Monday, Feb. 24, from 7 to 8PM on Radio Base Venezia (https://radiobasevenezia.net), Jack O’Malley and Wolfgang Scheibe from Jug Band Colline Metallifere will be featured on the Rumori d’Arte talk show, hosted by Michela Poli.
We recently received from our friend Sebastian a selection of his photo report from the Jug Band Colline Metallifere event at Vits Cafe, Munich, Germany, i.e. the second gig in the 2024 Gran(i)Tour.
After the Gran(i)Tour in Germany, a necessary pit stop in Tatti, featuring Christopher Mosselman aka Crissi from Dizzy Bee (with whom we jammed in various gigs). For more information and booking: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228.
Below you find some shots from the Jug Band Colline Metallifere. Between June 14 and June 29 we have moved from Southern Tuscany, Trentino, Munich, and various locations in Baden-Württemberg, proposing a series of concerts intertwined with the topic of grains, and more in general to interact on musica and relation between different territories.We have been at: La Foresta+Comun’orto Rovereto, Vits Cafe Munich, Tennental, Krone Alt Hoheneck (Ludwigsburg), Goldochsen Brauerei Spielbach, Huober Brezel Erdmannhausen, Tatty Stay and See Stuttgart, Beuerlbach-Crailsheim, Löwen Bartenstein, Clansman Ludwigsburg, Aalen Red Cross, in addition to a couple of street music gigs in Ludwigsburg and Stuttgart. This was around 2700 km and 14 events in 16 days, closing at Bagno Baratti (Tuscany) on June 29.
In addition to the hosting venues, we would like to thank: Max Herman and his Mindful Mona Lisa project, Dario Guidetti, Luca Delucchi. Special thanks to Samuel Huber for the assistance and multiple ideas emerged during the stay in Erdmannhausen.
Please remember that:
some tour T-shirts are still available (vedi articolo).
On Soundcloud and Youtube you can listen to six songs from our most recent set list.
Our next concerts with the Jug Band Colline Metallifere will be: July 10 in Pomarance (Pisa) and Aug. 22 in Tatti .
After a day off, where we had the opportunity of visiting the Bauer recording studios in Ludwigsburg, Germany, the Gran(i)Tour, starts its second half, with the most “rural” event of all our mission.
From 7.30PM it will be possible to visit Reiner Schmidt’s farm in Beuerlbach, North-East of Stuttgart. Here you may see different types of experimental grains on which four local families have been working for years.
The Jug Band Colline Metallifere performance will follow the site visit (around 9PM).
Pending a full report about the Gran(i)Tour, you can check out a few moments of the tour from the JBCM Instagram profile: https://www.instagram.com/jugbandcm/. For more information: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228
During the May 21, 2024 episode of #221 on TV9 Grosseto, we proposed four songs with a trio lineup, and explained a bit of the JBCM project as we approach the Gran(i)Tour.