Showing posts with label Arroyo Seco. Show all posts
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Monday, June 26, 2017

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers coming to Hollywood Bowl

Tom Petty (photo courtesy of Arroyo Seco Weekend)
On the heels of their performance over the weekend at the Arroyo Seco Weekend music festival in Pasadena, CA, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have announced a tour-ending stop at The Hollywood Bowl...


TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS CONFIRM FINAL STOP OF
40TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR AT  THE 
HOLLYWOOD BOWL, SEPTEMBER 21
FEATURING SPECIAL GUEST
LUCINDA WILLIAMS
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL TICKETMASTER OUTLETS.  VIA PHONE (800) 745-3000
OR ONLINE AT WWW.TICKETMASTER.COM.  

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Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers’ final stop on their extensive North American tour will be at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, CA on Thursday, September 21. Tickets will go on sale Thursday, June 29 at 10 a.m. PT.
This climatic finale will be the band’s seventh performance at the beloved, historic amphitheater.Lucinda Williams will join as the band’s very special guest. Williams has a long history with the band—the band recorded her song “Change the Locks” in 1996 for Songs And Music From ‘She’s The One,’ she opened for the band on the “Echo Tour” in 1999, and most recently, she performed Petty’s songs “Rebels” and “Southern Accents” when he was honored as the 2017 MusiCares Person Of The Year.


The tour, which celebrates the 40th anniversary of their self-titled debut, has received widespread critical acclaim:
“Petty and the Heartbreakers are that rare group—like the Stones, the Boss, Fleetwood Mac and just a few others—who can fill an entire concert with certified mega hits spanning decades.”—Hartford Courant
“Petty essentially is classic rock music. To see him on stage is to see the radio come to life…Petty has lived in all of the radios of our lives, even in the age of the algorithm playlist.”—Denver Post
“One of America’s most enduring rock and roll bands.”—Fort Worth Star-Telegram
“Nearly every song aroused a sing-along, some more uproarious than others, but each evinced the durability of Petty’s songs, which, no matter their age, felt timeless or independent of the decades in which they were born…The Heartbreakers are America’s Rolling Stones: one of its most respectable, esteemed and longest-running rock acts."—Kansas City Star
“It was remarkable to consider just how well these songs have aged through the years. So many of these classic Petty cuts seem to exist in the ether, and the very idea of a world without his music is hard to fathom.”—American Songwriter
“…his band’s popularity endures, as do the hits spanning decades.”—Chicago Tribune
 “The best thing about Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers is that this band never plays as if it’s searching for an anthem or immortality. Petty has always been propelled by a strong creative drive, but at the end of the day the band’s jolt comes as much from kinship as kismet. Turns out, only lifelong friends can make sounds like these.”—Huffington Post
“It’s a testament to the depth of Tom Petty’s catalog that he can get away with playing ‘I Won’t Back Down’ (recorded by no less than Johnny Cash) and ‘Free Fallin’ (performed probably zillions of times at karaoke bars worldwide) as the sixth and seventh songs of a two-hour set. The number of living popular music performers for whom those two classics would not automatically have to be the show-closing anthems is probably in the single digits…He gave lovely introductions to the Heartbreakers, one of the best rock ‘n’ roll bands ever”—Austin American Statesman
“Petty’s understated genius applies not just to his personal demeanor, but to his music. He’s always accessible, without ever being dumb or boring.”—Minnesota Public Radio/The Current
 “A two-hour-plus rock ‘n’ roll history lesson, replete with audience participation and much gratitude from the man in the spotlight.”—Atlanta Journal Constitution
“Not too many rock bands are able to stick around that long, and few of the ones that do last that long can’t still pack arenas and make great albums. Petty and his bandmates still do that.”—Bradenton Herald
“It’s time we start claiming ownership of the greatest American rock band of all time: Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers…Petty's an icon, a Hall of Famer, one of the all-time great rock songsmiths.”—Tampa Bay Times
“So why was Saturday’s concert by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers so satisfying…Because Petty has written and recorded so many songs that have become part of the classic-rock songbook.”—Minneapolis Star Tribune
“Delivering a retrospective show that not only rekindled memories but also stood as a spirited tribute to a sound unbound by fleeting style.”—The Columbus Dispatch
 “The iconic rock collective gave a performance that served as a reminder to the crowd that they were truly in the presence of living legends.”—Red Dirt Report
 “Not many classic rock bands get to enjoy a 40th anniversary and even fewer are able to do so by selling out arenas wherever they play. In the case of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, they’re celebrating the occasion with as polished a set as any band you’ll see.”—Best Classic Bands
“Petty then led his troupe through a career-spanning performance that included one masterful hit after another.”—Jambase
Additionally, Chris Stapleton, Peter Wolf, The Lumineers and The Shelters will perform as special guests on coming North American dates this summer. The band will also headline London’s Hyde Park as part of Barclaycard Presents British Summer Time with special guests Stevie Nicks, The Lumineers and The Shelters—this will be their only European performance of 2017. See below orwww.tompetty.com for details.
TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS LIVE
June 29                                                      Wrigley Field                                           Chicago, IL*
July 1                                                    Wells Fargo Center                             Philadelphia, PA†
July 2                                          CMAC Performing Arts Center                Canandaigua, NY†
July 5-6                                    Marcus Amphitheater-Summerfest                   Milwaukee, WI*
July 9                                                            Hyde Park                                              London, UK
July 15                                                   Air Canada Centre                                    Toronto, ONT
July 16                                               RBC Ottawa Bluesfest                                 Ottawa, ONT
July 18                                            DTE Energy Music Theatre                                 Detroit, MI†
July 20-21                                                   TD Garden                                           Boston, MA†
July 23                                                  Royal Farms Arena                                Baltimore, MD†
July 26-27                                            Forest Hills Stadium                                   Queens, NY†
July 29                                                  Wells Fargo Center                             Philadelphia, PA†
August 17                                      Pepsi Live at Rogers Arena                       Vancouver, BC‡
August 19                                                   Safeco Field                                         Seattle, WA‡
August 22-23                              Greek Theatre U.C. Berkeley                         Berkeley, CA§
August 25                                               Golden 1 Center                              Sacramento, CA§
August 27                                    Greek Theatre U.C. Berkeley                         Berkeley, CA§
September 17                                       Kaaboo Festival                                 San Diego, CA§
September 21                                       Hollywood Bowl                           Los Angeles, CA**
*with special guest Chris Stapleton
†with special guest Peter Wolf
‡with special guests The Lumineers
§with special guests The Shelters
**with special guest Lucinda Williams
For complete tour and ticket information, visit tompetty.com/tour

Thursday, May 25, 2017

Arroyo Seco Weekend update: Great Music, Chef-Curated Picnic Baskets, Kidspace, more!

Arroyo Seco is only a month away and the news just keeps getting better and better...


Mike Campbell and Tom Petty of the Heartbreakers perform at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater
in October 2010. Photo: Kelly A. Swift 

ARROYO SECO WEEKEND

JUNE 24 & 25, 2017

STARRING TOM PETTY &THE HEARTBREAKERS

AND MUMFORD & SONS

Arroyo Seco Weekend Announces Chef-Curated Picnic Baskets; Kidspace Programmed Family Jam; Magic Giant & Rachel Platten Added To Lineup

Rivers Cuomo of Weezer performs at Pacific
Amphitheatre in August 2011.
Photo: Kelly A. Swift
Goldenvoice's inaugural Arroyo Seco Weekend Festival, coming June 24th and 25th to the shady oaks and parkland of Brookside next to the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium, has announced its chef-curated picnic basket program from celebrated local restaurants Crossroads Kitchen, République, Barrel & Ashes, Rose Cafe and Redbird.  A modern take on the classic picnic, each basket is packed with a full three-course meal for two, beverage vouchers, snacks and unique festival necessities. Order your picnic basket now to secure preferred pricing. Available for pre-order from Thursday, June 1 at 10 a.m. via the festival site. Deadline for orders is Wednesday, June 21, 2017.


Tom Petty is Arroyo Seco bound.
Photo: Kelly A. Swift
The festival, headlined by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, Mumford & Sons, Alabama Shakes, Weezer, The Meters and The Shins, has now added two further artists to the line up: Magic Giant and Rachel Platten.


Arroyo Seco Weekend can also reveal details of its unique Kidspace Family Jam created by Pasadena's renowned Kidspace Children's Museum. The museum will be closed for the weekend as its staff joins Arroyo Seco Weekend to create a program of entertainment and interactive activities for families attending the festival. From noon - 7 p.m. each day Family Jam will feature an array of activations, including make your own instruments, jam with drummers, rock star photo booth, instrument petting zoo and create your own concert buttons. More information on the Kidspace event page.

Arroyo Seco Weekend is a world class culture event featuring three stages of live music along with the most sought-after dishes and award-winning restaurants the Los Angeles and Pasadena communities have to offer. The selection offers a wide range of cuisine, from classic Italian dishes, authentic Mexican, to Korean BBQ and gluten-free and vegan options celebrating Los Angeles' melting pot of a food scene.  With an extensive line-up of craft beers by Beer Belly and an incredible raw and natural wine list, participating chefs and restaurants include:





CHEFS:
Bruce Kalman | Union
Dakota Weiss | Sweetfin Poke
Ilan Hall | Ramen Hood
Jason Neroni | Rose Cafe
Neal Fraser | Red Bird
Marcel Vigneron | Wolf
Phillip Frankland Lee | Frankland Crab & Co
Ray Garcia | Broken Spanish
Rory Herrmann | Barrel & Ashes
Steve Samson | Sotto
Walter Matzke | République
RESTAURANTS:
Beer Belly
Chego
Dog Haus
Fat Dragon
Fritzi Coop
Genghis Cohen
Kettle Black
Kogi
LocoL
NoMad
Petty Cash
Sawyer
Sumo Dog
Tikifish






The festival will include performances by:

SATURDAY JUNE 24:

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Alabama Shakes

The Meters

Dawes
Live
Broken Social Scene
Charles Bradley & The Extraordinaires
Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra
Roy Ayers
William Bell
John Mayall
The Bennie Maupin Ensemble
SUNDAY JUNE 25:
Mumford & Sons
Weezer
The Shins
Fitz & the Tantrums
Andrew Bird
Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real
Galactic
The Revivalists
Andy Grammar
ZZ Ward
Lettuce
Jamtown (ft.. G. Love, Donavon Frankenreiter & Cisco Adler)
Alice Smith
The Mowgli's
David Lindley
Con Brio
NK Band
Rachel Platten
Magic Giant


Mumford & Sons during on the opening night of
U2's North American tour on May 12, 2017.
Photo: Kim Kinsler
Pass Prices
Single day GA:  $125 + fees
Weekend GA:  $225 + fees
Weekend Preferred parking:  $50

Picnic Basket Pricing & Options:


Chef curated basket (available for purchase in advance)  $100 - $120  
Festival basket (available for purchase in advance and on site) $80


Baskets Include: Entree for two, salad for two, 2 side dishes, dessert, snack and two drink vouchers. Comes with utensils.


Restaurant curated baskets (available as pre-order only):


Crossroads' Mediterranean Basket  - Chef Tal Ronnen / Crossroads Kitchen - $120
Classic French Bistro Basket -  Chefs Walter Manzke & Margarita Manzke / Republique - $120
Barrel's Best BBQ Basket - Chef Rory Herrmann / Barrel & Ashes - $100
Beachside Basket  - Chef Jason Neroni  / Rose Cafe - $110
Angeleno Picnic Basket - Chef Neal Fraser / Redbird - $110


Arroyo Seco Weekend is truly Pasadena taking its name from The Arroyo Seco stream, meaning "dry stream" in Spanish, that passes through Brookside Golf Course and Pasadena from the San Gabriel Mountains.


Arroyo Seco Weekend:


About Goldenvoice:  Goldenvoice, creators of Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival and Stagecoach: California's Country Music Festival, also operates successful Los Angeles music venues including the Fonda Theatre, El Rey Theatre, and Shrine Auditorium.  Beginning as an independent punk rock promoter in the early 1980s, Goldenvoice grew to be the preeminent alternative promoter in Southern California by forging strong relationships with both bands and music fans.  Goldenvoice promotes over 1400 concerts a year in California, Nevada, Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii and Canada.