Anybody seen the Moby/Bowie tour?

[mbriant]

I've got tickets for tomorrow night. The concert starts really early and I believe there are other artists also playing. It's been blistering hot in Toronto all summer and I don't feel like sitting outside all day waiting for Moby/Bowie.

Can anyone tell me what the playing order is?

[mbriant]

I guess not.

For the record, the first half of the day-long show was apparently live disc-jockeys ( although they mention John Digweed, who I thought was a performer...I have some of his rave/trance/drum&bass stuff (or whatever it's called) ) I missed all of this and arrived 10 minutes before Bowie's set.

Bowie came on around 7:00. He's in excellent form. Voice sound's good and his band was great. I've seen him 4 times since 1974 and this may have been the best one yet. Moby finished the show with some of the most energy I've seen from a live band in quite a while.

Great combo to see if this tour comes to your town.

[Dusty Chalk]

Sorry for the late response, but thought I'd post anyway, just in case anyone else is going to the Area^2 tour -- definitely check out Blue Man Group -- they rock! 4 or 5 guitarists, 4 or 5 drummers and percussionists, and that's in addition to the 3 Blue Men. Covers of "White Rabbit" and some classic love song (no, not "Somebody to Love", but something like that). The next album is going to be fabulous, and it's going to add vocals (both femme and M) to their already pretty unique sound! I am so looking forward to it, I have no doubt it will be on my "Favourites of 2002" list. And they're even more amazing live. Well worth submitting yourself to the heat.

[mbriant]

And they're even more amazing live. Well worth submitting yourself to the heat.

Damn. I should have known better.