Milwaukee, WI

Welcome to the Rave in Milwaukee. This is the sign we drove up to......not too shabby. The venue was massive. There were 5 stages under ¹roof, including a 4,000 capacity ballroom and multiple bar stages. The stage our show was on was the second largest in the Rave.

Picture above.

Reel Big Fish's tour bus

This is what it looks like when you try and fit Reel Big Fish, Streetlight Manifesto and Tip the Van into one tour bus.

-Dunnigan TTV

Minneapolis, MN (part 2)

It took us 26 hours to travel from Connecticut to Minnesota. A large portion of the journey through the Midwest was plagued by blizzard-like conditions. We followed trucks all night since they cleared the falling snow with the amount of air they displaced.

Although we spent a good 9 hours only traveling 40mph across a snow strew interstate, we still made it to the first venue on time. A crew of roadies helped unload all of our gear and we received our all-access, backstage passes. We checked out our green room which was stocked with beer, water, a giant plasma tv and comfy couches. We settled in and started taking showers in the suprisingly clean and elegant shower.

We performed a sound check and set up our merch. At 629, the house lights and house music came down. We played our hearts out for 30 short minutes. People danced, jumped and went crowd surfing. We made new fans and friends, signed some autographs and took some pictures with people.

-Dunnigan TTV

Minneapolis, MN

Here is a shot of Reel Big Fish at Epic in Minneapolis. This gives you a sense of what the venue looks like and how many people were at the show.

-Dunnigan TTV

Grammar

I have just re-read some of my posts and noticed some simple grammar and spelling errors. My iPhone auto-corrects some words and I may not catch them, so if it looks like I failed English, it's Apple's fault.

-Dunnigan TTV