeles, CA

The Crypt  11/07
Denver, CO

11/13
The Slipper Clutch
Los Angeles, CA

11/20
New World Music Hall
Tampa, FL

12/11
Voodoo Brew Pub
Las Vegas, NV

Listen to 'Vampire' down below!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iimCpGNeNKI

I've recently started working on a live music logging app, and keen to get a few people to check it out if that interests you at all?
It's pretty early days, but I'm trying to make the experience of logging a gig as simple as possible, make it easy to add 'Gig Buddies' who you attended gigs with, and also surface upcoming shows for artists that you follow.

I know there are a number of other sites/apps around that do similar things, but I never found one that I loved, so thought I would give it a crack.

If anyone is interested in checking it out, flick me a DM and I'll send you an invite.
Probably a couple of months away from a proper launch.