Next gigs in the UK and on the Continent?

[kowk]

Hello, I found on the net these announcements:

Fri 07th May 2010
Peter Green T he Grand at Clitheroe (Lancashire)

Sat 08th May 2010
Peter Green O2 Academy 1 & 2 [Formerl... (Sheffield)

Sun 09th May 2010
Peter Green Academy [1, 2, 3 and Club... (Manchester)

Fri 28th May 2010

Peter Green Princess Pavilion - Falmo... (Cornwall)

Sun 30th May 2010
Peter Green The Cheese and Grain (Somerset)

And one fan of PG &F on Facebook hopes to see Peter in Italy in June :-)
So another European tour????

Maybe Peter is going to gig in Poland too :-)

Krzysztof

[Ms Moose]

Thanks Krzysztof! I hope so much that you will get a chance to see PG & Friends in Poland!

I am going to Wales in the beginning of May, but I don't think I will be able to go to Lancashire or Manchester, unfortunately.

I also hope they will get a summerholiday - we don't want them to burn out!

Ms Moose

[Mario]

Also there are 2 confirmed dates in Italy 25 and 26 June...

Mario.

[slipkid]

Peter Green touring the States is not going to happen. Is it because Mike Dodd feels that the U.S. is outside of Peter's comfort zone?

Peter Green left Fleetwood Mac because he couldn't stand the constant tour schedule that Clifford Davis/Adams had set for the US beginning 6/70. It was to be a huge four month tour of the states, yet Peter Green was exhausted. Under Clifford Davis/Adams' scenario, Fleetwood Mac would've toured the states, supporting the Boston Tea Party live shows on LP/tape. It would've changed the history of Fleetwood Mac. I'm sure Jeremy Spencer would've left as he did anyway, yet it wouldn't have changed the band as long as Peter Green was the band's leader.

[mzero]

Originally Posted by slipkid

Peter Green touring the States is not going to happen. Is it because Mike Dodd feels that the U.S. is outside of Peter's comfort zone?

Peter Green left Fleetwood Mac because he couldn't stand the constant tour schedule that Clifford Davis/Adams had set for the US beginning 6/70. It was to be a huge four month tour of the states, yet Peter Green was exhausted. Under Clifford Davis/Adams' scenario, Fleetwood Mac would've toured the states, supporting the Boston Tea Party live shows on LP/tape. It would've changed the history of Fleetwood Mac. I'm sure Jeremy Spencer would've left as he did anyway, yet it wouldn't have changed the band as long as Peter Green was the band's leader.

well, we should be patient. the europe and uk dates this year and last were unexpected when they happened. mario had said that they initially had trouble finding venues that were interested in booking pg

outside of us, probably very few people in the states know of pg&f, much less the promoters and venue managers. it takes time. zero